The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-19
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A1r. and Mrs. Charles Cutter OF Butte.
Mont. have returned home after d
pleasant visit with Ar. and Mrs A. w.
Mccune, jr-
The marriage OF Miss Josephine Katz
and Mr.. Lear Ritter viii take place
Miss Irene Jewett. who has been
passing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Post, left yesterday for her
| home in Dayton. Q:
The Misses Margaret and Ethel
DooIy left last night for Georgetown
convent in Washington. D c.
The home of Nj and Ars. John y
Smith was the scene OF q. pretty we'd
ding last evening when their daughter,
Miss Annie Smith. became the bride
Of Mr.. Ed r. Rich. The marriage was
s0iemnized at O'Clock by Or. James T..
Talmage. before only the immediate
families of the bride and groom At s
O'cIOcl< an aborate reception was held,
about sixty-five friends and relatives
being present. The residence was beau
tifully decorated. the p2Flor being in
white roses. carnations and asters. The
chandelier and piano We're tWined With
nsaidenhair fern and large palms were
placed about the room. Pink and white
room, where dainty refreshments were
served by AIRS. Walden.
The bride was gOwned in white swiss
made demi-train and trimmed in lace
and chiffon. she carried bride roses.
During the evening a fine musical pro-
gramme was rendered by Professor H.
5. Goddard and other local artists. Mr..
and Mrs. Rich will reside at 255 East
Seventh South street until their new
home is completed.
Miss Nina w. Eckart and 4Ir. E. W.
KerriclS were married at noon yester-
day BY Rev. Clarence T Brown OF the
First Congregational church The cGfe-
rnonv uas q quiet and pretty one and
Witnessed only by members OF the ram
iiy The bride was charm.ngly goWAsd
in a tan broadcloth travelling suit. vita
haFr to match. - Miss Lillian Oliver
played the wedding march from Men
delssohn during the ceremony. ana a
medley of sweet strains while the we'd
ding party were psrtaking OF an elao-
crate dinner. The table was beautlned
with A graceful arrangement of pink
asters and ferns. Strands of sniiax
interviewer with pink ribbon were
strung from the chandelier to opposite
ends of the table and terminated IN
butterfly bows.
At ais AIR and Mrs. Kerrick left for
a wedding journey in the east lnciud-
ing 1CnNtls Atli%tFt,c eA-Ae-
in Iowa They will return about NOV
/. The bride is the daughter OF Nr.
and Mrs l. r. Eckart and mas a large
number of friends who wish her mucn
happiness. Mr.. Kerrick is connected
with the business department OF the
Tribune.
Mrs. William Reid entertains at
Kensington on Friday afternoon
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Mr.. Andrew Howat leaves shortly Ior
the east to enter school
Mrs. A. w. McCune. jr., gives a lake
party on Saturday in honor OF her
Guests. Mrs. Miner and Miss Maroon
not of Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Dunbar and lam
ily left yesterday for Chicago
Miss Flora Burnham OF Richmond
Utah. is the guest of Miss Lulu Pen
rose.
Colonel and Mrs. Mn Kaighn are
now at home to their friends at tnelf
pretty new home. 40 South Ienth East
street.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson, MISS
Eta Keith and Miss Jessie Anderson
leave today over the Union PACING rall-
way for the Pan-American exposition
and on Oct 3 win sail on the steam
ship Deutschland for Europe, 70 De
absent for a year.