The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-11
COClET.Y.

Miss Helen Rothschild, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Rothschild, and
Mr.. Simon A. Rice of St. Paul, Mimi,
We're married last evening by Rabbi L.
/ r. Reynolds of the Jewish synagogue
/ The ceremony was performed at $3.50
! o'clock at the Ladies Literary club
/ rooms, which had been beautifully
/ decorated for the occasion. The plat
/ form was banked with palms. On
/ the wall, immediatelyFeoehi the brid-
/ al party, were the two letters r.. r, -
I in JacQueminOt roses, and strung from
1 the wall to the chandelier were long
I streamers of various hued roses inter-
/ woven with smilax, forming beauti-
/ ful canopy
[ Miss Pearl RothschiId. sister Of the
/ bride played MendelssOhn's Wedding
l March on the entrance of the bridal
! party The bride entered on the arm
/ of her father Miss Stella Rothschild
! was maid of honor Mr. Leo ROths-
child acted as best man
The bride wore a soft white silk
/ grenadine. with interlining of taffeta.
with real lace and chiffon A tUlle veil,
clasped with crescent of pearls and
diamonds, the gift Of Mr.. Rice, COM
pleted the charming costume
Miss Stella ROthschild was gOwned
4 in white silk null with trimmings of
real lace and ribbons. Mrs. Roths-
child was dressed in black lace over
satin. The gown OF Mrs. Bog0mer, a
sister of the bride, was white brOcaded
satin. Miss Mabel Rice of st. Paul,
MINI, wore crepe de chine with chif-
fOn and rose trimmings.
The ceremony was witnessed only by
members of the family and was fol-
lowed by wedding dinner.
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during which about seventy-five
friends rendered the yong couple
their hearty congratulations. Chris
tensens' orchestra discOUrsed soft
strains throughout the evening.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice left for an extended eastern trip
They will make their home in st. Paul
MINI. The bride and groom We're the
recipients of many beautiful wedding
presents
Yesterday, at the home of the bride.
Miss Lizzie Smith. daughter Of Mr.
Andrew Smith, was united in marriage
70 Mr.. Matt COllinsOn, jr-, Bishop +. T.
sheets officiating The ceremony was
performed al o'clock in the presence
Of the Immediate family of the bride,
and at 3:15 the young couple left for a
bridal trip in the east. They Will visit
Denver, st. Louis and other large
cities, including the Pan-AmeFican ex-
position al Buffalo. They viii be at
home after July 10 at the Manitou
Mr.. COllinson is the travelling repre-
sentative of the Cosgriff- Enright COM
pany, and the bride is popular young
lady Of this city They have a wide
circle of acquaintances, who unite in
wishing them all happiness
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DR.. A. c. Ewing win return today
from the convention of the American
Medical association at St. Paul While
east he made a short visit to the Pan
American exposition
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Mesdames William II. King and Viii
liam H. Dale receive their friends this
afternoon at the home of Mrs King.
A large number of invitations have
been sent out
The annual reception of the .Associa-
ton of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery was held at the institution
yesterday afternoon. There was a
large attendance and pleasant after
noon was spent in going over the COM
modious home, which was thrown open
to the public. and in listening to
clever exhibition given by the little
children. The ladies Of the association
are making great efforts TO raise 500
for a kindergarten to be established in
connection with the hcZne.
Miss Carrie Williams and Miss Alice
ScoviIe of the Oquirrh school win
trip, going as far as New York, Boston
and Buffalo.
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Miss Frances Sharkey goes to San
Francisco today to pass the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Newman.
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Mrs. NJ. Shaug hnessy returned yes
terday from a stay in California
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Milf Sprague has returned to Salt
Lake for a two months vacation, at
the end Of which ne will return to
San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Fletcher are at
home at 16S Fifth East street.
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H Walker returned
Yesterday from California, where Mrs
Walker had been staying for several
months for the benefit of her health.
She returns very much improved, and
it is hoped the Improvement viii be per
She stood the trip home very
well.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings viii
leave today for San Francisco, TO spend
several weeks on the coast in sight
seeing.
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