The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-01

ONE Of the most beautiful weddings
| ] of the autumn season was that of
Miss NJ. Alice Bartch. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Bartch, and Mr.. VIII
liam Halves Child, formerly OF Boston.
which took place last evening at the
home OF the brides parents. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock by the
Rev. DR.. Paden, and was witnessed by
about twenty OF the immediate rela-
tives and intimate friends of the bride
and groom. The bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Rae Bartch. and Mr..
r. j. Decker was the best man. Mr..
Edward Copley. Mr.. ]. C. Dick and Mr..
Dana McReady were the ushers. A
wedding supper TO the attendants and
family followed the marriage, and later
large and elaborate reception, at
which between 200 and 300 guests were
present, was given.
The house was beautifully decorated,
the north side, which is TO be the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Child, was thrown open
and the whole made a spacious and
elegant home for entertaining. In the
parlors, which were done entirely in
pink and white, the bridal party stood
beneath canopy OF smilaX intertwined
with pink and white carnations. A
bower of palms from the floor met the
canopy above. and portieres of smilax
with the beautiful flowers separated
the rooms. From the corners OF the
rooms. and from each chandelier, ropes
OF smilax were stretched and a most
artistic effect gained from the mass
ing of palms and plants. The decOrat-
ing was done by the B. c. Morris Flor
al company. and was beautifully
planned. Throughout the house the
same colors were used, except in the
dining room. which was all IN deep red,
high vases of American Beauties form
ing centerpieees and mantel decora-
tions.
Here. during the reception. refresh
ments were served, and in the den on
the south side punch was served by
Mrs. Jay T. Harris and Mrs. Frank
Westcott- The receiving party. besides
the bride and groom, were Judge and
Mrs. Bartch, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris w.
Child OF Boston, father and mother of
the groom; Mrs. James Henry Harris
horn of Boston, sister of the groom
Mrs. II. w. Brown and Mrs. Thomas
hidden by a screen of palms, the
Christensen orchestra furnished de-
hghtful music throughout the evening.
The gowns worn by the receiving
party were among the most beautiful
and gorgeous ever seen in the city. The
bride made a charming picture in
handsome gown of white palais sole
with pearl trimming and satin applique.
Two beautiful panels of the trimming
extended the entire length of the skirt, !
which was en- traine. The whole was
made over white taffeta and exquisitely
hand stitched. A veil of tuile fastened /
with an aigrette completed the costume. |
A large shower bouquet Of white |
brides roses was carried.
The bridesmaid was daintily gowned |
in white null and carried q shower
bouquet OF pink bridesmaids roses. |
Mrs. Bartch was dressed in a black
embroidered chiffon over white taffeta
with trimmings Of real lace.
Mrs. Child, the groom's mother wore
an imported gown of black net over
taffeta. and Mrs. HartshOrn hand
some gown of black net over white lib
erty silk.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Child left for a trip 10 California. and
the bride wore Q tailor gown OF mixed
cloth with Innings and stitchings of
red. They win be at home after Nov.
1 at 355 South First West street
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The following report comes from
Muskegon, Mich. OF the marriage in
that city last Wednesday of Miss
Blanche Marvin and d.. Kenneth c.
Park. DIR. and Mrs. Park are on their
way to Salt Lake, and they will be at
home after Oct. Is at "a I street:
Rev. George Forsey, rector of ST.
Paul's church, said the service in the
presence OF relatives and the intimate
girl friends of the bride
Mrs. A. T. Jones played the 'L.olien-
grin" wedding march, following with
the strains of Annie Laurie during the
ceremony and the Mendelssohn march
during the congratulatory hour.
THE little ribbon bearers were Helen
and Carl Kruger. The bride was at
tended by Misses Helen Howden and
Helen Jiroch. the former in blue crepe
de chine and carrying pink roses. and
the latter in pink crepe de chine and
carrying red carnations.
THE bride was daintily gOWned in
white crepe de chine garnished with
beautiful point lace, which had be-
lOnseu 10 neF mother, ana pearl TRIM
ming. She wore a veil fastened with
diamond and pearl sunburst, the gift
of the groom. and carried a shower
bouquet of roses.
Max Smith. Salt Lake City, Utah,
was DR.. Parks best man.
1.-The ceremony was performed under
a canopy OF pink and white roses in
the drawing. room. The decorations in
the library We're in red"
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Miss Katherine Lowe was the hostess
yesterday at a most beautifully APP
pointed japanese luncheon and card
party. The house was charmingly
decorated with japanese lanterns and
autumn leaves. and the score cards
were japanese figures. japanese fans.
miniature lanterns, and favors Of all
kinds we're used as taliies. About for
~ guests were present and prizes were
won by Miss ShoOp and Mrs. Charles
Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris ". Child and
Mrs. James Henry Hartshorn of Bos-
ton. who have been the guests OF