Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-11
SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.


A well known ogden couple in the
persons of Miss Nell Young and Mr.
Irving G.. Emmett We're married in the
Salt Lake Temple at noon today. The
ceremony was performed by President
John r.. Winder. Mr., and Mrs. Emmett
arc both widely known throughout the
state, and the hearty congratulations Of
friends vii follow them In their we'd
ded life The bride is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Arta D. Young OF ogden,
and formerly of salt Lake, and the
groom Is one ofthe best known OF the
younger business men Of the junction
city, where they win make their home.
A wedding trip will not be taken at this
time for the reasonthat Mr. Emmetts
presence Is required In Utah during the
sOjourn Of Miss Mamie Tout his niece.
The business management of Miss
Tnuts concert work win all be under
the direction Of Mr. Emmett The young
people leave for their home this eye-
mng
Or. and Mrs, j. c. h. King were
guests of honor at a delightful recep-
ton Il 81 night. given by Judge and Mrs.
Morris Ritche "A large number Of their
friends calling during the evening. The
rooms We're effectively decorated, and
Japanese lanterns, with rugs, easy
chairs and sofas made the lawn at
tractive. The hosts were assisted in re-
reiying and entertaining by number
Of intimate friends.
Tonight Mrs. David Keith presdes at
the Country club in the usual informal
dancing party, which takes place there.
No invitations have been issued, but
a, Ia r.YtN 20
friends.
Mir ana Mrs. Heber Cutler and Miss
Lydia Weile. will leave tomorrow for
the worlds fair.
Miss Anna Mccormick was one Of the
hostrsses who entertained at luncheon
al the Country club yesterday
Yesterday Mis- Elsie Ashworth and
Frank r. Bennett, both OF Provo, were
married, the ceremony being performed
in the salt Lake Temple, and later
Mrs. l.. 4. Farnsworth gave an elab-
crate dinner In their honor at her home
on East south Temple street The
newly married pair will reside in Provo,
Miss Grace Swanson gives a slumber
putty " - HullbNA VI hfl III W.
night.
Harry ii. Madsen, president Of the
Strollers club, was guest OF honor at a
circus party given last evening by the
members of the club. From the club
rooms the party was conveyed to the
circus ground in the Utah" drag, which
was gaily decorated for the occasion,
In pink and green, the club colors. Az
ter the circus the young men were
driven TO the Wilson cafe, where an
elaborate supper was awaiting them,
The tables were decorated in the club
colors of pink and green. The follow
ing members formed the party: George
Ryser, Norman Davis, C. w, Price, A,
V. Sconberg, A. Chamberlain, o, r.
Mededith, Jr., All, Boiling Doris Ray
bould, w S. Keytlng, Il. T. Perkes,
Louis Hanson. T. r. Cracroft Tread
Boiling IT, Taylor, Harry Smith, r. G.
HUI, W, Buckley, Jack Browning, w,
Mangum, Rex Wilson, D. Wilson, II,
Kendall, j, Hahn, It, l.. Pcnrose, ID. NJ,
Olsen, +. Hanson George Chandler, o,
Erickson, T. Mattress. j. II, White
mere, Walter Rogers Tom Janney n.
Beaverton, H. r. Commock, ]. A. Bar
low. A. +. clayton. s. Simmons, V. Ost-
Ter, B, Beckstead, f. Tulland, II, Booth,
III. Care.