Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

church Miss Elizabeth MCINTYRE.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mc-
lnDro. ami Arthur g.. Hortzlor OF
Pennsylvania, were married with
Dean Brewster officiating. Miss Mary
Moore acting as bridesmaid. and Mr..
John ucrtzler, brother of Tho groom,
best man. while the bride was given
away boy her father. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
flowers, white Chry aauthomuma being
used on the altar aud punches OF
them fastening che white ribbon
strelmers which were strung across
tho pcws. The party entered 10 the
strains of the L0heugriu march, the
bridesmaid first followed by the brlue
on the arm of her father They were
met at the altar by Dean Brewster
the groom and his best man. "rhe
Evening star from lHuuuauscr being
played during Che ceremony. and the
Acudclssohn march al Its close. The
the hou, OF Che bugr Uu seventh
street. where a wcddIue breakfast was
a.r,eu, tue liable having a CENTER
piece of pink roses, and roses strewn
over the cloth. The bride wore "a going
away gown of blue hroaIolOth Nlta
trimmings of lace and black velvet and
a. black picture hat and carried a
bouquet of American Beauties. Miss
Moore wore a handsome gown OF black
and white checked velvet 90 black vel-
Vet hat with pink roses and carried
a bouquet OF pink roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Hertzler LETT later for Lancaster. Pa,
wher they viii make their home.
a number Of box parties win De eiv-
en- tonight at the Juvenile band concert
at the salt Lake Theater among tne
hostesscs being Mrs y. O.. cutler Mrs.
John BrausforI, and Mrs. Margaret i.
white. Mr. and Mrs. David -. Keith,
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor v. Rice, and
Mr. Lawrence Townsend.
Mrs. C. C. Moore entertained at
bridge yesterday about DO being urg--
ent and prizes were awarded Mrs. W. G.
Mccormick Mrs. w. IL. kreiuel, Mrs.
t. j. Fabian and Miss Ruthruuu.
Mrs. Thomas Kearus entertained in
formally yesterday Cor Mrs. w. a.
Clark Jr. the table being decorated H.
cut flowers and covers laid for about
hall dozen.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Lydia ID.
Alder will give lecture on the Holy
Land TO bee illustrated with pictures OF
appear iu the native gOs,.mt--roue.
jacket and heaCgear of the oriental
woman The music IS in charge OF
Hiss Florence kmta and Will Inc
Glide "Thc Holy city and other ape
propriatc selections Three sections OF
the club viii combine in the debates at
this afternoons meeting and all the
club members are invited. After the
program Mrs. Sol siegel viii serve
tea.
A number of box parties were given
at the Orpheum last night.
Miss Esther Allen viii entertain a
few friends at am Informal musicale
next Tuesday when she viii give talk
upon Symphonic music in anticipation
Of the next symphony orchestra con-
cert which takes place Dec. -.
Miss Hazel Taylor. who made such q
decided hit with the "EOhn Hood
company last fall win be the vocal SOC
loist at the next symphony orchestra
concert Mrs. Walter @. futile viii also
give selections on the harp.
Miss Mary Kervin will be guest OF
honor at bridge party on saturday
afternoon.
on Monday night Miss Athena Poul-
son and Willard Snarr were married, ths
ceremony being performed by Bishop
Arnold G. Giauque In the presence Of
the near relatives and friends
A pretty wedding yesterday was that
OF Mabel " Waldron ana George ABB
bott at Huntington The marriage
was sOlomnized by Judge Robinson.
The bride is the charming daughter Of
Joseph and Marietta Waldron, while
the groom Is the son OF Thomas NJ. and
Jeanette Abbott Both are descendants
Of pioneers. They VIII make their home
at Elwood BoXclder county.
When baby loses flesh. looks pale. is
fidgety and nervous. the little one is
not well nourishcd. and should be given
a soothing. healing tonic. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is the best
tonic for babies. purely vegetable So
cents. Tea or Tablets. y. C.. NJ. J. Drug
Dept t12-1l4 South Main Street.
Daniels sells uncaued for suits and
overcoats for $40. 81 West 2nd South