Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
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a pretty mcmento OF a wedding Jour-
ney Of one of salt Lakes June brides
IS portfolio OF kodak pictures taken by
the bridegroom at various stages Of
The wedding journey. The first picture
elbows the pretty young wife just step
ping on the train at the depot. Others
show her standing on the fallen stones
of some OF the ruins at Stanford in a
cactus grove, at an old monastery, on
the sea shore, and in many other places.
The principal and most picturesque
spots all through California were chos-
en- as backgrounds for her photographs,
Instead of complaining OF the search
~ of young men why don't the young
ladies in certain localities have what
In some places are called hen hops'
Part OF the girls dress In masculine
attire. part in tho regulation feminine.
Dancing card games and music are
some of the pastmes INDUCED in. the
halls being decorated as the fancy OF
the eivers of the party dictates. Girls
who have been to these hops say they
are great fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Smith an
nolInce the engagement of their daugh
ter Priscilla, to William r. Langton,
The wedding to take place about Sept
10.
Last Sunday evening Mrs. r c. Bal
ley entertained at dinner for Miss
Blanche Kimball and Karl Schied, whose
marriage takes place soon. Covers We're
laid for eight
One Of the PROTEST dinner parties of
the season was that given by Mrs. Geo.
Taylor Badger at the Alta 81 ub' for
Miss Hattie Whitney and Sidney Saville
last Tuesday. Pink and white. the brid-
al colors, We're used in the decorations.
pink and white sweet peas being uti-
iiged for the centerpiece of the table
and forming the initials wv and IS
pink hearts with hand painted cupds
We're used as place ards. Eight of the
bridal party we're present.
Miss Eva Mayne popular Salt Lake
teacher for some years, has left salt
axe and Is casting her lot with the
pedagogues OF Tacoma
A jolly crowd Of Eighteenth ward
young pecple, chaperoned by Mrs. Wal
ter c. Squires, left Tuesday for Two
weeks outing in East Canyon
The marriage OF Miss Esther Nathan
and David /, Turk will take place
sent 1 at the residence of Mr.. ana
Mrs NJ. Nathan, the brides parents
The engagement has been announced
nf Miss Eveline Lannan Thomas ana
William Downing Foster. The wedding
VIII take place at ST. Pauls church,
Wednesday, Sept. IS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence Mcbride nee
Miss Myrtle Wrathall who were mar
lied In Toole last week, will make their
home in Salt Lake.
This from the Washington Herald
in reference 10 one of Salt Lakes
prominent matrons and her attractive
daughter:
"Mrs. George Sutherland and her
daughter, Miss Edith Sutherland are
at the Oceanside and are among the
most popular of the summer visitors
there Mrs. Sutherland recently en-
tertained at a luncheon for Miss Mar
jorie Cummings. Of Brookiine"
The engagement is announced by Mr..
End Mrs. James r. Castleton, of their
daughter Alice, to Mark McDaniels the
wedding to take place the latter part
of September.
The Misses Anna and Eleanor Taylor
will be married this month. at China
shower on Tuesday evening, Twenty
four were present.
Miss May Mayne, formerly of Salt
Lake. was married Thursday AT Los
Angeles to c. S Thompson. They
will reside in Los Angeles.
The home of Mrs NJ s. Woodward
on Fifth East Is now occupied by Mr..
and Mrs, II, C. Bellinger.
An interesting wedding OF he week
was that of Miss Dora Turton and
Robert C. Van Dyke, which took place
Monday night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Van Dyke, brother
and sister, respectively, Of the groom
and bride. Reverend D. NJ. Helmick
performed the ceremony, only the I'M
mediate family being present A small
reception followed, several messages of
Generalization from St Louis friends
being received. The bridal party stood
under a floral bell of smtlaN and car
nations with background of palms the
other rooms being prettily decorated
and punch served In the library. Miss
IRENE Kelly furnished some exquisite
music. The bride wore a pretty white
batiste trimmed with Irish and car
RED shower bouquet of white car
nations, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dyke VIII
ItSlut III ~ A-phlos
Another wedding with a tinge of the
romantic entwined, was that OF Baron
Karl Won Reidheim who has been
resident OF Salt Lake for some two
years and Miss Hilda Agnes Weisncr OF
718 West Second North street
daughter of Robert Weisner. the
ceremony being performed AT the Of
Gee of the county clerk The bride
groom Is second SON and there are
two heirs between him and the title to
the large estate on the Danube. IN
the meantime Mr.. and Mrs, Weisner
have settled down to the life OF average
good American citizen and are In
terestng themselves In "A bakery.
Mrs. j r. Risque entertained last
Tuesday morning at a bridge party.
followed by luncheon at the Country
club,
Mira j, VI Harmon announces the en-
ragement Of her daughter Gwcndolyn.
20 j. Russell Hatch of Woods Cross,
Utah, the marriage to take place
Aug IS.