Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

ono 0f the most elaborate affairs OF
the month was the wedding ~ Miss
Rae Bartoh and John Augustus Lloyd.
which took place Wednesday evening
az the Presbyterian church. Rev. WI
liam padcn performing the ceremony
IN the presence OF about 800 guests.
Several musical selections we're rem
uered preceding the marriage service
by Miss Maud Thorn, orpanist. George
SHELTON. violin ana a. Press. cello. The
Lohcngrin wedding march was played
~ the bridal PARTY entered the church
First same ths ushers. Frank Moore
and Barry Colding. followod BY Miss
Betsy Woodland OF Raleigh n. g., ns
bridesmaid. then came Miss Olive
Bortch. The maid % honor. and next
MIS-. W VI. child. sister OF the bride, as
mstron Of honor. followed by the bride
and her father Judge Bartch. They
were met at the altar By the bride
groom Mr. Lloyd and his best man.
John clark. As the bridal party left
the church Mendelssohns wedding
march was played After the core
mony "a reception was given 20 rcla-
dives and most intimate friends at the
Bartch apartments in tho Bransforl.
Immediately after the reception Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd left for a honeymoon
Of several weeks. They viii reside ina
Salt Lake.
Another pretty wedding OF last even
ing WAS that OF Miss Maoci Rumcl end
J. O Pitt ROYAL ". Young officiating.
at the home o. the brides parents In
) street After the ceremony the bride
ana groom left for Seattle and the
Pacific northwest Tor three weeks. and
win be al nome at Tremonton, Utah,
after oct l.
Mr. William McCasken entertained at
delightful luncheon at the Country
club Wednesday afternoon In honor ~
Mrs. .. salisbury. Covers were
laid for %.
MIS- w. 7. Lynn gave "A bridge party
Wednesday evening for her guest. Miss
Madeline Murtha Of New York Mrs
Martha Royle King and Mrs r. NJ.
Allison assis. Z the hostess In enter
tanning. About 81 guests were present.
The date set Tor the meeting of
the state Federation OF Women's
clubs Is Oct Z. 5, g. and Salt Lake viii
entertain them. The federation has
been most royalty entertained by out
side cities and the members OF the local
clubs are exerting themselves 10 the
utmost 10 make the coming meeting
great success. Mrs Byron Cummings
VINO is the chairman Of the federation
has called the presidents Of the various
clubs together 10 make definite ar
engagements for the entertainment
Early next week Mrs. Hugh W. Dou-
gall and Miss Jennie Brighton; will
entertain at a musical for Miss MAY
Arnold. one Of the September brides.
This afternoon the Misses Mary and
selma Wan viii be the hostesses at an
elaborate bridge tea at the Country
club, given for Miss Bess Mcmillan.
About A. are invited 10 meet the guest
Of honor.
Mrs, j c. DAILY win entertain her
sewing club at her home on c street
Dr.. and Mrs T. W. whitney are
geles
After spending the summer vacation
IN this city many Of the salt Lake bows
return TO their various colleges Georee
and Dewitt Knox go TO Yale Carroll
Bintz, William Game, VIII Ferguson
going to Cornell
Mrs. Bert Seaboldt is entertaining
Mrs. c. Gillette Weems Of Chicago.
Mrs. w. n Beers and Mrs Elizabeth
H. Coray have returned from p tw1
weeks trip through the Yellowstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoodov
entertained at a very eniovable .ve-
ming party Wednesday evening In hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Torrens. who
leave for their home In Chicago on
tuesday next An informal musical
followed and among those taking mart
were Mrs. l.. A. Torrens, Miss Gertrude
kastholm. Miss Margaret whitney.
Prof George Careless. George D. Pyper.
Morris Andrews and and Mrs II A.
Dinwoodey. Mrs Dinwoodev was as
sisted by the Misses Margaret whit
ney, Rehan Spencer and Margaret An
dreWs.