The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
AFFAIRS MATRIM 0NIAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Jessie ISdmonds Rice, to
Frederick John LaraWay of Montreal
Canada. The marriage will take place
IN the near future. Miss Rice, who has
made many friends here during her
stay, left with her parents for Mon
treal on Friday evening.
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LeGrand Young. jr., leaves tomorrow
evening for Montana, where he will be
married on Wednesday TO Miss Fern
Scott. Mr.. Youug's father and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth G.. Kerr will leave on
Tuesday TO attend the wedding.
The wedding of Miss Jean Spencer
and Morrill, y. Farr will take place at
noon Wednesday, June %, i'm the temple
There viii be a reception in the even
ing TO the friends of the young people
at the Spencer home on First avenue.
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The marriage of Miss Ella Lowenstein
and Joseph Gettleson Will take place on
Tuesday of this week.
The marriage of Miss Edna G. Shields
and Waldemar J. Orlob viii take place
Thursday, June "A.
The marriage Of Miss Myrtle Young
and Robert r. Bruere took place June
IS at Albert Lea, MINI. After visiting
the principal cities of the east they viii
return, to be at home to their friends
after July / at "a ounce street.
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Mr. and Mrs c. T. Holiday have is
sued invitations for the wedding Fecep-
tiOn of their daughter Mary to OsbuTn
Richin of Oregon. The wedding will
take place June %.
The marriage of Miss Vera Oswald
and William c. Rowe will take place on
Wednesday next.
Mrs. Lillian D. Deisher and J. H.
Drysdale were privately married last
Wednesday evening by Rev. Elmer 1.
Goshen at the home of Mrs. o. p. Hob
son, POI Seventh avenue. They will
make their home in the Security &
Trust building.
Mrs. Sarah COMMIT announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Cora to
Doris Grifhths, the wedding to take
place June %.
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The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lit
tleford and Theodore Spokesman took
place Tuesday evening at st. Marks ca
thedral at 5 o'clock, Bishop Brewster
officiating. Later a reception to about
forty friends was given at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. ]. II. Little
ford The young people left later for
California, and viii be at home at The
Dalles. on the Columbia river, after
Aug. /.
The wedding reception Of Miss Lylia
Knudson and G. &. Clayton was a pref
ty affair. Beside a great many friends
and relatives of the bride, who attend
ed. the reception, were nearly thirty
guests from this city. Among those
present were Colonel and Mrs. y. W
Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs. \. J Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Badger, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Young, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Rich Mr. and Mrs D. s. Spencer were
the hosts of a party consisting Of Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs
RulOn s. Wells and Miss Louise Spen-
Ger.
The rooms. were. decorated with pro-
fusion of flowers. One room was set IN
white roses and orange blossoms, and
between this and the next hung well
ding bell of orange blossoms and ferns
Red roses were used In another room,
in which was an orchestra, under the
direction OF Miss Maud Williams. which
rendered some very pleasing selections
during the evening.
The couple were married on Wednes-
day afternoon in the temple.
The reception later was attended by
over 100 friends. The bride is 4
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Knud-
son of Brigham city and is very well
known among the university set here.
Mr.. Clayton. the groom, is a son of Col
onei and Mrs. n. W. Clayton Of this