The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-25


Among the notable weddings of May
VIII be that Of Miss Winifred Sprague
and Albert Edmund Walker. The en-
gagement was formally announced yes
ferday by the mother of the prospects
I've bride, Mrs. S. I. Sprag1re- The
young. coupe are bothfweIlt known in
social circles. Misst Spraglie is a
charming member Of the younger set.
Her hancee belongs TO the well known
Walker family of this city. being a son
Of the late j. r.. Walker The marriage
VIII take place May Is. and as both
families are in mourning, the wedding
viii be a quiet one
Lear Ritter left yesterday for a few
weeks visit in California.
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An elaborate event of yesterday ar
ternoon was the reception given at the
Kenyon by Mrs. T5ickford and her
mother, Mrs. Elliott.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied last evening at the residence OF j.
Fl. Bennett. 3e6 Southes West Temple
street, the contracting parties being
Elias j., Wenger of Ogden and Miss
Harthorn Of Les Angeles Justice
Loehrie performed the ceremony. The
rooms We're elaborately decorated with
flowers and the ceremony was followed
by an elegant supper. Mr. and Mrs.
Wenger will go to Ogden today where
they Will reside
a happy event was celebrated Tues
day, evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs john Offenbach, 1926 Emerson
avenue, where more than 100 friends
and I.eighbors gathered 20 commenIor-
ate, the,t golden Wedding of the good
host and hostess The sorlS relatives
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p Offenbach and their child, but fe-r
icitations were sent by Louis a. Often
bach, the other sou. and Mrs. Stel la
Chafhn from Iowa and by Mrs. May
Seatt of Spokane, the other daughter
OF the worthy eouples who have lived
a life of happiness together for half a
century,. With social games, express
sions OF admiration over sthe many
golden, presents received by the host
and hostess and the partaking of deli.
passed most agreeabLyl by the guests.
It is quite remarkable that Mr. and
Mrs. Offenbach have their four chfl-
-dren living and that while there are
only two grandchildren, there has neS.-
er been a death in the family The
bride and groom of fifty years ago
We're married in New York, City and
later they came west, settling=at Carr
roll, Ia, from which place they came
70 salt Lake twelve years since Mr..
Ohenbae1 is now - years old and his
life partner is one year his junior and
their many friends, IL congratulating
them upon reaching the golden mile
post. indulge the hope that they MY
round out another long period of activ-
ity, health and happiness
The regular meeting of Eagle Gate
lodge No. 10. a. .. u. w. last evening
was resolved into can enjoyable func-
ton by the visit of 200 ladies OF the
Degree of Honor, under escort of Mrs
Ben Blake, the chief OF honor The
drill team Of the ladies' degree exenl-
plftied the work N an acceptable man
ner, for which they were generously
complimented by Grand Master Work
man Darke. in his speech on the social
ana other BENEFITS of membership in
the Degree of Honor, The programme
was seasoned with piano solos by Miss
Crawford, Miss Nora Crawford and
Miss Ethel Mitchell, recitations by Mrs
Emma Lake and an address and a
reading by Grand Master Darke
Three newly wedded pairs were
quartered at the hotels last night; all
of them having been married in the
temple during the day.
AT the Cullen We're Mr.. and Mrs
Hyrum Jensen. The bride was former-
~ Mrs. Edna s. GoIdsBrough Both
bride and groom have lived in Provo
They went to Nephi 70 get a license.
came to Salt Lake to be married and
viii return TO Provo. to live.
At the White house were Mr. and
Mrs. :. w. Lee of ToOele the bride
being formerly Miss Lindberg Mr.. and
Mrs. +, NJ. Orme, OF the same place
We're also at the White house. Mrs
Orrne was Miss Mile McLaws. 80