The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-27
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Miss Phyllis Vincent and Mr.. Francis
Rodgers were married at mon yester-
day in the salt Lake temple by Bishop
J. r. Winder. In the evening. at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II. T. Vincent, a small reception
was held, a few friends and the insme-
date relatives Of the happy couple
being present. The rooms were pref
thy decorated in aSters and runners Of
English ivy. During the evening Miss
Daisy Vincent served punch. and later
the guests sat down TO an elaborate
wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
gers are popular young people of this
city, and their many friends wish them
much happiness in their new life They
will be at home to their friends at S66
East Second South street.
The wedding of Miss Edith Thurgood
cfsBOuntiful and Mr.. lie Roy p. Mldg-
ley, travelling agent for Clark. Eidredge
& Co, took place yesterday in the Salt
Lake temple, and in the evening the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom assembled ct the home Of the
bride s mother, 62 X street, to tender
their congratulations. Mr. and Mrs.
Midgley viii take a short wedding
Journey. after which they will reside in
BountifuI.
The series OF eight short Talks on
Grea. Writers to be given by Mrs.
William Igleheart commences this
evening at Rowland hall with the life
CT Cnaucer. The subject will be treat
ed under three heads. The Man, His
Times and The Canterbury Tales. and
an evening of unusual interest viii be
enjoyed by those who attend
Colonel George B. squires was the re-
cip.ent OF a delightful surprise party
W ednesday evening at his home in Su-
gar ward, on the 18th anniversary Of
his birth. large company of friends
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and Mrs. Squires helped make, the oc-
casion one of rare pleasure. The col
onel hears his age remarkably well,
and as his ancestors have been in the
habit Of passing beyond the cen
fury mark, he is assuring his friends
that Se has not yet passed half his al
ioted years on earth
Miss Hunsicker, The guest Of Mrs.
George X. Fischer. departs on Satur-
day evening for Anaconda, Mont
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Mrs. w. E. Jones leaves Monday to
join her husband in Denver. where they
VIII make their home. Mr.. Jones IS
clerk in the auditors office OF the Den
Yer & Rio Grande railway
Miss Jennie Mcintosh. who has been
teaching vocal music in Chicago while
pursuing her own musical studies I'M
dsr 3. B. Young and Madame Mazzu
cato Young, is expected home next
week to spend the winter with her par
ents in this city.
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Mr. w. G. Lamb came down from
Park City last evening and is the
guest Of Mrs. ]. T. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Marshall of Mer-
cur are visiting friends in this city.
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Miss Cavanaugh leaves for Chicago
today
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Mr.. Jesse Little. Who has been spen0-
ing the past two years in the north
est, has returned TO Salt Lake City
to reside. Mrs. Little viii JON him
later in the fall.
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Miss Younger leaves today to visit
her brother. Mr.. Herbert Younger in
san Francisco. After months So
Journ she returns to her home in the
east. stopping off en- route for brief
stay with Mrs. Burns Macdonald
Miss Kirkpatrick entertained a num-
Der Of friends at the Midway last even
Ing, aftec which they repaired to her
home and enjoyed a WEIGH rarebit