The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-24
In Cupid's Realm.


In Cupid's Realm.
The little blind god is certainly gath
eriug his forces for the fall campaign,
and during the past week has given
ample evidence of his never falling
popularity Not only have a number
Of engagements been announced which
are 20 be contaminated in the early
autumn, but one quiet wedding in high
society circles has been recorded during
III past few days. The early part of
The coming month will witness a large
number Of like events, and il Is whis-
pered that "a great many surprises are
in store for interested friends along
this line.
very pretty, though quiet, home
wedding was that of Miss Mamie L..
Murray and Mr.. George w. Wolf,
which took place yesterday morning
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David =
Murray The ceremony was performed
at n o'clock by Bishop Seaman, and
was Witnessed by about a dozen of the
relatives and most intimate friends of
the bride and groom. The house was
pretuly decorated in white and green,
and a wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. The bride wore a simple
going-away gown Of blue cloth with a
white and blue hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf left on the noon
train for Chicago, whence they will go
direct to their home in Louisville. Ky.
While the bride has been in Salt Lake
only rs u visitor. she has made a host
Of warm friends during her visits to
the city. and the good wishes of many
will follow her and her husband to
their new home
one Of the most interesting in this
line made for some time is the an
nouncement made by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
a. Breeder of the engagement of their
daughter. Virginia May, to Mr. j. An
derson Berry. The two young people
need no Introduction to Salt Lake So
ciety, and host of friends viii extend
their congratulations and good wishes
10 them both. Miss Breeder is the
daughter of the attorney general and
since her coming to Salt Lake from
ogden, has been one of the most pop
uar bellies of the city. The formal an
nouncement of the affair was made in
her home town, Ogden. yesterday after
noon, and at the same time the friends
Of the young officer at the post were
extending their congratulations to the
lucky man. Lieutenant Berry comes
from Hackeusack. y. j.. and is one Of
the most popular young men at Fort
Douglas. The date of the wedding has
not yet been set.
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The following report Of the marriage
Of Miss Evelyn Bunting of Centerville.
Cal, and Mr.. John w. Chandler of this
city will be of interest to the large cir
Gle OF friends here who have known
Mr.. Chandler. The marriage took place
last Wednesday, and the San Francisco
Chronicle says:
The ceremony, which Was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Gum of the First
Presbyterian church of Centerville. took
place beneath the two tall trees stand
ing near the house, and from which the
home was named. From the house to
this unique bridal bower were stretched
ropes of smilaX, and over the path from
the house was stretched white canvas.
At the appointed hour the bridal party
marched from the house TO the notes
of a wedding march. First came Miss
Helen Chandler. the maid of honor.
who wore a dainty gown of cream
white; next came the two bridesmaids,
Miss Grace Huxley and Miss Bertha
Whipple, preceding the bride. who was
leaning on the arm of her father. and
gOwned in an exquisite imported craa-
ton Of real lace. wearing a tulle veil
and carrying a shower bouquet of lilies.
At the bridal arch the bride was met
by the groom and his best man, Robert
Braden of Centerville.
Immediately after the simple service
the guests offered their congratulations
and delicious breakfast was served.
tables being set both in the house and
out of doors. under the trees. where
canopies were formed of huge japanese
umbrellas. The dining room, where
the wedding party was served. was in
green and white. smilax and white rib
bon being used extensively. The whole
house was eXquisiteIy decorated. the
craving rooms in pink, and the large
nall was study in yellow.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
chandler departed for a honeymoon.
me destina ton being kept d secret.
They will reside in salt Lake
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace an
H"uncc the engagement of their daugh-
Yer. Mabel Katherine, to Mr.. Fred W.
reynolds of Cambridge. Mass. The
groom was formerly in the University
oi Utah, but is now an instructor in
English at Harvard. The marriage
VIII take place Tuesday morning, Sept.
> The young people will make their
nome IN Cambridge, Mass.
Another important engagement an
-'.N'iiN1N uulAllE the week Was mat OF
Miss Mary Claire Porter and Mr..
charles Spencer Mann of Los Angeles.
Miss Porter is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Porter of the Kenyon, and
is well known in social circles. having
Deem one of the bellies of the past few
seasons. Mr.. Mann is a prosperous
Young business man of his home city,
and has made very favorable impress
sion ON friends of his fiancee since his
arrival here. The marriage will be one
OF the important society events of the
autumn.
Nr. and Mrs. William Saunders an
Iounce the engagement of their dsugh-
Ter Laura, TO Il. Leo Campbell. The
marriage is to take place early this
ia'. Miss Saunders is one of the most
popular young women of Salt Lake.
She Is well known in club and society
circles. Mr.. Campbell is a son of Man
aser L. :. Campbell of the Utah Light
q Power company. The young people
have wide circle of friends who will
extend ngratulations.
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Mrs S l. Wells announces the en-
Eagement of her daughter, Ruby, to
MI F L. Morse. The marriage viii
take place early in September.
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The eur-apprreDt Is anpor1ced Of Miss