The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-29
THE sALf LANE HERALD FRIDAY, sEprEAlBER 80 l9o5
Society,".

Mr.. and Mrs. William Riley Wight
man have issued cards for the mar
riage of their daughter Mary and Jo-
seph Eugene Barnes. on the evening Of
Wednesday. Oct. IL. al their home, 100
East South Temple.
A reception will be given at o clock
Saturday evening at the Commercial
club in honor of delegates to the con-
vention OF the Daughters of the Con-
federacy at San Francisco, who viii be
in the city that day. All southern peO-
pie living in Salt Lake are invited TO
attend.
Mrs. Mabel Horn Lacy sister of Mrs.
c. z. Richards, was married Wednes-
day morning in Los Angeles to John
Hooper, Mrs. Lacy has made many
friends during her visits TO her sister
and has a host of friends also in Colo
RADIO Springs. where she has made her
home. Mr.. Hooper is interested in
large mining properties in Mexico and
it is probable that they will make their
home in California and Mexico.
The wedding of Miss Crete PinkertOn
and Joseph Grant will take place Nov
/ in the Central Christian church. of
which the brides father was pastor for
some years. until recently. Rev. Mr..
PinkertOn will return from Canton to
perform the ceremony and later he and
Mrs. Pinkerton viii leave for their new
home Miss Pinkerton will be attend
ed by her sister, Mrs, Edward Moore,
as matron of honor; Miss Daisy Saw
age as maid of honor and Miss Olive
Jennings and Miss Helen Buckingham
will be the bridesmaids. Miss Margaret
Harris and Miss Edith Cassidy will be
the ribbon bearers and Miss Irene Saw
age will bear the ring. Miss Agatha
Berkhoel win sing the wedding music
and the groom will be attended by DR..
A. c. Wherry as best man.
Colonel Willard Young. formerly Of
the engineer corps and later of New
York. accompanied by his wife and
daughters. has returned 10 Salt Lake
TO make his home. They are at home
at 3l4 First street Mrs. Young is a
sister of Mrs. r. w. Jennings, Mrs. 10
seph b. Caine and Mrs. Eliza beth
Hooper Dunbar. The three daughters
are the Misses Hattie, Claire and Alice.
Miss Edith Sherman and Harry
Sherman entertained a few of their
friends last evening informally at
bridge.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns will remain here
till early in November. when she will
return to the ranch in California to
remain there tin about the holiday
time, returning with the boys for the
Christmas season.
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Mrs. Frank b. stephens is in Omaha,
spending a month OF the autumn with
friends there.
Miss Edna Dwyer will leave about
the middle of October for WilkesbarTe,
where she win resume her musical
studies.
Miss Adah Belts has returned from
Chicago, where she has spent the past
two years studying china decorating.
Mrs. w. W. Ritter will leave some
time late in the autumn for a trip
abroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott
CrismOn will take the Ritter home dur
ing the absence of the family.
Miss Charlotte Druehl is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Druehl at the
Emery Holmes.
Abram HanaueT entertained d party
of friends at a dinner at the Alta club
last evening.
In the home of State Senator w. y.
Williams and wife their daughter Tes-
sic was married yesterday afternoon TO
Earl @. Van Law. The young couple
were united by John Henry smith, in
the presence of immediate relatives and
intimate friends. The groom, for sew
eral years associated in the manage
ment of the Telluride Power company
at Provo. is a promising young busi-
ness man ard the son of Clarence NJ.
Van Law. freight and passenger agent
of the Mofat road. with headquarters
at Denver Mr.. and Mrs. Van Law
left for the east on their wedding trip
last night. They will be absent for
several months.
Miss Annie owen and William Rob-
erts were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the bride on Third
street. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Wooley, and after it re-
ception was given that was attended
by $50 guests.
Miss ElinOr Stewart left last night
for the Gardner school. New York.
MRS MARTHA RONf z ZINC