The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-18
SOCIETY

The marriage Of Miss Eveline Thorn
as, which takes place this evening in
St PauFs church, will be one of the
large matrimonial events of the au-
tumn. The ceremony at the church will
be attended by several hundred friends
or the bride and groom, and later a
wedding supper will be served to the
bridal party at the home of the brides
father, Arthur L. Thomas. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Mrs.
Samuel c. Park, as matron of honor.
and Miss Annie Adams as maid of
honor, while Katie Adams and Frances
COwan will be the bridesmaids. Arthur
L. Thomas, jr., will be the best man,
and the ushers are to be Marcenus
Foster, A. r. Thomas, c. H. Gibbs and
Walter w. Little.
The marriage of Miss Louise Wey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey,
to Vaughn A. Paul will take place this
evening at the Wey home on Brigham
street. The ceremony will be read by
Bishop Laurence Seaman, and only the
intimate friends will be present. Later
large reception to a great many of
the friends of the two young people
will be given, and following this the
bride and groom will leave on a we'd
ding trip.
Arthur L. Thomas, jr., and his broth
er, Alec r. Thomas, entertained Mon
day evening at an deliberately planned
dinner at the University club for Miss
EYeline Thomas and William d. Foster.
/ The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
sam G. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas, Miss Annie Adams, Miss Katie
Adams. Miss Frances Cowan, Miss
Pearl Weller, Miss Jessie Martin, c. H.
Gibbs, Marcenus Foster and w. w.
Little. The long table was gay with
red sweet peas, and red candles and
ribbons added to the color.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Rathman and
Mrs. T. F. Singiser, who have spent the
past few months at the KnutsfOrd.
leave tomorrow for their home in Sioux
| City, Ia. They will return later in the
season and will probably make their
home here.
Mrs William McGrath is home from
Mexico, having returned Immediately
after getting word of the condition of
Mrs. Rose.
Midshipman Scott Lynn, who has
spent some time with his mother, Mrs.
w. P. Lynn, returns to Annapolis next
week
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will be served today at the Country
club, and the handicap tournament for
women will be begun with a qualifying
match, in which a number of the wO-
men players will take part.
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The marriage of Miss Johanna Zitz-
man and Malcolm A. McAllister will
take place this morning in the Salt
Lake temple After a trip to the coast
the bride and groom will make their
home in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir have
sailed for America after a tour of the
northern countries of Europe They
will remain for some time in New York
before coming home.
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Charles Brain, last year medical
student at the University of Utah. left
Monday for the Jefferson Medical col
leSe at Philadelphia. He expects TO be
gone three years.
L. Eggertsen Cuff of Provo is a Wis
itor in Salt Lake.
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Mrs. Jack Keith entertains at a
bridge tea tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Rose Evans leaves the latter
part of the week for New York, where
she VIII enter SchOOl Tor the winter.
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Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon is in town from
Canyon Crest for a stay of a few days
with friends.
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Bernard D. ROhlfing will leave this
evening for st. Louis to enter college.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. T B. Jones have re-
turned from Ogden and are in their old
home, S21 East Sixth South street.