The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17

have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, lone Petit, 10 Chaun-
cey Percival Overfield, the wedding e
take place at st. Marks cathedral at $50
/ O'Clock Wednesday evening, Oct. q
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An out of town wedding of local inter
/ est will take place Thursday, Oct. 2, in
| Newark, \. J., when Miss Martha Jen-
nings Johnson, daughter of Mrs. John
/ Yates Johnson, will become the bride OF
/ Edgar Cline Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards announce
| the engagement OF their daughter, Bertha,
| to Walter J. Slater. The wedding Will
take place Wednesday, Nov Il, at the
home of the brides parents. No. Us West
South Temple street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert EdmOnds announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Leone,
/ to A. ID. Boiling, the marriage to take
] place in the near future.
The wedding of Miss Erma Read and
! Victor p. Felt will lake place at the home
/ of the brides parents, Wednesday, Oct. 70,
at O'Clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Judge Alexands. McMaster.
and the reception will last from $50 to II
O'Clock.
A quiet home wedding which will take
place Thursday. Oct. 2. At the home of
Mrs. Z. Van Dyke in North State street,
viii be that of he daughter. Naomi Van
Dyke, to Fred Laurie Wing. The cere-
mony viii be performed by William Van
Dyke, jr., at 8 o'clock. The bride will be
attended by her sisters. the Misses Leo
nora and Ida Van Dyke, while Jack But
Ter Of Ogden will act as best man.
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The wedding of Miss Gertrude Kelly and
William White will take place Wednesday,
4 Oct. 20.
The ceremony which united in marriage
MT; Horace Gum of Beaver and Miss
Wlhelmlna Jensen Of Elsinore, was per
formed in the Salt Lake temple on We'd
neSday, Oct. b. President A. II. Lund
OIIlclaung- On Thursday evening pleas
ant wedding reception was given at the
residence of DR.. H. z. Lund No. 30 West
North Temple street. Both Mr.. end Mrs.
Gum are well known young people, the
bride being a daughter of Bishop Jensen
of klsinore, and the bridegroom a son of
Bishop Gum of AdamsviIle.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs Archibald
Campbell in South Twelfth East street
was the scene of a pretty home wedding
Wednesday. when their daughter, Ger
trude, became the bride OF George Addi-
son VOri5. The marriage took place at
high noon in the presence of d few refa-
/ tiVes and intimate friends of the bridal
couple, with the Rev. William NJ Paden
OF the First Presbyterian church as the
officiating clergyman. Miss Ethel Camp
bell, sister Of the bride, was the m&l
OF honor, while Ter brother, Reginald
0diuBDtiis dltenQeu MI. Volts as best man.
As the bridal party entered the paTID~
the LOhengrin wedding march was played
by Professor Shelton 8 stringed orchestra.
/ stationed IN the hall. During the ceremony
the sweet strains of the old Scotch mel
Ody, Annie Laurie We're softly played
by the orchestra, with the MendelssOhn
wedding march at the conclusion After
the ceremony charmingly appointed
luncheon was served to about forty
guests. The house was beautifully deco
rated throughout with a profusiOn of au-
tumn flowers, white 'chrysanthemums and
ferns being massed with pretty effect in
the parlOr, library ara hall. In the dining
! room yellow chrysanthemums were used.
q large cluster of the beautiful blossoms
| forming the table CeIterpieCe. The table
was presided over by Mrs. William Igle-
heart and Mrs George Richard Smith. as
sisted by Miss Mary Noffat, Miss Jessie
Home and Miss HOLSTER Hancock. Those
who assisted Mrs. Smith in receiving were
Mrs. e. Hill and Mrs. Freeman Bassett.
The fair Young bride was attired in n
charming gown of white satin, with trim
mlngS OF rose point lace, and she carried
a shower bouquet OF white bride roses.
Miss Ethel Campbell wore a charming
gown of yellow silk NULL and her bouquet
was e@fdrge cluster of yellow chrysan-
themums Mrs. Campbelrs robe was of
lavender messaline silk, with trimmings OF
real lace. The brides gOinE-away gown
was a tailor effect in navy blue corduroy
velvet, and she wore a large travelling hat
of dark blue beaver. Mr.. and Mrs Voris
will make their home in Salt Lake after
wedding trip Of two weeks spent in Sc
attic and the northwest
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The wedding of Miss Louise Ayland
and George Z. ParkiE took place Thurs
day at high noon in the temple, the care
mony being performed by President John
X. Winder. In the evening a delightful
reception to about fifty guests was given
at the nome of the brides parents Captain
and Mrs. William T. .Ayland. in yelling
ton avenue. The reception room was beau
ufully decorated in autumn leaves COM
bined with red roses in pretty effect. In
the dining room dahiias were used, the
table centerpiece being d cluster of the
blossoms Pink and white carnations were
used IN the decorations in the living room
The bride was attended by her sister. Miss
LeOna AyiaGd, as bridesmaid while Owen
Parkin, a brother of the bridegroom act
ed as best man. During the evening a
number of delightful musical selections
were given by a stringed orchestra sta
TONED in the hall. The bride wore a
charming gown of white silk. made en-
train, and she carried a shower bouquet
Of white bride roses. After Oct "a Mr.
and Mrs. Parkin will be at home at 16O
Nldas avenue.
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The home Of Mrs, P A. H Franklin was
the sceie of a pretty wedding at I O'Clock
Thursday evening, Oct. IA, when Miss
Catherine Franklin became the bride of
Carl b. Ferlin. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. H. l. Hansen. in the
presence of the relatives and a few in
innate friends. Mr. and Mrs Farlfn will
make their home in Salt Lake City.
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The wedding of Miss Clara Raleigh
Woods and Leslie X. Gillett took place
last Tuesday at the home of the bride S
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