Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-04

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YEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Married
MI Tuesday, Nov %. 1909. at tn
IN home Of the brides mother, Mrs
Nat NJ. brigham. at Wheaton
TIL. Miss Mary Mcrza' Young and Mr..
Howard Goulding, both of New York
city.
Mrs. Goulding is the 6a7ighter OF Mr..
John w. Young. and her marriage an
nouncemcnt viii come as q surprise to
her many relatives and friends in Utah.
Nfr. Gouldlng is Il Pennsylvania by
birth but has lived In the west OF late
years, his mother owning mining inter
csts in California Mr.. Goulding has
now made Now York his home and,
being mechanical engineer. he has
found g big field for his profession here
where so many large apartment houses
and other mammoth buildings are go
ing up.
The wedding Tuesday evening was
only attended by the immediate family.
Mfr GouldIng left the city several days
before for Chicago to meet Mr.. Brig
hams family. and although il was n
quiet affair. tho house was n bower of
flowers and beouty. the decorations be-
ing in pink and white; carnations and
chrysanthemums we're the flowers
nsed: the bride wore an exquisite gown
OF white peau dc sole. with IL bertha of
Brussels rose point. the gift of her
mother Judge Hcrrick performed tire
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Gouldins
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and
Mrs Brigham and family, leaving on
the evening train for New York. where
they will reside. Congratulations from
their friends hero will await them.
Thanksgiving was observed by the
Utah colony in a quiet but social way,
many of the elders receiving invitations
from friends here. In Brooklyn and
Newark. all partaking of excellent din
ners and enjoying the day thoroughly
Mrs Pryor. in her usual hospitable
way, gave q dinner TO her friends, the
elders, at 42O Wset One Hundred and
Twenty-fourth street. In the evening
there were several informal parties, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Early having num-
ber of friends at their home who came
to surprise the genial hosts, and enjoy
ing rare evening OF music and enter
tainment.
Miss Lislc Leigh. who With her aunt
Miss Sara Alexander, has been in the
city for nearly q month, leaves the
coming week for Lawrence, Mass,
where she begins new sketch Tor the
vaudeville circuit. Soon after Miss
Leigh will have hearing at the Fifth
Avenue theatcr. to put on the New
York stamp of approval before starting
on her tour The playlet will DC called |
''In the Rain" and IL is by Frank Fer |
guson. author OF Ace of Trumps."
which was successfully played by Rose
Coghlan. Lucky jim" which has been |
n good vaudeville asset for some time, |
and several other well known sketches |
that have made the circuit. Mr.. Fer
guson will give a matinee Dec. IL, either |
at the Lyric, Hudson or Astor. OF five
OF his vaudeville sketches, for the ben
eft of the. 'Bidc-a-wee" home, a very |
popular charity CLUB here. 1t will also
serve as n sort Of Introduction to
New York for his wares
Miss Leigh will be in Providence with
her sketch thus preventing her ap-
pearance at this particular function,
which is to be regretted as the patron
esses of the "Bide-awee" are among
the most select in the city.
Among the popular young actors, be-
loved of matinee girls. Is Oranc Cal
dara. the husband of Julia Dean. now
playing leads in one o the Paid i'll
Full" companies now en- tour. Mr.. Cal
dara was selected to play the juvenile
lead in the new play that goes on at