The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-15

bridge club this afternoon at her home
in the Caithness apartments.
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Invitations have been issued for the
| wedding of Miss Charlotte May Sher-
mer of Grand Rapids, Wis, to Law
renee Fox of this city, the wedding to
take place at the home of the bride on
Wednesday. Sept. p. The young cou-
pie will make their home at Bingham
canyon after Nov. 1.
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Miss Ardelle ROmney will be the hon
/ Ored guest at a Kensington to be given
next Wednesday afternoon at the home
/ of Mrs. c. B. Stewart on Twelfth East
/ street.
The wedding of Miss Viola GOdbe,
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Godbe
J of this city, to Emile Werk of Cincin-
natl, viii take place this evening at the
home of the bride on z street. Two
hundred invitations have been issued
/ for the wedding. which will be per-
| formed at I o'clock by Rev. Elmer 1.
/ Goshen of the Congregational church.
Following the ceremony a wedding sup
/ per will be served, with covers laid for
! eighty guests. The brides attendants
/ viii be Miss Pauline Werk of Cincin-
natl and Miss Myrtle Jack and Miss
Anita Davidson of this city. Cashmere
Werk will attend his brother as best
man,
Miss Lizzie Rosenbloom of Denver,
Colo, is the guest of Mrs. H. Zeiler.
Samuel NewhOUse returned home
/ Monday from trip to New York. Mrs.
/ NeWhOuse, who has been for six months
| past in London and Paris, viii return
here the last Of October.
| Miss Mildred Lang has gone on a two
months trip to San Francisco, Cal, and
/ Honolulu.
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| Mrs. r. s. Riddle is now in Zurich,
| Switzerland. Her daughter, Mrs. Henry
/ Klingender, has just received from Mrs.
/ Riddle a most interesting descriptive
letter of her recent travels in Europe
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! DR.. w. G. B. TerriII is now at home
| at 213 East First South street.
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! The Misses Margaret and Gladys
! Hutchinson, who have been guests dur
/ ing the vacation season at the home of
/ their father, w. r. Hutchinson, on
/ Third avenue, left last night for Grove
/ City, Pa, where Miss Margaret will re-
| enter the Grove City college, While Miss
/ Gladys Hutchinson viii visit some of
the eastern cities before returning to
college.
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! Mrs. Sheridan Hubbard and Mrs.
| John Lynn, who have been guests of
| Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs A. NJ. Peter
/ son, for a year and a half. left Tuesday
! evening for their home in Des Moines,
Iowa.
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! Mrs. Horace Henderson, a former
! salt Lake resident, who has been visit
/ ing for some time with relatives in
/ Omaha, viii soon return to South
America, where Mr.. Henderson is en-
/ gagged in business.
/ Archie COhn, who has beer spending
/ the past ten days visiting the mines
/ near Park City, returned home Sunday
night.
Fred Strong of the local 0. s. /. Of
/ fees and Miss Esther Johnson. also OF
! Salt Lake, Will be married i'm San Fran
cisco this week and viii return to Salt
| Lake in about ten DAYS to make this
| city their home.
Today Mrs. Nan Savage Richard
| son and Richard Sheppard Sutton will
| be married. the ceremony to be per
/ formed in the temple, and a quiet fam
! lily gathering to follow at the old Saw
| age home ON D street Mrs. Richard
/ son is a daughter of the late c. r. Saw
! age and the groom is superintendent of
! the Utah mine at Fish Springs.
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! Miss Ruth Baxter of Chicago. Ill,
and Samuel Palmer of Hot Springs
Ark, were married Monday night at
| the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. c.
/ W. O'Neill, at IS L street, by the Rev.
| W. NJ. Paden, in the presence Of the
/ immediate family and few close
| friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer win
make their home i'm salt Lake