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

The date for the wedding of Miss Naomi
Van Dyke and Fred Laurie Wing has
been set for Thursday, Oct. y.
y
A wedding of great local interest was
that of Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Harold
! L. Siegel, which took place Thursday in
New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. siegel
they will spend some time.
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Announcement was made last week of
the marriage of Harry B. Windsor, a
pI ointment business men of Salt Lake, and
Mrs. Anna Scott, the event having taken
place the latter part of September at
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Campbell.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Campbell, to George Addison VOris, will
take place at noon on Tuesday, Oct Z.
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Cards have been received in the city for
the wedding of Miss Martha Jennings
Johnson, daughter of Mrs. John Yates
johnson, and Edgar Cline Beach, the we'd
ding to take place in Newark, n. j.,
the home of the bride, $50 Broad street,
Newark, will follow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Byron GTOO announce the
engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth,
to John Wise, the wedding to take place
about the middle of December.
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Miss Eva Olson and Richard J. Rogers
were married at the city and county
building, Wednesday afternoon. Oct. G.
Mr.. Eldredge officiated.
The many friends of Mrs. Edna Pope
Taffee, widely known in social circles
among the younger set Of this city, viii
be surprised TO learn of her marriage to
Darwin like of Washington, d. c., on
Sept. Is last Mrs. Taffee had been en-
plOyed up to Sept, 10 of this year as stenO-
gTapher at the Cullen hotel Mr. like,
who is employed by a Milwaukee firm,
is known through the western section of
the country as an electrical engineer of
more than ordinary ability. The wedding
occurred in Ogden, but was not made pub
lie at the time. Mr. and Mrs. like will
be at home to their friends, after Oct
10, at No. 6 Smith apartments, corner
Second South and Third East streets.
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a pretty home wedding which took place
on Tuesday was that of Miss Margaret
Evans and Joseph Riggs Murdoch. The
ceremony was performed at noon by the
Rev. Z. =. Simpkin, in the presence of a
few friends and relatives A wedding
| luncheon followed, covers being laid for
fifteen guests. Mrs. Nelson 3. Henry was
the matron of honor, and Edward Z.
Evans acted as best man. The bride wore
u handsome travelling dress of gray
| brOadcloth, with hats and gloves to
match. Autumn flowers were used in the
decorations, with pink roses and ferns in
| the parlOrs, The dining room was in au-
tumn cOlOrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch left
for trip to the Pacific northwest They
will be at home to their friends after
Nov. l at Beaver, Utah.
The wedding of Miss Louise Putnam and
Edward b Heisler took place at St.
Marks cathedral Tuesday evening. The
e Perkins in the presence of a large
number of friends. The LOhengrin
wedding march was played as the bridal
party proceeded up the aisle. Mrs. Jack
Keith acted rs matrOn of honor. and was
charming in white lace gown. embroid-
cred in pink roses. Little Katherine
Keith followed as flower girl and carried
a basket of pink roses. The bride followed
on the arm of her brother, Graham Put
nam. She wore a beautiful gown of white
lace, with a long tuIls veil. caught with a
wreath OF orange blossoms. hung to tho
hem OF her gown, and she carried a show
er bouquet of white roses. Karl Scheid
acted as best man. Following the cere-
mony, the MendelssOhn wedding march
was played as the procession left the
church. Mr. and Mrs. Heisler left for a
wedding trip, and will be at home to
their friends after Oct. 20, at 364 Catherine
street.
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A pretty home wedding that took place
tuesday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs S. c. Whitaker in South West Tenn
pie street was that of Miss Amelia LOugh-
=
/ Goodwin Gilbert The ceremony was per
formed al $50 o'clock by Bishop Oscar
Hunter, and was followed by a reception
| for few intimate friends and relatives
of the bridal couple. Nasturtiums were
used with pretty effect in the deCora-
tons throughout the rooms. The bride
was attiTed in a beautiful white gown.
and carried a shower bouquet of white
roses. The bride was unattended, and
Mr.. Gilbert was assisted by Mr.. Whitaker
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert left
Yesterday for Burley. Ida. where they
VIII make their future home.
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]. W. Blazzard of Thatcher Ariz, and
Miss Ella Pack of Kamas, Utah, were
married in the Salt Lake temple at noon
on Thursday. The groom has recently
| filled a three years mission to the south
eTn states, and the bride is a sister of NJ.
p. Pack of the DeseTet News; she has a
host of friends and relatives in this CITY
as well as in her old home. They will re-
side at Thatcher Ariz
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A pretty wedding that took place Thurs
/ day evening was that of Miss Winifred
| Person and William r SmOot the cere-
mOny being performed by the Rev. p. A
| Simpkin at the home of the brides aunt
| Mrs. B. NJ. Stephenson, in East Seventh
South street in the presence of a few
| friends and relatives. After Nov / Mr.
and Mrs. SmoOt will be at home in Elev-
| enth East street