The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17

No matrimonial announcement OF the
season has had as much and as vide
spread comment as that which ap-
peared exclusively in these columns
during the past week announcing the
approaching marriage Of Stanley a p
McQuisten 10 one Of san Francisco s
faiF ones. The san Francisco call,
commenting on the engs cement, has
this to say.
An announce Ineut that VIII inter-
est many Of the older families Of Cal
ifOrnia IS the engagement OF Miss Eva
Castle Of this city and A p. ; Mac
quisten % Glasgow, Scotland The for
nal announcement is made today BY
Mrs. Frederick l. Castle. mother 81
the bride-elect The further news h.
male public that The wedding viii be
an event Of February, but the details
for the interesting ceremony have not
yet been decided.
Miss Castle Is a charming girl and
one Of the most accomplished Of her
talented family She is the sister Of
Mrs. Charles D. FaTquhars0n and Of
Mrs. T. l. Cunningham Of London
The brothers Of the bride-elect are
Albert Castle. Arthur Castle and Wal
Ter Castle Of this city.
The family acquaintance is extern
siye and the news II the betrOthal viii
cause 2 shower Of good wishes for the
attractive bride to be. While Mr.. Mae
quisten's home is in Scotland, he has
q wide acquaintance In this country
and Will be the recipient Of many con-
gratulations, since the formal an
nOunceunent is made Of his engage
r1ent 10 the popular California girl
Miss Castle doubtless will be the
feted guest at several affairs before
her wedding. but the brief month may
cause many Of the favOrs to be re-
served until later in the summer.
Salt Lake is to be very well repre-
scented in Washington at the time Of
the inaugural ceremonies. and at least
five really beautiful young girls from
This state viii De among the western
bellies at the inaugural bali there. The
Sutherland and SmOot families. eaen
with d young daughter. are already
there. while Miss Laura BransfOrd.
who. with Colonel and Mrs Holmes.
will enjoy the festivities. viii be count
ed there as from this city. Miss
Frances Joyce. whose beauty and tai
ent have made her one of Ogden's most
popular girls. and Miss Katherine Fitz-
gerald will shortly be adde TO the
humber Mr. and Mrs. Kearns. Mr..
ana Mrs Thomas Weir MI and Mrs
George NJ. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs
George McCabe OF ogden and several
others viii be there.
Why doesn't some woman make her
self famous BY raising great hue AMI
senseless and unTeasOning fashions?
sensfeless and unreasoning fashions?
Men have been doing this thing for
ages about the various fashions fol-
lowed BY the women, and some Of them
have had little more claim TO public at
tenticn than this purely personal and
unrea sonahie TRADE. IL seems that Il
has never occurred to any man to re-
fleet on the folly of wearing tight, or
loose. trousers, high or low hats. broad
or narrow shoulders to coats. long or
short coats etc, not to speak of the
various styles Of hirsute appendagcs
affected BY man within the past fifty
years. Let's have a book on the sub
jet. II would make big one.
II would seem as II Hymen had at
last obtained a strange hold on the
matrimonial situation in Salt Lake.
The city which has been famed for
years mot telling how mary) for the
beauty and valor Of its bachelor ranks.
both as to men and maidens. Is to be
depleted and-almost-turned into a
colony Of benedicts. Not content with
the most youthful Of our debutantes.
Hymen has been iaboring on some ot
the more mature. and Il Is said that
before the solemn time of Lent comes
round there viii he so many more an
nouncements as to make this an ad-
vertisiug center for matrimonial bu-
Teau.
4 letter from salt Lake woman in
Chicago gives further details of the
magnificent Thomas concert given last
week in the concert han. AT which Mrs
Henry n Dinwoodey was 4 sOloist
Tho writer saws thar Mrs DinwoOdey