The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-30

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Lake.
At St Mary's cathedral yesterday |
morning Miss Ella NJ O'Brien and |
Thomas F. Durkin were married at
nuptial mass by the TT. Rev. Bishop |
Laurence Scanlan, assisted by Father |
Thomas Slattery. Miss Nora Gleason |
presided at the organ and played sew
eral selections during the mass, and
wedding marches at the proper times. |
The bride and bridegroom were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs ]. W Durkin. |
and the bride wore a pretty blue
foulard silk gown, with large picture |
hat A wedding breakfast followed at
the Commercial club. where the dain- !
" decorations were carried out in
white carnations and ferns Covers
were laid for twelve Mr.. and Mrs |
Durkin left on the evening train for
an extended eastern trip, and will be
at home IN salt Lake after Septem- 1
Der 1. Mrs. Durkin has been for sew
eral years n popular teacher in the
city schools. and the bridegroom Is
one OF Salt Lakes well known young
business men,
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Rose A Jackson and Fred ].
Swaner were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Jackson. No. IL Baddley court,
by the Rev. p. A Simpkin. Only the
families OF the contracting parties
were present. and I'm the evening a
reception was held. The house was
beautifully decorated with a profusion
Of choice flowers. palms and ferns
Mr.. and Mrs. SwRner will soon be at
home IN their new residence, $50 Nc
Clellan avenue.
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ID. r. Hemphill OF Salt Lake and
Miss 10 Remington Of Lewiston were
married IN Butte Tuesday evening. and
viii come TO this city to reside. where
Mr.. Hemphill has a large circle of
friends.
Mrs. ". G. A. wishing entertained
with a prettily appointed luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at her home.
White flowers were used exclusively in
the decorations Of the rooms, and a
pleasing feature OF the occasion con-
sisted OF several vocal selections given
by Mrs. Frank Browning. Those en-
joying the affair were Mrs c. W.
Midgiey. Mrs. George Cummings.
| Mrs. Harry Goddard. Mrs. Frank
I Browning. Mrs Orson SpIers. Mrs. S.
Jensen and Mrs. Thomas Aston.
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Miss Edith Godbe. Miss AIine Nc
MILAN, Miss Elsie Parsons and Miss
Rose Evans. chaperoned by Mrs.
/ Frank Godbe left YESTERDAY for
Brighton. where they will occupy the
G. p. Brooks cottage over the Fourth
Of July. when others will join the
house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Ritter and family
leave today for Brighton. where they
will be at home in the Frank Godbe
/ cottage for the month of July, when
the Godbe family will take possession
for the remainder OF the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard p. Morris and
family and the r. IT. Browne family
leave today TO spend the summer in
their cottages in Brighton.
Mrs. c. f. Reilly. the Misses Evelyn
and Myrtle Reilly and brother, Will
Reilly. will leave the first OF July for
Long Beach for a months stay.
Mrs. Nelson story and baby. who
have been the guests OF DIR. and Mrs
II. y. Mayo for several weeks. left
yesterday for their home in Bozeman.
Mont. when they were accompanied
by woodward Mayo. who will spcnd
his summer vacation in Montana.
Alfred J. Worse Of Delta, Colo. has
been the guest for several days Of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Browne.
Mrs. George NJ. Hanson and son Of
Washington. ID. G. are guests at the
home OF W. II. King
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Miss Hannah LeCompte OF Park
City is visiting in salt Lake with rcla-
lives and friends.
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United States senator and Mrs
Reed Smoot and family will be In the
city the last of the week on their way
from Washington, ID. C., TO their home
In Provo.
Mrs. p. A. Slmpkin. daughter and
sons. will leave Friday for Santa