The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
Weddings and
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. Love an
nounce the engagement Of their I
daughter. Eleanor Hazel. TO Carlos L.
Dunford. the wedding 20 take place
early in September.
The announcement Of tse engage
ment OF Miss Mary Ethelyn IIallOran.
daughter Of w. J. Halloran, and Lewis
William Sowlcs. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. b. Sowles. is OF great interest
TO their wide circle of friends. The
wedding. which will DC an elaborate
social event will take place in st.
Mary's cathedral Wednesday. Septem-
Der IL Miss Halloran is one Of the
most popular young girls in salt Lake
society, and a leader in her social set.
where. on account OF her charming
/ personality. she is a general favorite.
Mr. Sowles Is n talented professional
man and also a great favorite IN So
/ ciety and business circles. Miss Hal
loran will leave during the week for
New York with her father. W. j. Hal
| loran. where she will remain for a
month attending TO the important de-
! tails in connection with selecting the
wedding trousseau. Upon the return
of the bride-elect there viii undoubt-
edIv be many brilliant social events
given in her honor before the date set
for the wedding, September H.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus r. Jones for the
marriage of their daughter Mabel
Anna to DIT. Charles Alexander
Broaddus for Saturday. August q, at
the First Congregational church, the
Rev. DR.. r. @. MCNicce officiating
The young people are the center Of a
large circle Of friends. Miss Jones IS
81 ~ b. aHa
she has also taken a three years
course in the conservatory Of music.
She is a talented musician and COM
poser. having composed the music and
written the words Of the High school
song for the graduating class Of 1910
She has also been a popular teacher
in the High school for several years
Dr. Broaddus has. recently graduated
from Western Reserve University
considered q young man OF unusual
ability.
The wedding OF Miss Ida Greeson.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Cree
son. and Earle L. Coppock will occur
Thursday. August is I'm the First
Presbyterian church. and on account
Of the prominence OF the contracting
PARTIES will be one of the leading
matrimonial events OF the late sum
mer.
An interesting wedding OF the past
week was that OF Miss Nellie Georgia
williams and Frederic Warren Var
new. which took place Thursday at
high noon at the home Of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs George VIII
Iiams. 1913 West Fourth South street
The ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. r. G. AIcNiece in the
presence Of the immediate family.
was followed by a reception from to
O'Clock. when the house was effec-
lively decorated with sweet peas and
ernilax in graceful prOfusi0n. The
bride was attired in a pretty. white
lingerie gown carrying brides roses,
and was attended by her sister. Miss
Carrie Williams, who wore pink chif-
fon and carried n shower bouquet OF
pink sweet peas. Judge T. W. Spald
ing Of Evanston. WyO.. ofhciated as
best man. Tho newly married couple
left the same afternoon for Ogden by
automobile. whence they viii go to
Bellevue. Ida. where Mr.. Varney IS
general superintendent OF the Idaho.I
Consolidated Mining company. Among
the distinguished out-of-town guests
in attendance at the wedding were
Mayor Harrison Of Evanston. Wyo:
Colonel Peacock OF Chicago. and
Judge T. w. spaidins OF Evanston.
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Another pretty home wedding of
the week took place Thursday evening
at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. A. Holman, when Miss Alice r.
! Holman and Warren A. Baker were
married by the Rev. r. G. NcNiece. A
color scheme OF pink and white was
effectively carried out. where pink
and white sweet peas and carnations
L
shaded I'm the prevailing tint The
bride wore q handsome soft crepe
gown, trimmed IN rare lace, and her