Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03

are registered at the Moxum and will
leave in few days for Nevada.
Miss Edith r. WOolley and Andrew
A. Anderson were married on Wednes-
day in the temple and In the evening a
reception was held at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs Elizabeth A. Wool
ley She had no attendants. Assist ny
during the evening were Mrs Arthur
Midgely and the Misses Rose and
Libby Robbins, and Alice Woolley. MIR
and Mrs. Anderson left this morning
for Redman, Utah, and will after
few days leave for the east where Mrs
Anderson viii continue her musical
studies.
Another bridal couple Of Thursday
were Miss Mae Kane and Peter ]
OCarrol. the marriage ceremony being
performed at St Maly's cathedral by
Bishop Lawrence Seaman at $3.50 and
breakfast following mt the bride 3
home. Miss Bessie Store OF Pratt.
Kan. was bridesmaid and Mr. Charles
O'Carroll best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Carroll will take an extended trip in
Guiding California, Mexico and Aus
tralia-
on Monday Mrs Leah ITill was quiet
ly married 10 Paul v. De Saville Of
Paris. France. the two having met at
the latter place where Mrs. Hill has
spent the greater part OF the past three
years Mr.. and Mrs De SaVilo have
gone to Los Angeles for a short stay
and where they win later, together with
Mrs. DeSaville's three children, make
their home.
one Of Thursdays prettiest weddings
was that Of Miss Eleanor Hazel Love
and Charles L. Dunford following thu
marriage in the temple during the dnv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love will return shortly
from their wedding trip to reside here.
Mrs Violet a Guio announces the
marriage Of her daughter Arlee. to
George L, Kemerling Of Chicago. The
wedding took place Aug 20.
Among the interesting weddings Of
the week was that Of Miss Lulu Snow.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Erastus snow
Of ST. George. Washington county.
Utah, and Mr. Arthur Anderson
the cermony being performed in
the temple and an informal breakfast
following after which Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson will leave for Emery county,
where they viii make their home,
Miss Rose NJ Nolan and Herman
Simmerer, head Of a large wholesale
fur company of Kalamazoo, Mich. werN
quietly married "Wednesday morning by
the Rev Father w. X Ryan at st
Mary's cathedral. when only a few init
mate friends Witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Agnes Nolan. and the groom by
f. V. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs Sim
merer left Wednesday night for Glen
wood Springs Colo. whore they VIII
spend n few weeks and will be homo
later at Kalamazoo.
on Wedne sdav afternoon IN the salt
Lake temple Miss Roxey Stowell ana
Erastus Romney, both OF Chihuahua.
Mexico were married and in the eve
ming q informal reception given to n
few relat iVes Mt tho residence OF
r 3 Woodbury., uncle OF the groom.
The latter IS a son Of the late Miles
r and Annie NJ. Romney, and the
bride a daughter or Brigham and
Rhoda Stowell After visiting relatives
OF the bride in northern Utah and
Idaho. Mr. and Mrs Romnev will at
tend the r. Y. university In Provo.
one Of the pretticSt weddings II the
reason was that Of Miss Lena Bray Of
this city and A. j Clark OF Shepparton,
Australia the event taking place on
Wednesday at the home 81 the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Bray which
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion Rev. Short officiated. and Miss
Addie Lowe was bridesmaid while r
4. Mcfarland acted as best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke viii spend the winter
in Europe.