The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
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Mill Creek announce the engagement of
their daughter, Rowen Hawkins, to
John Howich King, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James King of East Mill Creek. The
wedding will take place in the latter
part of October.
The wedding of Miss FRANKIE Connick
Of Mamaroneck, n. w aud Walter
Fitch of Eureka will take place next
Thursday at the home Of the bride.
The marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Mcclellan and Lieut.. Hugo Schultz Of
the twentieth will take place also on
Thursday at the homo Of the bride in
Pittsburg.
The marriage Of Miss Emmeline Can
non and Lyman R. Martineau will take
place next Tuesday morning in the Salt
Lake temple aud will be followed by q
wedding breakfast at the Cannon home.
One of the pretty weddings of the
week was that of Miss Marie Scobee
and Dr.. Claude Shields at the home of
the bride parents. sic Sixth East,
Friday evening. The Rev. P. A. Simp-
kin performed the ceremony in the pres
ence OF the members OF the families.
Following the service was reception,
attended by 100 friends of the young
people. The home was artistically
served. Miss Morgan and Miss Keener
had charge of the punch bowl. while
Mrs A. T. Bardwell, Mrs. p. G, Wal
dron and Mrs, George Cawthorne were
in charge of the dining room, assisted
By beyy of young girls. The bride
wore gown of white crepe de meteor,
trimmed with seed pearls and shadow
lace. Miss Edith Eckstrom, who held
rbe brides bouquet during q portion OF
the ceremony, wore a beautiful gown
Of rose charmeuse and shadow lace.
Dr. and Mrs. Shields left for a week g
trip to the southern part of the state
and will be at home in Salt Lake after
October ].
Wednesday evening at $50 o clock
Miss Hetty Hopkinson. the charming
daughter OF MIS-, boulse IlopkiheoH'
sl7 West Third North street. was mar
ried to William S. Edmouds. The cere"
mony took place at the home of the
bride, Bishop William Mcmillan Off
ciating. The decorations OF the rooms
were beautifully carried out in asters
and wreaths Of autumn leaves, and
wedding supper was served to thirty
guests following the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmonds will be at home
after October | at 253 East Eighth
South
An interesting wedding Of the week
was that of Miss Ivy \. Castleton,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. James A.,
Castletou, and Rov E. Culver. The
ceremony was performed in the Salt
Lake temple, the bride being attended
by Miss Fielda Gerber and Leo Solo
mon acting as best man. After the
ceremony A reception was given at the
home of the brides parents in Liberty
park. The house was tastefullv deco
rated with palms. ferns and cut flowers.
Refreshments were, served, Mrs. G. T,
Culver assisting the hostess and the
Misses Emma Castleton and Eva Lever
presiding at the punch bowl,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gracffle Of Newport,
KY, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Emma. to Frank D. Noon of
Salt Lake Mr.. Noon is the son of the
late Judge Noon OF Provo and is well
known in this city. being president of
the Beaver River Power company, and
nlso connected with the Telluride as5o-
ciation.
The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Mel
son and George W. Smith took place
on Wednesday afternoon. The couple
were married in tn" Salt Lake temple
3. O'clock ny presidcn: Joseph r
Smith. A reception in the evening
S.;.t ga? slven & ot NJ an snd Mrs, 1onn sh, n
the members of the families only. Tho
bride wore gown Of white trimmed
with real lace, The home was deco
rated with autumn leaves aud vare
~ of fall flowers. The young couplc
will occupy their newlv-built and fur