Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-21 | Page 14 | America and Britain Unite Salt Lake Girl War Bride

AMERICA AND BRITAIN UNlifi SALT LAKE GIRL WARjRipE Trrseant Major , MRS. D. C. KENNING, whose marriage to berg , Kenning (inset) has just beeiiatmouwe 1 ' - o -jui.. i iuf.wii mmvvff ,yjw. . 8 a . r , - f I - ' , ' V f ' ' - 1 I l - j?" ""f : - ' 1 r f t . , re ' , 3 .'4 " 4 v , , - ' . 3 y ! 1 " ' ' - " - ' I i'"" f s ' - " I I t " 1 . ' r I' 1' A , i ' V i t , --"w. , - ; i tf! t' " ' ? . t J sr3r t 1 . ,i A I ' ' ' i W r fx V - 4 n t .i l t x a. ll , T j tr i i 1 sr. i t er"r ' '"( r I j- : ; - Sergeant Major D. C. Ken-niig Ken-niig and Miss Myrtle Squires Wedded. AI;0?,IACE Tibi'.'h Jpvclopo-3 rapidly, rap-idly, lipcaiise i'f the iiucertoin-lios iiucertoin-lios nttpii'lnnt iipun the move-nioiits move-nioiits ol' tho.e who hve oi'-fnrcl oi'-fnrcl 1 lioniFflvos to thoir country in tlic w.it. bus boon brought to light liy the iinnounconiPnt by Mrs. .lames 'i:ir's oi' the n:nrri;ii;e of her daughter, daugh-ter, Jlis Myrtle Squire, a n .1 Ser-pe,iot Ser-pe,iot M;i ior H. ( '- Keunipg ot' the Koyal engineer?. British nviny. Serpe.int Ma.ior KenuiPii's home is at X'nneou-i mm-, p.. ('. Mi?s Squires, one of Salt Luke' latest "ar bri'les, is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Squires, and is well known in the eity. The younj eouple iT.rill K nl Imine several months at Weiler apartments. Seigcant Major Ki-'nnini; is of an ex-eeeilinlv ex-eeeilinlv j.atriotie fainiiy. eaeli of the seven male members beins; in military service. His father now is in France, attached to tJie staff, and the f.dlow-itiH f.dlow-itiH brothers are with the colors: (I. llnruld Kennini;. 1'ifth rejiment, ( a-radian a-radian pnrrison artillery: (.'nptaiu Allan Al-lan Kenning. Second Canadian mounted ril'l.M, in France; Transfer Sergeant (iordon Kenninfr. Ib'iid battalion; tap-tain tap-tain Carl (.. Keunin?, C'anadinn field artillerv, in Frnnec; Lieutenant Wyllie Kenning, of the engineers, and two nn eles, one a colonel and the other second in command of battalion. Captain Allan KenniUK, who is but IS vears old, recently was recommended recommend-ed for the military medal for conspicuous conspic-uous gallantry in the field. Lieutenant Wvllie Kenning, who left with the first Canadian contingent, was severely " gassed ' ' nt. Ypros.