Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-04-23 | Page 12 | Weddings and Engagements

I WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS I 1 1 A most interesting matrimonial announcement an-nouncement of the past week was the story which came from the west an-noupcing an-noupcing the encagement of Miss Carolina Caro-lina Georgia Bivcn to Clarence II. Walker, the Salt Lake boy who is forging forg-ing tov the front, in the aerial class. Miss Bivcns is spoken of in S'an Mateo I society circles as one of I ho real beau ties of the coast, the family being as well known in San Francisco as in San Mateo society-1 No dale has been set for the inarria but it will be one of the events of early summer, and some of Mr. Walker's friends are, planning plan-ning to go to tho coast for the festivities. festiv-ities. Tho marriage of Miss Lelty Taylor of Ogrion and Tracy Y. Camion of "this city will take 'place on Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple ami will bo "fol-lowed "fol-lowed that evening .by a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iforaco Peery in Ogrieu. Miss T.'rylor is a sister of Mrs. Peery and the bridegroom is one of the best known young musicians in the city, the organist of the First Congregational Con-gregational church and assistant organist or-ganist at the Tabernacle. The marriage of Miss F.laine Helen Nelson and lOrnest. L. Smith will take place in Portland, Ore., Tuesday at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. Philo K. Jones, formerly of this city. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Jones and is well known hero. Mr. Smith is one of thofrusted railway men of the Oregon Short .Lino ofilces here. After a trip through the northwest the young people will come here to make their home. A marriage of the past week which was of interest to a wide circle of friends was that of Miss Minnie Mav Lamhotirne, daughter of Alfred Lam-bourne, Lam-bourne, the artist-poet, to Josoph Shanks of Rigbv, Idaho. The ceremony cere-mony was performed on Monday after noon by the Rev. P. A. Simpkin in the presence of the family only. The next evening at the home of the bride's sister, sis-ter, Mrs. Ernest M. Fowler, a delightful delight-ful reception was given the two young people before their departure for' their new home. Many of the closest friends were present to extend good Avishcs and Mr. and Mrs. Shanks received many handsome presents. They left thai night for their new home in Rigby. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shafcr of 35S South .Main street announce the mar-riage mar-riage at Oakland. Cal 'on April M' of their daughter Mamie to Burt Smalling of New York. The marriage of Miss Dot Howe and .fames II. Pitt wil.1 tako place Wednesday Wednes-day in the Salt J.ake temple. Mrs. Alico Estes announces the engagement en-gagement of her daughter Mabel C. to William E. Anderson. Tho wedding will tako place Friday, May 5, at tho home, 5S West Eighth South street. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Williams of this city announco the engagement of their daughter Annio E. to -'. W. Clark of Alpine, Utah, the marriage to tukc-j place tho first of June. I I The marriaee of Miss Theora Hoffman and W. S. Willcs will fake place on Wednesday afternoon and a reception at the home of tho bride's mother, Mrs. P. J. riofi'man, will bo given the same evening. The marriage of Miss Mamie Conlam to Irvin A. Jackson will take plaec in the Salt. Lake temple Wednesday. Tho reception will be given at tho home of 1 ho bride's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Coulain, 1 1 ISO Jjuird avenue, Wednesday Wednes-day evening. i I