Salt Lake Telegram | 1905-09-02 | Page 1 | Marshall Field of Chicago Will Marry Mrs. Arthur Caton

MARSHALL FIELD OF CHICAGO WILL MARRY MRS. ARTHUR CATON take place at St Margaret's church, Westminster, next Tuesday. Mr. Field has been a widower for some years. Mrs. Caton'a husband. Arthur, a well-known well-known whip and sportsman, died suddenly sud-denly In this city during the horse show last winter. Her wealth extends Into the millions. Since the death of her husband she has held aloof from social functions, and in the latter part of June left for EurC icn her sister. She met Mr. Field In Switzerland after he went abroad in July. Since then the party has toured through Spain, Italy and the Alps. They were last heard from by their friends at Barca. Swltxerland. LONDON, Sept. 2. Reports that Marshall Field and Mrs. Arthur Caton of Chicago are to be married have been confirmed. The wedding will occur September 5, at St. Margaret's, Westminster. West-minster. CHICAGO, Sept 2. There have been frequent rumors that Marshall Field and Mrs. Delia Spencer Caton, who is the widow of Arthur J. Caton, would marry. : Marshall Field, whose wealth is variously vari-ously estimated at between $100,000,000 and $150,000,000, was 70 years old on August Au-gust 18. Mrs. Caton, who was Miss Delia Spencer, daughter of the man who. founded the hardware establishment establish-ment of Hlbbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., is 46 years old. She is one of the leading figures in Chicago society, and for years ranked second to none of the society leaders.. t . Mrs. Caton not only Inherited the estate es-tate of her husband, but a large portion por-tion of the estate of her father. She is reputed to be' worth between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000.