Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-07-31 | Page 5 | Mary Elizabeth Terrell Betrothed

MARY ELIZABETH TERRELL- BETROTHED Popular Maid Will Wed Thomas Benton Hunter Dr. and Mrs. W. G. B. Terrell. Walker's lane. Cottonwood, announce an-nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Eliza-beth Terrell, to Thomas Benton Hunter III of Salt Lake City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benton Hunter of San Francisco. Th wedding wed-ding date is set for August 20 and the ceremony is planned in the lovely garden at the Terrell home at 11 a. m. i Miss Elsie Terrell, sister of the i bride, will be the maid of honor and only attendant of the bride, and Hale Hunter of San Francisco, brother of 1 the bridegroom, will be best man. 1 The announcement of the betrothal be-trothal of Miss Terrell and Mr. Hunter Hun-ter Is of unusual social Interest, as )oth young people are popular members mem-bers of ths young set and belong to wo of the most prominent families jf th dry. VThe bride-to-be's matsrnal grand-arcnU grand-arcnU were th lata Mr. and Mra. Vllliam E. Ridge of Kansas City md Salt Lake City, and her paternal randparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. errell, were an old Illinois family. itr grandmother, Mra J. E. Terrell, nad her home-trr Bare Lake -City or a number of year. Th bride-tlect'a bride-tlect'a mother wss formsrly Miss Elsie Ridge. I The bridegroom's maternal grand-I grand-I parent, Mr. and Mra, Fred A. Hale, I were prominent in social and busi-I busi-I ness cicles in Salt Lake City, where I Mr. Hale was a leading architect I of the city. Mra Thomas Benton J Hunter Jr. was the former Edythe I Hale. I Ths bride is a graduate of the f University of Utah and a Pi Beta I Phi and did postgraduate work at I the University of Washington and I is a member of the Junior League. I Mr. Hunter is a graduate of Stanford I university and a Chi Psl and la in I business in Salt Lake City. I There will be a number of out of I town guests at the wedding, in-I in-I cluudlng the bridegroom's parent I and the bride's uncle and aunt Mr. I and Mrs. Rupert K. Stockwell, who hsve been living In Shsnghsi, China, I for several years and ars en route to I London, England, to make their I home.