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Show 100 MADELYN CANNON STEWART SILVER of Madelyn's friend Louise Richards (Covey), to perform the ceremony," Madelyn's announcement party was held January 26, her pic paper the next day, and some of her students went by her house to see her trousseau. Two days later she had her last car ride with Caldwell, who had ture and announcement were in the not returned to school from his Christmas vacation. After she had closed things off emotionally with him, she left to meet Harold in Ogden and drove with him to see some of his family. There were several luncheons, suppers, and parties for bride and groom, including one at the home of Emerson Willey where they first met in 1914. Madelyn now was certain that Harold was THE ONE. She had enjoyed him on hikes, during horseback rides, at bonfires, as company in a car, at the theater, at Mutual, at family gather ings at dances. Besides being tall and handsome, he was patient, understanding, generous, loved classical music, appreciated good literature, demonstrated on several occasions that he could meet hard facts with bravery and composure, and was unques tionably a mechanical genius. Madelyn no longer felt a hesitan cy. She was ready to begin the life and destiny that had always been a part of her dream. Madelyn and Harold were married in the Salt Lake Temple on February 20, 1929. Both were twenty seven. |
