The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02


daughter. Miss Rose, to William a.
Kerr or Ogden The happy coupe were
unlteh in marriage in the Salt Lake
tabernacle Wednesday. Many yaluaple
presents were received. Those present
We're: MesSrs. and Mesdames George a
Kerr, T. M. Taylor, A. n. Taylor, Jonn
d Dixon, z. H. Holt, A. W. Harding,
Harding, John Harding. W. d. Roberts,
il. Samuel Harding, w. 3. Meloruln.
Ernest HendricksHh, A. r. Bennelt,
Charles Burrows, MesdaInes Corneila
II. Clayton, Eliza Taylor, James ems
lett. e. A. Newell, Caroline Hardlng,
]. w. Hoover, Sarah. Dixon, Mary
Dixon, NJ. Zabr1skie Margaret Judd,
Lydia Roberts, Emma. John, Elsie Hoo
yer, Florence Hoover, Mile Wilds, Sa-
die Metzenen, Edna Pulsipher, Ella
Taylor, Florence Rogers Mary Hard
ing, Ada John, Lydia Harding, Maud
Harding. Messrs Myron Tanner, An
drew Z. Kerr, J. w. Dangerfeld, John
]. johnson, j. c. Knudson, John Taylor,
Lawrence Peterson, William Mortimer,
James Hickman, Thomas Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs Kerr will reside in Og-
den. They left this morning for their
future home.
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The ball given by the K. of P, |. o.
o. F., a. O. u. w. and a. o. F. lodges
Thursday night was very successful. A
large crowd was present, many visit
oTs from. neighboring towns attending.
The walls of the hall (Southworth' 81
We're beautifully decorated with the en-
bleins of the various orders. Darton' S
band furnished music, and the evening
was an enjoyable one.
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Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. ]. C.
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home by a small number Of their
by all. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames ]. T. Farrer, John r.
Twelves, ]. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Harrington
and Mrs. r. A. Barney.
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FideiGs club met last Monday at the
home of Mrs. T. E. Newell Mrs. Martha
Bowen gave an Instructive review of
United States history. Current news
was given by Mrs. Mary Vincent. Mrs.
Rebecca Newell entertained the club
with a vocal selection. Owing to the
absence of Mars. Mary E Glove the
parliamentary drill was postponed till
next meeting, which will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hannah Tucker.
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Friday evening Misses Lizzie Boyden
and Belle Watson entertained their
young missionary friends at the for
mers home. About twenty young peo-
pie We're present, and the affair was
an enjoyable one. Games helped to
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Zebedee
Coltrin, Misses Alice Thuesen, Rose
Warren, Winnie Capley, Alice Smith,
La Prele Young, Minnie Bybee, Messrs.
Charlie Davis, D. ]. Blake, S. II. Jones,
Frank Hammond, William Boyden.
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Miss Helen Williams and Mr.. John
O'Clock at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kirkwood, Justice A. A. Noon
officiating. Both of the contracting
parties are well and favorably known.
Only a few friends and relatives wit
messed the ceremony. The couple left
on the afternoon train for Salt Lake,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
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Monday a half hundred young folks
Of the Third ward surprised Miss Elsie
having a jolly good time. Crokenole
and other games were played.
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Miss Maggie Davis of Panguitc71, who
visiting friends in this city.
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Claud Taylor of Salt Lake was here
visiting with his brother, Clarence, this
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A. o. Dusenberry of Eureka was here
this week visiting friends.
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Mrs. j. W. Pike of Salt Lake visited
week.
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was here during the week visiting rel
atives and friends.
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went to Nephi last night to spend a
week at home.
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night to attend a reception given by
M. William McCune.
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Edgar Macarthur will spend the COM
scr L. E. Macarthur, in Scipio.
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner and daughter,
Edith. went to Salt Lake this morning
to see the Ellis Opera company this
evening.
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and Mr.. William McCune came up from
concert this evening