The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-15

/ LlOHtuS NlSlt WITH her son, I'd ReSan,
has returned to her home in Water
town, n. Y.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Sarah j. Hooper and Siguart Jensen,
: both OF this city. The ceremony will
/ take place at the home of the bride 5
parents on the Esd of this month.
Miss Marie Sullivan was a passenger
TO salt Lake Monday afternoon on a
brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Fox will leave on the
zoth OF this month on a months visit
to their old home in Baltimore, Nd.
The Eastern Star met last Monday
and after adjournment coffee and cake
were served by the ladies. and a pleas
ant social time enjoyed,
morning for an extended visit to her
old home in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Kate Johnson returned to the
Park Tuesday after a prolonged visit
with her relatives in Liverpool, Eng
land.
Mrs. Mary Judge and daughters re-
turned to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred W. Hayt visited friends
in Salt Lake this week.
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Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott gave charming informal party
at their home in honor of their twenty
first wedding anniversary. The home
was beautifully decorated with rare
plants and fragrant flowers. The guests
were not informed that the affair was
IN honOr OF the anniversary of the
host and hostess marriage until their
arrival, and were therefore pleasantly
surprised. The evening was spent in
playing euchre, the prize winners being
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Learn. Choice re-
large and handsome candy wedding
cake, which was admired and devoured
with relish. 1t was a happy event
and many were the well wishes for the
popular couple. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Smith of Muskegon,
Mich; Mr. and Mrs. l. Learn, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. W. G. Lamb Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. lie Compile and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Smith.
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With Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson. the new
president, at the helm and at her home,
the Woman's Athenaeum had feast of
"Unleavened Bread" ice cream and
cake. artistic musical numbers and an
unusually enjoyable social time. A
piano duet by Mrs. Emma Kelso and
Miss Kathryn Malone. Vocal solo by
WITS. W ": Lamp HldIo SOLO Dy Mrs.
Emma Kelso. Mrs. Darts review of
"Unleavened Bread" by Robert D.
Grant was listened to with attention.
The club adjourned by singing Amer
ica," to meet with Mrs. Walter Scott
Monday, Sept. %.
On the 9Th inst. Miss Florence Rich
ards was united in marriage to Mr.. B.
Jones at Bozeman, Mont. The young
lady is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc
Kay and formerly lived in Park City.
Mrs. W. G. Lamb and Mrs. Charles
Shields will be the guest of Mrs. Brans-
ford of Salt Lake all of next week.
Thursday Mrs. Alfred Blackler. de-
hghtfully entertained at dinner in
honor of Miss Essie Bailey of Salt
Lake.
Friday afternoon Miss Julius Frankel
gave a Kensington at her home. Mrs
Fred Smith and Miss Balm were prize
winners. The guests were Mesdames
Hurlbut, Townsend, Middeau, Blocher,
Smith, Cross, Williams, Thomson,
Learn, the Misses Balm, Pearson, Gray
and Cross.
This morning party comprised of
Mr.: and Mrs. c. A Blocher, Misses
Bain, Watson. Groesbeck and Messrs.
G. d. Blood, Kanters and Goliath went
over to Brighton ON horseback to spend
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Johnson and fam
lily left this afternoon for Idaho, where
they will make their future home
Mrs. NJ. D. Hurlbut and Miss Jessie
Hurlbut returned from Salt Lake this
morning
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Miss Groesbeck, Miss Balm and Messrs.
Kanters and Blood picniclxed at little
lake a few miles below Snydervile.
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Rev. H. L. McMenanine of Colorado
Springs was in the Park Monday last
and was the guest of Miss Mayme Nc
Sorley.
Friday was organization day in the
societies of the upper grades of the
public schools. In the High school the
ColumbianS elected Sam Radon, IT.,
president; Jerry Harrington, vice
president; Flossie Carpenter, secretary;
Frank Shields, assistant secretary;
Katheryn Cunningham, treasurer; Leo
Durkin, ergeant-at-arns; Mary NC
Donald and Claire Stevenson, pro-
anime committee. The officers of the
Philadelphians are: Eva Lambert,
president; Fred Cook, vice president;
Willard McClelland, secretary; Lillian
Hedges, treasurer: Hannah LIE Compile,
Ellen Crossman and Harry Freeman,
programme committee. The Hawthorne
society in the Eighth grade elected the
following: John Thomson, president;
George Richardson, vice president; Joe
Bell. secretary; Thomas Roberts, ser
geant-at-arT1s; Laura Townsend, VIM
ME jennings and Bert HartweH, pro
gramme committee. In the Seventh
grade the Lincoln society elected Mark
Wright, president; Hazel Lenzi, vice
president; Hattie Baker, secretary, and
Annie Feeney, editor.
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Mrs. NJ NJ. z. Allen, accompanied
byeher father, Colonel William NJ. Fer
ry, were passengers to Salt Lake Tues
day.
After a weeks visit with her mother
in Salt Lake, Mrs. LIE Compile returned
to the Park Wednesday.
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Miss Jennie Archibald returned from
Salt Lake Tuesday, where she has
been visiting with friends.
Miss Luella Cook of st. Louis is on
a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ. Sperry of this city. The
young lady will remain two or three
months.
Miss Mayme Ivers and her cousin,
Miss McKenna of salt Lake, We're
guests of Mrs. Henry Welsh this week.