The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-09
OCiety X

The marriage of Miss Katherine
Brockbank and Mr.. F. +. Arnold Of
Ann Arbor. Mich. viii take place on
Thursday.
Miss Frances Howat entertains at
luncheon on Saturday in honor of Miss
Josephine Katz-
Miss Lucille Jennings will come down
from Logan on Friday to spend few
days in the city
Miss Emily Little ISodel. daughter of
Mrs. Ardelia Bodel, and Mr.. Feramorz
Clawson were quietly married yester-
day afternoon at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. 3. Clawson- The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Clawson, before
only he immediate families Of the
bride end groom At its close. light
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. ClaWson will make their home in
Teton, Ida, leaving Salt Lake on Sat
urday. The Rest wishes Of host of
friends go with them.
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Mrs. CaswelI Bread. prominent
leader in the wOlnan's missionary work
of the United States. viii arrive the
latter part of the week from Kansas
City On Sunday evening. she delivers
an addr SIS at the Congrsg ational
church and in the afternoon viii speak
in the lecture room on her work among
sing a number of the weird Indian
melodies.
Mrs. James Hughes and child leave
Wednesday for Ireland, to be gone for
an Indefinite period
In order not to conflict with the Dem
Ocratic city convention. the Woman's
Democratic club has postponed its
regular meeting until Wednesday. Oct.
16 when it viii be held at the residence
of Sheriff Naylor, corner of Second
South and Second West streets.
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Mrs. V. L. Cox left last evening for
Seattle, where she viii make her home
with her daughter. Miss Mary Cox,
who went there a few weeks ago TO
accept the position of secretary to
school superintendent Cooper Roth
Mrs. Cox and Miss Cox win be missed
by their many friends in this city.
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Joseph B. SwensOn and wife have ar
rived from Denver to make their home
in this city. Mr.. Swenson is an old
time resident of this city, but for the
asst few years he has been living in
Colorado.
Rev. Henry W. Bloch, the former
assistant pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church. who leaves for the east
in a few days was rendered q fare
well reception in the parlors of The
church last evening by the members OF
the Christian Endeavor society. One
hundred and fifty or more Of the
friends and associates Of the young
minister gathered in the church to bill
him farewell and shower upon him
their wishes for his happiness and sue
cess in his eastern work. Mr.. Bloch
his earnest and untiring work
among the young people of his church.
r1sde himself favorite with all and
it was with deep regret that they babe
MIN goodbye
The reception was opened with a rnu-
steal programme, AS follows: Male
quartette, Messrs. Gilbert. Knowles.
Andrews and Copley: violin solo, Pro-
lessor Shelton; vocal solo, Ed Copley;
piano solo. Mrs. Harry Knight.
At the close of the programme Frank
Work. in behalf of the Christian Eu-
deavor society. presented to Mr.. Bloch
? handsomely bound set of Famous
Orators" MIR. Bloch responded in a
neat speech, thanking the young pec-
pie for their gift.
At hastily decorated table in one
corner of the parlor young ladies of
TIE society served dainty refreshments
TO the guests during the evening