The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-01
MT PLEASANT

Cards are out announcing the wedding
ana reception Of Joseph JOhansen and
! Miss Olive Monseu, both of this city. The
welding viii take place at the Mant
temple on Wednesday Of next week and
the reception viii be held at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johansan
IN this city on the Thursday evening fol-
Z lowing. The young couple are both
among this city's rising young people.
The marriage of Arthur Johnson son
OF Judge yacog Johnson, and Miss Hettie
Madsen. daughter of Andrew Madseu,
was celebrs ted Wednesday evening at the
residence Of the brides parents at Spring
City. large number of friends and rel
duNeS from this CITY and Spring City.
where they both reside, were present and
Thoroughly ENJOYABLE time was held.
Miss Winnie Candland went IN to Salt
Lake Wednesday to see the production
of Ben Hur" at the Salt Lake theatre.
Several others had arranged to 20 on
tuesday, but the delayed train OF that
day interfered, as connections could not
be made In time TO see the opening Of
the performance
Theatre going people Of this city have
enjoyed treats at the local opera house
this week. Wednesday evening Frank
Bacon In THE Hills Of California drew
one Of the largest and most represent
tauVe audiences of the season. The pre-
sentatiOn was a delightful one. being far
above the average Of the pieces usually
seen in Utah country opera houses. The
company was strong and well balanced
and handled the various parts I'm man
a
dtence was well pleased with the even
ing s entertainment
Last evening Professor Newton. the
humOrist from California. delighted an
other large audience at the Opera house
in one of his lectures. The affair was
under the management of the public
schools and the Wasatch academy which
TWO institutions, by JuQiclOuS advertising
and hard work. gathered an appreciative
crowd. 1t was financial and artistic
success.
c. J. Lindstrom went I'm to salt Lake
this week, where he Will probably re-
main. He expects 10 send for his family
soon and take them there TO reside.
DR.. G. n. Ray is spending the latter
part of the week I'm salt Lake City
A young folks Hallowe en- party VIII be
given in this city tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Whitaker have
been among the Salt Lake visitors of the
present week. combining business with
pleasure.
DR. O. X. Henseu Of Fairview is again
in Kansas city. Mo, where he will spend
the winter attending a dental college
The Twentieth Century club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Miss
Nora Clawson at the GuudersOn hotel
parlOrS The routine work occupied the
entire time Of the meeting.
Mrs. Mary EarnsWOrth has spent she
last week in Nepni, visiting relatives and
friends.
The teachers of the Wasatch academy
of this city and other prominent Pres
byterians Of the town are In attendance
dl Nie ttlttu glihUtA lIeetllib pL the oaN-
pete County Evangelical Sunday School
association meeting. which convened IA
Manti this morning. Meetings viii be
held this afternoon and evening and to-
morrow morning. They will be attended
by all the church workers in this and
Settler counties.
Mrs. Cecil Thomas went to salt Lake
CITY yesterday.
Mrs Or. Wishard IT salt Lake City
came in this morning and viii remain
several days. the guest Of Mrs. s. J..
Wishard.
James Jeffs came over from Castle
valley this week and Will remain q couple
of weeks.
Miss Amanda Jorgenson went to Marys-
main an indefinite length OF time. The
evening before her departure she enter
tanned "a large crowd Of young friends at
a social party at her home, which con-
tinued until the morning hours had be-
gun 10 lCrgthCn and which was greatly
On lnNcd hE I'll nrneonf.-