The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

the occasion being the Xmas bazaar
given By the ladies Of that church The
rooms were tastily decorated. red ANA
white being used effectively in the drap-
cry. Inc electric lights were covered
Wi-h red shades and added VERY ma
terially TO the beauty Of the place.
The booths We're looked after BY some
Of the prominent and beautiful ladies of
town. Refreshments, I'm the form OF cor
zee and cake were served by some Of tho
ladies' under the direction OF Mrs. O.. NJ
wilson. During the evening a great
many people awaited themselves of tho
opportunity to purchase Xmas niceties
until the entire stock was disposed or
Financially as Wen as socially the affair
was marked success, and the Congre-
g0u0nal church bazaar win always stand
out prominently as one Of the few ven
lures where business and pleasure all So
successfully blended
Frank Warren returned to the Park
W, w. Armstrong was in Park this
week
Jack Keeuey. foreman Of the silver
King Consolidated mine, returned to the
Park Iuescay morning
James Lockhart came up from 2 bust
ness trip I'm Salt Lake Tuesday.
George Hirschvogel was i'm Park CITY
this week On business
week
The home of Mrs. y. Anderson OF He
Der was the scene Tuesday az high noon
OF very pretty though quiet home we'd
ding, when Rev. G. T.. Cook. pastor or
The NJ. j.. church at Park CITY. per
formed the simple though beautiful cerc-
mony which made Mr. Hugh Kelly and
Miss Grace Anderson OF this city man
and wife. The home was nrettif- dec
GRATED. cut flowers being used with velv
pretty effect. The ceremony was per
formed i'm the parlOr under "a canopy OF
roses. The bride was attended BIZ her
sister, Kiss Kate Anderson. as brides
George Kelly. The gown Of the bride
was dainty creation of white crepe de
cnlne trimmed Ia real lace. and made
win hiSh neck and long sleeves. Thee
bridesmaids gown was a pale blue 81
the same material and make. After the
ceremony the contracting parties and the
guests sat down 70 most sumptuous
Wedulng breakfast The young couples
left on the afternoon train for Salt Lake
Wherei after few days visit. they will
come 10 Park City and commence house
keeping IN the cosy home already pre-
pared by the groom for his charming
Frank J. Alexander and wife left for
Provo Wednesday afternoon.
n B. Dresser Of the Park CITY Miner
returned home from the city this week.
where he has been visiting with his
family
S. q Richardson spent wednesday in
this city.
A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place tuesday at Bishop Scanlan's resi-
dence, In Salt Lake. when Rev Father
klely united III marriage Miss Grace
Frazier of Oakley and Henry Crossman
Of Park City. Miss Frazier has spent
most of her life in Park and Is well and
tavorably known. Mr.. CrOssman is a
Park City man, having been raised here.
and is in business here. Their many
friends wish them a long and prosperous
married life
Ralph B. Kenyon Of the Daly-Judge
mine returned to Park Wednesday morn
ing.
John Savage. after spending a few
pleasant days i'm Salt Lake, returned
home 10 the Park Wednesday morning.
Mrs J. i. Geiger returned Sunday
morning. after a pleasant seven weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Butler. OF
Burlington, Il.
Monday evening the Ladies or the East
ern Star held their annual election OF
officers, which resulted as follows Mrs
NJ NJ. Allen. worthy matron; Mrs John
Diem. worthy patron. Mrs Thompson.
associate matrOn. Miss Minnie KesCel
secretary; Mrs. Snyder. treasurer: Mrs
Diem. cOnduCtress. Mrs White associate
conductress. The installation Of officers
viii take place early Ga January Opou
the return Of the worthy matron. the
appOintive offices viii be made
A. II. M2yne of the MinOla mine was
in Park this week
Nike Breen spent a day at the Hi Henry
mine this week.
The Park City chapter of ROYAL Arch
Masons held its annual election on the
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