The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-30

Clara Henry, Mary Cuff, Sophina Mil
ner. E. Armstead,- Ina Gee, Elizabeth
Saxey. Lottie Anderson and Rosetta
Hathenbruck.
Albert ManwaTing returned home
Saturday after an absence of two years
spent in Europe on a mission
Miss May Billings was the charming
hostess at a Halloween party Friday
evening at her home, so North Second
East. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED in yellow and green. with au-
tCmn flowers and leaves. Halloween
games were enjoyed until the wee hours
of morning. The guests were: Misses
May Thurman Goidie Gillispie, Achse
Eggertson. Buelah Storrs, Birdie Bill
lings, Sara Huliinger, Leona Billings,
Lizzie Mace, Hannah Dunn. Daisy Nell
son, Lucilla Clyton Maud Dunn, Mary
Lewis and Georgia HOogiand.
BY far the most elaborate affair Of
the week was the whist party given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. D. T. Clark
and daughter Mrs. Arthur Sutton. at
the beautiful home of Mrs. Clark, 2S7
East Second North. The decorations
were in autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
menus, the idea being carried out in
the artiStically- hand-Painted tally and
score cards. Delicious refreshments
were served. The invited guests were
Mesdames Reed Smoot, C. Z. Loose, J..
j. knight. w. NJ. Roylance, J. r.
Twelves, Sam Schwab, c. c.. Newell,
Leon Bachman, Jesse knight, Ben
Bachman, E. E. Corfman, d. d. Houtz,
j. w. Arid, Ephraim Sutton, George
Havercamp, Edith Beck Martin, X. r.
Irvine, Josiah Beck, c. c. Bagley, w.
E. Biersach, A. L. tWoodhouse, Phil
"a ri I Ta(N A ri,
j. p. Yates, Jacob Evans, ]. ]. Mum,
]. H. McEwan. S. S. Jones. ]. E. Slater,
r. B. Thurman, Martha Pemberton, j.
NJ, Westwood, 1. Z. Osborn, Annie j.
Atkin, S. A. King, L. Holbrook, J. NJ.
George, W. d. Roberts, J. Warwick, NJ.
II. Hardy, William Twelves and J. Rob
erts of Washington, Miss Burg of Den
yer, Misses Marian Nelkie, Faun
TwelYes, Buelah Bachman, Willard
Clark and Lena Bachman.
c. w. .Brunner of Butte, Mont, has
| Joined his wife in Provo and will spend
week visiting relatives and friends
here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John rutherford of Salt
Lake City have been visiting in this
city as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
J. Miner for the week past.
Mrs. Don Conover is visiting with her
mother. Mrs. S. A. Harrison, in Sandy.
The Young Mems and Woman's Re-
publican clubs of this city held a re-
ception at their rooms Monday evening.
| About $50 guests were present and a
most enjoyable evening was spent in
! short speeches, songs and recitations,
after which light refreshments were
served.
| Miss Lena Strong and Mr.. Thomas
Massey We're married "Wednesday even
! ing at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs John Strong, 1892 South Second
East, in the presence of the immediate
families. of the happy couple. The bride
was attired in a beautiful gown of
white silk, the groom in the usual suit
of black. The presents were elaborate
and expensive. A sumptious wedding
supper was served. The many friends
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Massey join in wishing
them a happy and prosperous journey
! through life.
DR.. Frank Alexander has returned
1 home after an extended trip through
the northern part of Utah and also
through Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. WoodhOuse left
| this week for California, where they
will spend several months.