The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
MURRAY,

The social event of the week was the
Dance given. Wednesday evening by the
alumni association in honor Of the grad
yates of the Arlington school. The Tr0-
Sadero pavilion was nicely decorated for
the occasion, and the dance was not only
a success financially, but also from a So
sial standpoint. Those who had been ses
tected TO serve on the various committees
worked hard and are entitled TO a great
deal of credit. The splendid support given
the affair is no doubt gratifying TO the
members of the association.
Miss Jennie Powell was the delightful
hostess to number OF her girl friends
mt her home Monday evening Fun and
merriment reigned supreme until a late
hour. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Saturday evenings social dance at the
Trocadero was a success as usual and was
well attended. Heid's orchestra Of Salt
Lake furnishing an excellent program.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wadstrom and
family who have resided at this place for
some time, left the fore part of the week
for Mumford, Oregon. where they will
spend rsome time. Mr.eand Mrs Wad-
strom have made many friends in this
city who VIII regret their departure.
Mrs. Peter Hansen is visitor at Logan
this week.
The eighth grade class of the Arlington
school held their closing exercises in the
Murray opera house Wednesday after
noon. The large hall was. well filled with
parents. friends and educators. and was
tastefully decorated for the occasion Miss
Mite Johnson delivered the valedictory
address in a most pleasing manner. The
diplomas were presented TO the students
by Superintendent Mumford. and a fine
musical program was carried out.
Miss Jean Winder has returned to Muir
ray after completing her second years
course at the University of Utah.
M Hayes is down from Idaho visiting
old friends this week
The T. G. club viii entertain with a
iris orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion which insures the best of music.
A very pleasant social was given Friday
evening by the ladies in the Fraternal
hall. which was decorated very prettily
for the occasion. Quite a number OF
ifriends enjoyed the evening In cards and
Joseph ParI left Thursday for his home
in Seofield.
Arthur Hall was in this city from Mil
ford Monday, shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moors has safely reach
ed Scranton. where she is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary James.
a piano recital will be given shortly in
Salt Lake by the many pupils of Mrs
Alta MawSon-
DR.. A. A. Bird has gone east to take
short course in surgery. and expects to be
away about three weeks, during which
time, DR.. Rothwell will care for his pa
tients.
Joseph Gordon left Sunday for Califor-
mia. where he will spend the summer
months.
Jessie Hyde. pastor of the Baptist
church. has left for his home in the east,
and will be gone about three weeks. Rev.
Mr. Armstrong will conduct the services
during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Jones have returned
from visit with friends in NePhi.
Miss Lucille Holman. of Sandy. was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Ferrebee,
the fore part of the week,
Miss lone Bassett. of Salt Lake, was
the guest of Mrs. L. b. Powell the lat
ter part of the week.
The amusement. committee is making
arrangements for "a beneficial entertain
ment 20. take. place shortly.