The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24
American Fork
Society
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK March 9S-The
most elaborate wedding ball ever at
tempted in American Ror5 was that Civ
en- Thursday evening In the Apollo hall
by MIR. and Mrs. stephen l.. Chipman,
in honor OF the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Yirgic, and Royal c. Murdock OF
Heber City. who were married in the
salt Lake Temple on Wednesday OF
about 200 who were invited. fully 800
were present. and participated In one Of
the most successful social affairs wit
messed here, The bride wore u dress of
rled brides roses Before the wedding
party retired TO the ballroom. they were
rendered very sumptuous wedding re-
ception and supper 2t the home of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. 5. l..
Chipman. the rooms being decorated In
green foliage. house plants and orange
of State President S l.. Chipman and
has been one of the most prominent
members OF society Mr. Murdock Is the
eldest son of j, Il. Murdoci, president OF
the lIeber bank, and also the Wasatch
stake. The newly married couple will
make their home I'm Heber City. where
Mr.. Murdoch is engaged as cashier Of
the IIcbcr bank
Miss Rebecca Snider and Francis Mil
ner spent Saturday at Salt Lake City,
being q part of the large crowd who left
here 10 witness the game between the
Il. y, L. OF Provo and the b. Y, c. of
Logan.
Former Superintendent OF Schools J.
l.. Brown Of Provo spent the early part
OF the week visiting among friends here.
o. y. Kelley OF this place, who is prin-
cipal Of the district school al Grantsville,
spent part of the week here the guest
OF his mother. Mrs. Betscy Kelley,
Mrs. Ellen Barratt was the hostess at
a dinner party Wednesday, given in hon
or OF ten OF her old friends, Mrs. Eliza
beth being among those present A plea
SAINT afternoon was spent in all old-tlme
chat
on Monday evening very entertain
ing programme was rendered In Science
hall: the numbers were as follows:
Opening, Address, Mrs. e. j purrant.
Davis; reading. Mary j. Evans, singing,
First ward relief society reading. Mrs.
Maud Christensen; duct, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Watt Storrs: reading. Miss LaPriel
Gardner: puartette. Third ward; speech.
Mrs. Alice T. steele; quartette. Fourth
ward,
A large crowd from this place attend
ed Madam Butterfly" given in the Salt
Lake Theater on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
w. W Robinson. the veteran mail car
rier of this place. was honored on Friday
evening by large social gathering at
his home in the Fourth ward. the occa-
sion being the day of his seveuty-fourth
birthday. There were twenty-five pres
ent, sons, daughters and relatives The
evening was spent in games sand old time
antics. MIR. Robinson has carried the
mails between the postofficc and trains
for the past thirty years.
The Misses Mae Wagstam and Ida kel
ley have returned from months stay in
southern California. where they visited
as the guest OF Miss Wagstaf' s sister.
Mrs Robert Singleton entertained at
a sewing party Monday afternoons The
ladies report it a delightful affair.
Mrs Elizabeth Stubbs of Provo spent
part Of the week here as the guest OF
her sister. Mrs: Hannah Dunkley
Mrs. Amos Thornton has gone 10
Provo TO be at the bedside Of her sister.
Mir. Francis Milner OF Provo spent part
Of the week here as the guest OF Miss
Rebecca Suider.
Miss Nina Houston Of Provo, formerly
Of this place. spent part OF the week
here as the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. Fred Wright. Sr,. and wife have
short stay, visiting with relatives,
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Wright of Bing
ham are visiting here as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. chas, w Wright.
have returned from months visit
through the southern part of California.
Mrs, Alice Brown Of Ogden. formerly
this place. spent part OF the week here
during which time she visited the DIFF
ferent parts Of the school
Ernest PaXman. Miss JsuvcnL Green
wood. Alex. w. Lowe and Miss Ethel
Classify were married in the salt Lake
Temple on Wednesday last. Al were
popular young people OF this place, and
very prominent in social circles. Mir. and
Mrs. PaXman returned home Thursday
evening and will. after a short honey
moon. he at home To their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe went TO ogden,
where they are visiting relatives. After
short stay they will return here. pre-
paratory to their departure for Scotland
where they have been called on q Nor
mon mission. on Sunday evening they
viii be given farewell party in Science
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Briggs and
Mrs. T.. L. Trane OF Lehi are visiting
American Fork as the guests of Dr. and
Mrs III. Il. Robinson.
Emmett Robinson of Bingham Canyon
formerly of this place is. making short
stay here as the guest of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Dunkley of Salt
Lake spent the early part of the week
here visiting friends and relatives.
George +. Shelley and family of Shell
ley. Idaho. have removed 10 this place
where they will again make their home
Mrs. Jos. j. Jackson, wife OF Repre-
home from Salt Lake city, where she
has spent most Of the time the Legisla-
ture has been IN session
j. owen Carter and wife Of Salt Lake
city spent a few days OF the past week
visiting friends and relatives here,
visiting American Fork. as the guest oi
her mother Mrs. Ellen Barratt
Mrs fbos. \. Lee is visiting in Sail
Lake City as tile guest OF her sister
Mrs. a. Foster
Miss Ida Jensen last evening enter
Miss Matte Crookston Mr.. l.. r. Gar
ratt, Miss Rose Harvey. Clyde and Bert
CTookEton. Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Crooks
ton, 81, Lizzie Thornton.