The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

Miss Nell Ratzburg, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID, Leonard,
| left Sunday for her home in Shreveport.
Iowa.
The dance Saturday evening at the Tro-
cadero was delightful and pronounced
success
| ing the week at their headquarters and
made final arrangements for their series
of parties.
A hayrack party was given by the Phil
! lips Christian Endeavor society Friday
| evening, going as far as Sugar House
ward About thirty-five young people
made up the party.
| Row CahOon is attending school at Lo-
gan. Quite a number of Murrayites are
| taking up studies in the Agricultural col
| lege this season.
DR.. Olsen. who has been practicing in
| Murray for the past five years, removed
/ to Salt Lake last week
Miss Gertrude Sanders Is attending
school at the L. d. S. university at Salt
| Lake
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore who has spent
the summer in the east visiting with rela-
| tiVes is on her way home She Will be
at home shortly at Sc Seventeenth South
| street.
Miss Lucille GiImer has returned to Salt
| Lake after visit of two weeks with her
classmate, Miss Lillian Gray.
| J. Parmlee has returned from sum-
/ mers vacation spent in the southern part
| of Utah.
James Paxton has gone to the city to
| enter the l.. D. S. university.
/ Mrs. NJ. Davis and daughter Vilate have
| returned from a three days visit at
| Provo.
Mrs. L. c. Miller has had as her guest
the past week Mrs. George Savage.
Arthur Hayes spent Supnday in this
city the guest Of T. W. Powell, jr
| Arthur Hall of Milford was in town
part of the week visiting his parents and
| relatives.
Vincent Bennion has returned from a
three months vacation in Idaho and Wy
| oming.
Miss Louise Burmester is home from
| Portland.
John Powell entertains at theatre
party Friday evening at the Orpheum.
| Mrs NJ Curtis entertained last Satur-
day evening at a o'clock tea for a few
of her friends.
A party wis given Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David McMil-
| Ian at their home on Vine street in honor
of the birthday anniversary of their
| George Hyde of Springvilie spent Sun
| day in this city the guest of L. B. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Miller leave shortly
Ernest Mastin has left for Clear Lake
where he will take charge of the r. g.
W. station.
H A Sheppard is here to spend the
I winter
f. Fish has returned from California
William Evans, superintendent of the
T. & b. sampler of this city, has moved
| ms family out from SAT- Lake
s. Issac has returned from Castillo Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Fred Davis, who has been visit
ing with relatives at Brigham, has return
ed to her home.
Barnew Newman returned to his homo
in Bingham this week
A wedding of interest to Murray people
took place Wednesday evening, when Miss
A. Newman became the bride of Walter
Atwood. They were married at the home
of the brides parents. reception fol
about fifty friends followed. Mr.. anC
Mrs Atwood will reside in this city.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Hamil-
ton and Bruce Calder. which took placS
Thursday. was followed Friday evening
by a large and informal reception at the
home Of the brides parents. About fifty
of the relatives and friends were pres
emit
The marriage of Miss Lucy Banks and
John Haselman took place Friday even
ing A reception was rendered them.
A wedding of interest took place Thurs
day in which Miss Ethel Barrett became
the bride Of A Peterson. Mr. and Mrs
Peterson will make this city their home
Miss Lucy Davis and R. Elmen were
married this week
The NJ. F. n. club has organized a dra
matte club. Their first performance will
be given in the new amusement hall mex
month.