The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
MURRAY.

Inur6day evening LOT a nutnDcE Ol NiSli
Salt Lake friends. The new club house
was tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion, and those who participated IN the
event spent a most enjoyable evening.
Light refreshments were served during
the evenings entertainment
The dance given in the new Amuse-
ment hail Friday evening was a sue
cess, both financially and socially The
members of the amusement committee
are entitled TO a great deal of credit. and
the result is no doubt gratifying to the
different members of the committee.
Miss Lizzie Evans and j. Johnson, both
of this city were united in marriage dur
j. EHason will leave the coming week
for Ely, where he expects 10 spend the
winter.
The young men of the Y. NJ 1. A. held
their formal opening meeting Tor the sea
son Tuesday evening at the new l.. ID.
S. church or Vine street.
Miss /. Wheeler. who has been spend
ing the past few weeks in Murray visit
ing among relatives left the early part
of the week for her home IN Idaho'
Miss LeOna CahoOn viii leave the lat
ter part of the coming week for Belle
vue, Idaho, where she will remain during
the coming winter.
Mrs. s. Vincent of Sandy spent few
days of this week in Murray visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. Willis Vincent.
Miss Lucille Gilmer and Flora Cross
man spent one day of this week in Muir
ray visiting with friends
II. Wight returned Thursday from a
two weeks spent III Idaho.
w. K. Walton left last week for the
Jamestown exposition.
The Dramatic club held its first re-
hearsal Tuesday evening at the opera
house. Everything is being done TO make
the play a success.
Some of the bachelors of this city jour
neyed out to Garfield Thursday evening,
where the boys of the camp gave dance
in their new club house that has just
been completed. Quite a number from
here participated in the merry affair.
Mrs. Pank left Wednesday evening for
a three months visit with friends in ST
Louis.
Mr.. Williams left Saturday for a two
months visit at New York and Chicago
One of the affairs of the week was the
wedding of Miss III. Jensen and Harold
Keller. They were married at the nome
of the brides parents. A wedding re-
ception was rendered the young couple
They Will reside in this city
Miss Kimball returned Friday from q
stay of several weeks in Idaho.
Miss n. Brooks, who just recently re-
turned from a stay of some time at Los
Angeles, was the guest OF Miss JeaT
Ninder Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. J. r. Miller and Mrs. l.. NJ
Miller leave the coming week for Los
Angeles, where they go to spend the win
ter.
Miss Eva Walker was crowned queer
of the bazaar last Friday evening.
Frank Miner returned to his home IL
Spanish Fork Thursday evening after {
L. A. Walters returned TO his home il
this city Monday after two weeks visit
at PaytOn.
Roy McChester has returned to hi:
home in Des AfOines after having spen
some time with friends in this city.
Mrs. B. Cushing of Sandy was visit
ing with relatives in this city the latter
part of this week.
Miss I. Bassett of Salt Lake was tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. florence Basset
the fore part of this week
l.. Hyde, who recently went from her
to the L. D. S. hospital to undergo sur
gical operation, has been making rapi'
recovery after an eminently successful
treatment in the hospital
NJ Berry and wife left Saturday for
months visit in Iowa and Missouri.
Miss Ethel Powell entertained Sunda.
evening for some of her most intimat
friends The evening was spent in cha
and sociability, after which delicious re
freshmenIs were served.
Mrs. Thomas Martin had as her CUES
the fore part of the week three Younl
ladies from London, England, who will
make their home in Salt Lake
Miss l. Burmester of Salt Lake was il
the city Sunday, spending a short tim
with friends
c. Hall. who recently returned from
Des Moines. was in Murray Saturda.
shaking hands with old acquaintance.
Mrs. Lawrence viii leave shortly 70
Ely, New, where she will join her hus
band. who is stationed there.
Miss Bertha Campbell of Kaysvile wa
a Murray visitor the latter part of tn
week
this city, visiting with Mrs. Patricl
FrieI
A crowd of fifteen young people at
tended the dance at the TrOcadero Sat
urday evening. most enjoyable tim
was had by all who participated in tn
merry event.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hall have takel
residence in Salt Lake. where they vii
fFrcr int
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Wal
ters and Royal Brown took place Tues
day evening at the home of the bride
parents The bride was the center of at
traction, and congratulations from thei
many friends were ShOWered upon then
until late in the evening. A wedding re
ceptOn was rendered the contractin.
The marriage Of Miss Francis Turne
and Gilbert Baker took place Wednes
day evening at o'clock at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs j. Turner, on Sixteenth
South street The ceremony was per
formed in the presence of the insimat
friends of the family and a few friends
Ihe house was trimmed with autumn
flowers Tor the occasion Mr. and Mrs
Baker will make their home at Sal
Lake.
Mrs. r. H. Officer of Salt Lake hai
been spending the past week in this city
the guest of Mrs. W. D. Leonard.
Mrs s. Harrop of Ogden has returne,
10 her home after stay of two weeks
II. Thurston has moved his family I,
Salt Lake for permanent residence
c. Persell has returned from an east
ern trip lasting several weeks.
The Jolly Good Fellow club" will en-
terrain shortly at the new Amusement
hall for a number OF their friends
j. Stewart of Colorado Springs is visit
ing in this city.
w Hansen has gone to Los Angeles L
spend part of the winter.
The w of w. gave an enjoyable socia
on Tuesday evening in the Fraternal hal
on State street.
Mrs. G. Baker of Ogden is in Murra,
this week, visiting with her parents, MI
and Mrs. William Atwood
Miss Merl Clark spent Monday an,
Tuesday at Provo, visiting with her par
ents in that city.
I. Bagley has left for southern Idaho
where he will remain during the winter
The student body of the Granite Higi
school and the Park City High schoo
played their Initial game of football OF
the Murray gridiron Saturday.
marriage license was issued durin,
the week TO Miss Lauretta Bluhm an,
Fred Keiser. both of this city
Louis Harvey OF Pleasant Grove was ii
town one day this week looking up oil,
friends.
MANTi.
Friday evening last a social was give,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob B. ia
cobson in honor of Soren r. Nielsen VIII,
leaves on the 18th inst for Denmar I