The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
MURRAY SOCIETY
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, Oct. 31.-A delightful
Halloween party was held at the home
of Mrs, S. Huntington Friday evening,
when she entertained a number of the
young playmates of her little daughter.
The large home was tastofully deco.
rated for the occasion. spook games and
dances being the principal features of
the evening. An orchestra was sta
toned in an alcove and discoursed ex-
ccllent music during the evenings en-
tertainment. Later on in the evening
all sat down to a bounteous Halloween
supper.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel n. Hulse, who
were recently married, have returned
from their former home in Kansas and
will mako their future home IN Mill
creek.
Robert Hamilton arrived hero from
Idaho this week to spend a day or SO,
/ He will leave this week for. New York,
| where he will sail for Europe for work
| in the mission field abroad.
Miss Edna Hamilton has left for Ida.
no, where she will spend the next month
with relatives.
! Bishop Price, who has Just completed
! his new home, was very pleasantly sur.
prised Tuesday evening by a number of
! his nearby neiehbors. 4 host of them
were present and most enjoyable even
ing was passed. Games and other
amusements were the order of the even
! ing, after which delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis are the
proud parents of A son, which was left
by the stork during the early part of
| the week.
Wilford Gunderson is home from
Denmark, where he has been for the
past twenty-SiI months Sling n mission
In the interests OF the Mormon church.
At the Murray First ward chapel Fri.
day evening the primary department of
the ward gave its annual social. The
affair was in charge of Michael Mauss,
and was n success from both a social
and frNncial standpoint. The diff
ferent numbers that were given were
well rendered, and the Halloween dance.
composed of eight boys and eight girls
was the climax of the evenings enter
tainment.
George Lyon and companions arrived
home the latter part OF the week from
tho South, where they have been hunt
ing in the mountains in the vicinity of
Ephraim the past week.
Miss Sarah E. Wright Of Lehi and
David A. Proctor of this place were
united in marriage during the latter
part of the week. A wedding supper
was partakeu of at the lone of the
bride s parents
Miss Anna B. Heudel Of Granger and
Albert II. Mauerman of Salt Lake were
married during the week.
Another large affair of the week was
the halloween party given at the Tro-
cadeTo Friday evening. The large hall
was elaborately decorated for the occa.
sion in the usual Halloween manner.
Punch was served from a booth in the
far corner and spook dances were the
order of the evening. A large crowd OF
dance lovers were present and enioycd
themselves Immensely.
The marriage of Miss Lenora Nuttall
OF Salt Lake City and George B. An
drus Of Murray took place Wednesday
rendered the couple. after which tho
young couple left for the South to be
away part Of the winter, When they
return they will mako their homo IN
Cottonwood.
Another wedding Of importance dur
ing this week was that of Miss Laura
Anderson of Union and Oscar Rhodes
Of this place, The young couple were
united in marriage during the fore part
Of the week, and reception was given
at the home of the BRIDES parents in
Union. Mr.. and Mrs Rhodes will make
their home in Miller ward, near Four
teenth South street.
Mrs. Phillip Bentz and daughter,
DeDora, are now ar Long Beach, Cal,
where they will spend the winter
months.
The girls OF the Granite high school
entertained Friday evening at a Hal
loween party in honor of the high
school football boys.
The Y. l.. NJ. l. A. entertained Friday
evening at the Winder ward meeting
house at Halloween party in honor OF
the workers in their ward. The ward
house was profusely decorated with
pumpkins, squashes, corn and other ma
terials which 90 to make Halloween
party huge success, A great number
Of the young ladies were dressed in
white TO represent spooks.