The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01
MURRAY.

One of the most delightful parties of
the past week was the Halloween party
given at the Trocadero Friday evening.
The large hall was deliberately decorated
for the occasion in the usual Halloween
time decorations. Punch was served from
a booth in the far corner during the even
ing. SpocA dances were the order of the
evening. A large crowd of dance lovers
participated in the affair. which was pro-
nounced huge success by all who at
tended.
The marriage of Miss Lenora Nuttall of
Salt Lake City and George 3. Andrus of
Murray took place Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock A wedding reception was
rendered the contracting couple. after
which the young people left for the SOUTH
10 be away part of the winter. When they
return they are contemplating making
their future home in Cottonwood, just a
little east of Murray City.
Another wedding of Importance during
this week was that of Miss Laura Ander-
son of Union and Oscar Rhodes of this
place The young people were united in
marriage during the fore part of the week
and a reception was carried out at the
home of the brides parents at Union. Mr.
and Mrs. Rhodes will make their home in
Miller ward, near Fourteenth South street
Mrs. Phil Bentz and daughter, Lenora,
are now at Long Beach. Cal. where they
will spend the winter months
Mrs. Mary Myers left Saturday evening
! for Deseret, where she will spend ten days
or more with her sister, Mrs. Webb.
| Mrs. r. j. Alexander left Wednesday
| evening for a ten days visit at Spring
vile with relatives.
| Louis Doran and party of friends, who
| have been spending the past month or so
| in Idaho hunting. returned from their
/ successful trip the latter part of the
week.
Albert Cahoon, formerly of this place.
but now of Bellevue, Ida, spent three
days of this week here looking up old
friends and acquaintance.
DR.. w. E. Ferrebee is home from a
weeks trip throughout Nevada.
The stork left baby girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilkinson Mon
day.
Carl Capson has returned home from
Idaho, after an absence OF three months.
The girls of the Granite High school en-
tertained Friday evening at a Halloween
party in honor of the High school football
| boys. The q. H. S. building was taste
fully decorated in class colors with shad-
ed lights. each being shaded with a piece
of tissue paper bearing the colors of the
school Two punch bowls were in opera
| ton during the evenings entertainment.
and were presided over by four charming
| young ladies. who supplied the wants of
/ the young athletes in the most charming
I manner possible. This is the first of the
! series of affairs that will take place at
! the High school during the winter
/ Lawrence Russell left Monday for Lo-
| gan, where he expects to attend school
] during the winter. He will study horti-
/
| Mrs. C. Hammond and little daughter OF
/ Salt Lake were visiting here Wednesday
with Mrs. Hammonds parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Scott.
/ The Y. L. NJ. /. A. entertained Friday
evening at the Winder ward house at a
| Halloween party in honor of the workers
| in their ward. The ward house was pro-
/ tusely decorated with pumpkins. squash
and other material which go to make a
| Halloween party huge success. A great
number of the young ladies were dressed
! in white to represent spooks. while the
young men were dressed likewise. Dane
ing was continued until the wee sma
hours OF the morning were approa ching
when the jolly crowd of pleasure seekers
departed for their several places of abode
MILFORD Gunderson is home from Den
| mark. where he has been for the pas
| twenty-siX months filling mission in the
| interests of the Mormon church
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis are the proud
| parents of son, which was left by the
stork during the fore part of the week
Bishop Price, who has just completed
his new home, was very pleasantly. sur
prised Tuesday evening by a number Of
his nearby neighbors. A host of Their
friends were present and a most enjoyabl,
evening was spent in the bishops new
home. Games and other amusements wer,
the order of the evening. after which de
licious refreshments were served Polite,
also formed part of the evenings amuse
rnents.
Miss Edna Hamilton. a popular youns
lady of East Mill Creek. Is spending /
month or so with relatives in southern
Idaho.
Robert Hamilton arrived here from Ida
no this week to spend some time with rel
atives. He will leave the coming weel
for New York. where he will ltake steam
er for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel y. HuIse who wer,
but recently united in marriage have re
turned from their former home in Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulse will make their fu
! ture home in Mill Creek
A delightful Halloween party was hel,
at the home of Mrs. s. Huntington Fri
day evening. when she entertained for he
young daughter. The large Huntington
home was decorated with Halloween dec
orations and games in which spooks wer
the principal characters were played. Al
orchestra was stationed in an alcove, an,
they discoursed excellent music 10 tn
assembled amusement seekers. Later OF
in the evening all sat down to a bounte
Gus repast
At the Murray First ward chapel Fri
day evening the primary department, be
: ing the different grades, gave their an
, nual social. The affair was in charge o