The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
State Society
MURRAY.

Miss Helen Copeland entertained Satur-
day afternoon at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Copeland. on
State street. in honor OF her twelfth an
niversary. There was a jolly little crowd,
all schOolnlates of the young lady, pres
ent. During the afternoons entertain
ment games and music were participated
in by all present, and later on delicious
supper was served in the spacious dining
room, which had been prettily decorated
with autumn flowers.
Mrs. L. NJ. Miller and her two sons,
Harold and George T.. left Thursday for
Garfield. where her husband will assume
the management Of the Miiler-Cahoon
company at tia place.
Miss Annie Fayter and Ernest Cook,
both popular young people of this vicin-
ity. were united In marriage at the Salt
Lake temple Wednesday. A reception
was rendered them in the evening at the
home OF the brides parents, and dance
was also given in their honor at the
amusement hall, at which about fifty
guests participated.
A farewell entertainment was given
Monday evening In honor of Lawrence
LemnliOn and ireland Bowden OF Win
der ward. who leave in the course OF
weeks time for Europe. A musical pro-
gram made up out of local talent was
rendered.
Mrs. Ecton of the north is here spending
a week ,Fith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John William.
Among the affairs OF this week was the
v
Ter Saturday evening at their home on
Sixteenth South street. A sumptuous re-
past was serI ed TO about forty guests,
the dainties having been brought along by
the pleasure seekers.
Mrs H s. Cahoon. Mrs ]. Black and
children left Saturday evening for their
home In Oasis, after having spent the past
three weeks here with relatives
At the A. o. +. lodge rooms Wednesday
one of the most enjoyable times Of the
year was had. All the members being
present, and after all routine business
had beuen disposed of. the ladies es-
cOrted the members TO the spacious ban
quet hall of the fraternal order. where
most delicious repast awaited them. Aft
partaking of the delicacie the rest of
the evening was spent in dancing.
A birthday party was given at the home
OF Mrs. George Scott Saturday in honor
Of Mrs. SCOTS mother. Mrs. Amelia
Georges. she being 20 years old. Luncheon
was served and an enjoyable afternoon
present were Mrs. Georges daughter
Mrs. II. s. CahoOn, from Deseret. Mrs.
Jane Black and Mrs. Fl. Cahoon, also a
number of great-grandchildren.
A dancing party was given at the Gran
lite stake house Friday evening by the
members of the Stake society. The lower
portion. which can be turned into a dance
hall. was used. the floor was cleared and,
after eating most sumptuouS repast
that had been prepared for the visitors
benefit, the rest of the evening was spent
in dancing.
The Murray Amusement company viii
entertain AT another of their winter
dances. this being the second OF the Sc
Ties
Miss Nellie Gordon entertained wednes-
day afternoon for three of her friends at
her home on North State street.
Miss Laura Jones is home after having
spent the past three week in the east with
relatives.
Miss Minnie Greer and her friend. Miss
Hagen. will be here this week to spend
day with Miss Jennie Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey, formerly of this
city but now of Los Angeles Cal. who
have BEEN here for the past week will
leave Sunday evening for Omaha where
they Will spend a portion of the winter
Torrance Holding of American Fork ac-
companied by two High school students
of that place. was here Saturday visiting
with the Powells at their home on State
street.
Glen Trip was pleasantly surprised at
his home on Vine street Friday evening
by a number of his school chums. they
presenting themselves at the door. each
laden with a bounteous supply of dainties
and taking their unsuspecting friend bv
surprise. DiablO was the feature of the
evenings entertainment, also other
games were played. Alng about 10 o'clock
delicious refreshments were served
Saturday afternoon Willie NJ Powell
Glen Trip and three other boys occupied
seats at the Orpheum theatre this being
the second of series of Saturday after
noon parties.
Arthur Wood Will leave this week for
Phoebe. New. where he goes to look after
his Interests III that section.
Harry Holding is now at Tonopah
where he is engaged in electrical engi-
neering.
VIII Gunderson of Spanish Fork stopped
OH mere Thursday on his way home to
look up old acquaintance
Mrs. J. r. Miller left Wednesday over
the Salt Lake Route for Los Angeles
where she will spend the winter Her
daughter. Miss Pearl is already there at
tending school at the Occidental college.