The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
MANTI.

was solemnized at the temple Wednes
uay last. President Lewis Anderson
performing the ceremony. The marriag,
.ook place In the presence OF a hos
% trends and relatives. who Offered
congratulations. A reception was giver
MT. and Mrs. Robert Cunliffe, par.
ents or the bride, at their home in thi.
cl.y wednesday evening, where man,
guests from this city, Mayfield, Ster-
mig and other towns in the county
wnere relatives reside. The bride was
beautifully gowned in taffeta silk and
wearing beautiful flowers, and the
groom was dressed in black The resi-
oence was beautifully prepared for the
occasion with flowers and other decora-
TONS, and most enjoyable evening
was spent by the guests present. Many
beautiful and valuable presents were in
evidence. The evening was spent in
enjoying musical selections and anuse-
ments usual upon these occasions Mr..
ana Mrs Jensen are well and favorably
known in their respective communities.
enjoying the respect and confidence of
all their acquaintance. The young
people will make their home in May
field.
Mrs. Orson Billings gave a card par
" at her home Tuesday afternoon to a
number of lady friends The prizes
were won by Mrs. Ovanda Kearns of
Salt Lake City and Mrs. Lellie Har-
mon. The guests present were Miss
Marion Tenant. Mrs. w. G. Hogan.
Mrs. John Sandberg, Dotty West of
Salt Lake City, Mrs. Ovanda Kearns
OF salt Lake City, Mrs. A o. Allison.
Mrs. Le,iie Harmon, Mrs. Thomas Boy
lngton, Mrs Joseph Braithwaite. Mrs
Ross futile. dainty spread was
served to the guests.
Miss DOttV West who hoe baa, ,,i.;+
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sandberg, returned to her home We'd
nesday after spending several weeks
visiting here.
Ruby futile and Geneve Cox left
Thursday morning for Nephi to spend
a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. ]. Kearns left for her home
III the metropolis, after spending sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Tena
Brown In this city.
Miss Winnie Morell, who has been
visiting with Miss Ann Parry for a few
days, returned TO her home Saturday
of this week.
Mrs II. G. Brown entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends at her home on
Thursday afternoon. Those present
We're Mrs. c. w. Bird, Mrs. Lawrence
futile, Mrs. II. r. Clark. Mrs. G. 7,
childs, Miss Allie Cox. Mrs. w. L.
Crawford of Salt Lake City. Miss Annie
Nicholson, Mrs Andrew l.. Neff. Miss
Gean Cox, Mrs. +. d. Woolley. Mrs.
Perry G. Snow, Mrs. Edgar T. Reid.
Mrs. p. A. Poulson, Mrs r.. ]. Ander-
son. Mrs. Frank L. futile. Mrs. II. s.
Farnsworth of Beaver and Miss Belle
futile. Refreshments were served and
the afternoon was enjoyed by all pres
emit
Miss Ephia Bird is visiting in Salt
Lake City with relatives and friends.
Melroy Kjar returned "Wednesday
last from Provo. where he has spent
several days visiting with friends.
Della Weaver, granddaughter of Mrs.
Mary Ahlstrom, who has visited here
for some time, returned to her home in
Salt Lake City Thursday last.
Mrs. Julius Jensen entertained at
Kenslngton Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Behling of
Ferron were temple visitors Wednes-
day last.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Anderson
Sunday last
Brigham McAllster returned from
the northern states mission Tuesday
last. after spending two years laboring
In the interest of the Mormon church.
Nathaniel Edmunds is visiting rela-
tiYes and friends in the Temple CITY.
L. r. Anderson and sister. Mabel. left
the beginning of the week for the An
derson ranch in Salina canyon for a few
days outing
DR.. Ernest Evans came up from Salt
Lake City Monday last to spend a few
days with his family.
Mrs. Michael c. Jensen of Mayfield
was in the city "Wednesday last to wit
ness the marriage OF her son, Michael. |
TO Miss Martha Cunliffe
Lester ]. Taylor of Freedom and Miss
Loa Eliza Rees of Wales were united |
In marriage at the temple Wednesday |
last. Mr.. Taylor is the son of Martin |
V. Taylor of Freedom
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Giles and fam
lily OF Provo were in the city this week !
Visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Louis II. !
Hougaard, jr. Mr.. Giles is a brother |
of Mrs. Hougaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Jolley of Sterling
were visitors this week at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Braithwaite, mother of
Mrs. Jolley.
The NJ w. C.'s met at the home of
Miss Slara Farnsworth Tuesday even
ing and gave bundle shower for Miss
Winnie Kirkman. The girls present
were the Misses Edna Larsen, Winnie
Kirkman. Lila Ahstrom Martha Cum
line, Martha Nielsen, Nettie BOyington, |
Clara Farnsworth. Sadie Tooth, Grace
Petersen, Mary Petersen, Alta Broad
head, Hattie Broadhead, Maggie Ten
nant and Allie Farnsworth A delight
full evening was spent in jollfication.
George Christensen and David A.
Beal of Ephraim were Manti visitors
Sunday last.
Christen Christensen of Pleasant
Grove was in the city this week visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Caroline Brady of Spanish Fork |
Is in the city doing temple work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Reid are rejoic- !
ing over the arrival of boy at their |
home Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Storrs of Ameri- |
can Fork are In the city visiting at the 1
home of Walter Stringham. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Storrs came to Maati Friday of |
last week.
Dedication services of the new hotel !
addition to the Eagle house were held |
here Monday night. George Salisbury |
of st. George. the aged father of Mrs |
NJ. E. Harmon, proprietress of the pop
ular hotel, offered the dedicatory
prayer. Speeches were given by Pres
ident Lewis Anderson, Bishop u. r.
Petersen, John d. Maiben and Others.
Singing, music and a delicious spread
delighted the guests present.
The engagement of Miss Winnie