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

Mrs. ". r. Garrison. secretary and treas
Hrer The object OF the organization is
10 foster a spiritfof fellowship and good
MI! among the women of the church and
20 interest others in a social way. Reg
alar meetings will be held once a month.
tne next meeting being held at the home
OF Mrs Day. lis Twenty-third street
cordial invitation is extended to all ladies
outside the. church to attend
One of the weddings for next week is
that of Miss Ethel Naisbitt of Ogden to
Albert r. Wilbur of Oakland, which will
take place on Wednesday.
Inc Womans Missionary society of the
First Methodist church held an interest
ing meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. c. Coughnet.
Mrs. S. P. Brooks entertained the Ia
dies of the Baptist church on Thursday
afternoon at her home on Grant avenue.
A delightful Halloween affair OF Fri
day evening was the dancing party given
| by the Knights of Columbus al the Con-
gress dancing academy The affair was
largely attended and several out-of-town
members were present
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
were pleasantly entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. T. w. Horne and Mrs.
E: B. Knapp at the home of the latter.
The Child Culture club will meet Tues
day, November 3. at p. m, at the home
street
Salt Lake City were guests on Thursday
and Friday of Z. w Matthews
On Monday evening the Pythian Sis
tiers celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of their organization by giving a sur
prise in honor of the knights of Pythias
lodge. No. >. at the K of p. hall. The
hall was decorated with flowers and
ferns. Impromptu addresses Were made
by members of both orders, and a de-
licious lunch was served by the ladies'
Miss Vera Morris entertained about
twenty friends on Saturday evening at
Halloween party. Strings of apples,
jack-o'-lanterns. popcorn and other dec
orations prevailed
Mrs. Russell Lowry of Oakland. Cal,
and Miss Elizabeth Lowry of Gibson
City, H., spent Thursday and Friday in
F. Cunningham, and left Friday evening
on the limited for the west.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Lora Laing and Leon Hume. of Persia
Ia. which took place on Oct. 18th at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. G. w Nc
| Creery performing the ceremony. They
will make their home in this city.
Mrs c. w Inslee and Mrs Gertrude
Butler, of Detroit, Mich, are visiting
with Mrs. j. b. McCracken. They are en-
route TO southern California to spend the
winter
The marriage of Miss Stella Coin. of
Wellington. Kan. and Ward Meyer OF
Gooding, Ida. took place on Wednesday
at the Methodist church parsonage, Rev.
c. w. McCreery performing the ceTe-
mOny. They will make their home in
Pleasant among the Halloween socials
was the dance given on Friday evening
I by Superintendent and Mrs F. NJ. briggs
at the school for the deaf and blind The
hall was lighted with jack-o'-lanterns
and the decorations Were all suggestive
of the occasion. Halloween customs
were observed and the affair was one of
| interest and enjoyment.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Brown left Sat
urday for st. George. Kan. where they
will make their home. Rev Brown has
been rector of the Episcopal church in
this city for the past six years and has
made friends during his stay here. On
Tuesday evening a farewell reception was
given in their honor by the ladies' guild
of the church and about 200 people were
present.
The .kensington given on Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Virginia by Mrs. W j.
Shealy was one of the most delightful
social affairs of the week. While it was
given as a kenSington, it was on the or
der of an informal reception, and about
100 guests enjoyed the event Musical
selections were given throughout the aft
ernoon by Ford's orchestra, which was
stationed in the lower hall The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. William Van Allen
Mrs. T. l.. Reynolds and Mrs. j. s. Lewis.
The decorations sin the dining room were
| beautifully carried out in white and
green, white flowers and ferns and green
shaded candles being used. ]. c. Arm
strong and Mrs. w. j. Dalrymple served.