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

were delivered Dy prominent men anu
women and most delightful session was
enjoyed. The next place of meeting will
be Idaho Falls, November, 1909. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected: President
| w p Havenor of Pocatello; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Davis of St Anthony; secre-
tary Miss Evans Of Pocatello; treasurer,
! Miss McIntire Of Montpelier: junior pres
ident. Mrs. d. W. Standrod of Pocatello.
George p. Harvey, the coal man. re-
ceived word of the illness of his wife at
the Harvey home in Evanston. Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gittins entertained
the Christian Endeavor society of the
| Presbyterian church at their new home
4 most delightful time was had, and be-
fore leaving Miss Effie Gittins was pre-
scented with gold c. E. pin. the gift of
1.-THE society.
Ray Cathcart has resigned his position
as teller of the Bannock National bank.
and will leave for Butte. Ray has made
many friends here's who regret his depart
ure-
Mrs. Snow of Nampa. Ida. is the guest
of Mrs. D. W. Standrod.
| C W. Gray left this week for a tour
of Montana. He will he gone week or
ten days.
There was special meeting Of the Po-
catello stake authorities of the Mormon
church. held at the meeting house. at
Riley T. Dixon and c. 3. Hancock OF
POwney, II. p. Frodsham and Ephraim
Ralph of Rockland, and John Woodland
of Marsh Center.
chinists have planned to give their annual
bal lat McNicols and Wright hall on
Christmas night.
Mrs. T. F. Terrell entertained party
of friends at bridge at their home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Molly Baker. who Is in the office
of the superintendent of the Montana d.
vision of the Short Line has been granted
thirty-day leave of absence. She will
visit her parents at her home In Parma
Little Mae Miller. who is well known as
a singer in Pocatello and Salt Lake, was
accidentally shot in the face. The acct
dent occurred while on an outing with a
party of friends. The bullet. which was
from a .22-caliber rifle, struck her below
the nose and came out on the side OF the
neck. The injury is not thought 10 be
serious.
Sanford Dodge who is star in the
! Faust production. and his leading man,
/ Steward Fox delightfully."- entertained the
students of the Academy of Idaho Mon
day morning. Mr.. Fox played several Sc
lections on the piano exceedingly well,
and Mr.. Dodge gave several readings from
| Shakespeare which well showed that>he
is master Of his art
The Danish colony of Pocatello were en-
tertained at the Odd Fellows hall by Mr.
: and Mrs. Charles II. Smith and Mrs
! Smith Of Kansas. Over 100 guests were
| present. and a fine program, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music was en-
joyed
! Mrs. c. NJ. Weaverling caught her foot
in some wire which caused her to fall
resulting in a broken thigh DR.. Howard
: set the broken member and. although the
patient is advanced in years, she Is re-
| ported as doing nicely
The ladies of the l.. D. {. Relief So
: ciety rendered d pleasant surprise TO Mrs
: NJ. J. Hawkley. The afternoon was pleas
, aptly spent and dainty lunch served
: Those present were Mesdames Sarah z
: clark, Mary Bailey, II. Reddish, Mary
Hopkins. Emma Smith. Mary Edgley. Ads
a Walton Maria Pierpont. Sarah Edgley. A
: A. Watson. II. Peterson and Harrison.
Z I. Push Livermore OF the Tribune Ia!
> sone TO MeCammon for a few days.
Mrs Patrie gave a delightful little J'
| hundred party last evening at her resi-
I dence 231 South Main street The in
4 vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. d
n | Smith Mr. and Mrs NJ. l.. Roberts, Mr.
2 and Mrs. Z. A. Potter, DR.. and Mrs. J. II
Bean. and the Messrs. Armstrong, BorI
e and Smith.
3 pretty home wedding was celebrated
e at 10 o'clock this morning in this city
a 1 when Frank Z. Shepherd and Miss Saral
j. Jenkins were united in marriage by Rev
Mr. Hunt The ceremony was Performet
e at the home OF the brides mother, Mrs
(. F. V. Pease. They will visit Colorado oil
r their honeymoon.
There will be sacred concert at tn.
: Catholic church on the evening of Nov. %
: at which the following will take part
h Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Hannafin. Mrs. Weeter
Mrs. NcDougal, Miss Rose McGonigle
r Miss Downey and c. d. Smith. There viii
" be some twenty others IN the cnCir. Lew
3 Ash will assist the organist. on the VIC
lin. The proceeds will go to the churcl
l. fund
h There was a pretty little card party las
d night at the home of Mrs. Frank Nc
Sweeney. Five hundred was the gam
it played. and the prize was won by Rosco
n Stockslager. A delightful luncheon wa
served and a fine time was had by all.
\ Miss Helen McMannis. who has been i
D for the past week. is out again.
lie Cecil L. Berry. who has been visitin
with DR.. Brereton for the past year. wi
3 leave Sunday for London. England. wher
he will spend Christmas with his parents
IN He will then return in the spring.
a Miss Frances Williams of Boise is Wis
lg iting with Mrs ]. Harvey.
n A. w. Pearson and wife are visiting i
s. Mrs. Douglas OF this city left for Ogder
where she Will visit friends for a couple @
Of weeks.
IS Three members OF the family Of C. y
k. Pugmire, two sons and a daughter wer
as today released from thirty-day scarle
X. faver quarantine They are rapidly recoy
ering.
Mr. and Mrs ]. T. Williams celebrate
their sixteenth wedding anniversary Tues
day night at their home on South Gran
q Many friends were present. and game
nc and fine social time was enjoyed
-. Mrs. France GOldwater entertained
u jolly bunch at her home Thursday ever
a ing. A delicious Dutch lunch was serve
~ and q delightful time was had. The al
= fair was in honor of Mrs. Rose Faui
p Lewis of San Francisco.
On the occasion of her birthday at he
" residence. Mrs. c. Grain was agreea bl
- surprised by her neighbors and friend
' last evening. The evening was spent
20 music and games. A very enjoyable tim
- was lad by all present. and the CUES,
departed wishing Mrs. Grain many MOI
30 | birthdays.
~ F. II. Friend arrived home fror
II la Jvsta. Colo. where he has been wit
y. his sick wife. She is reported much be
: ! ter. and will scCI be able to return