The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
MURRAY.


party given by Mrs. l. G. Miller at her
horne on East Seventeenth South street
prior TO her departure for Los Angeles;
The large home was tastefully decorated
for the occasion with various colored ef-
fects. Sixty-three was the game played
Covers were laid for twelve
Miss Louie Muir is here from HeneI
City, where she has been sO1ournlns lot
Mrs. August Olsnder will leave in the
course of a weeks time for California
where she will spend the remainder OF the
A pleasant event Of this week was the
party given Tuesday afternoon al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William CanneSie-
ter in honor Of Miss Stella Morris, whose
marriage TO Daniel Parker took place on
Tuesday. quite d number Of frlenss par
ticipated in the affair. Mr. ana MIS-
Parker will make their home At laglofs-
a. Frank left Sunday for New York and
other eastern points He expects TO re-
main away about one month.
4 number of the members OF the T. L
entertained FRIDAY evening at dancing
party at tho Union hall The affair was
the first OF its kind, and took exceedingly
well
The coming week will witness an affair
given BY the basket ball team Ihey are
Contemplating entertaining in order 70
help raise the necessary funds 10 enable
them TO niIrchase suits and other things
that 20 with the team. The attair VIII
he given at the Assembly hall and. from
indications, it looks as if the affair VIII
be a decided success.
The wedding of Miss Annie NJ. Rupp OF
this place and Charles d. Parker OF Iay-
louisville took place the fore part OF the
week at the home of the brides parents
The wedding ceremony was carried out IN
The presence of a number of close friends
and relatives of the two young people
Mr. and Mrs Parker VIII make Their
home in Tayiorsville.
FRIDAY evening at the Murray First
ward chapel viii be held the eantata
which the members of the r 5. have been
working so hard to mature Ihose VINO
will carry out the various parts are all
members Of the Primary, and in all there
are about twenty-five VINO nave quite
prominent parts TO master
Miss Agnes BrOckbank and Amos l.
Fuller, both popular young people IN the
county, were united in marriage the lat
ter part of this week at the Brockbank
home on Ninth East street a wedding
supper was rendered to about 100 close
friends and a number Of relatives of the
two young people. They will make their
home at Mill Creek.
to their home in Rich county, after so
journ of about three months here Win
relatives.
Miss Vera johnson was pleasantly sur
prised at her home here Tuesday by
number Of her young schooimates- me
Young lady was wholly taken by surprise
but nevertheless demonstrated before the
evening was over that she was indeed
charming hostess, even If taken I'M
Ralph c. Overman. accompanied by his
cousin Charles Blair, viii leave Sunday
evening for Los Angeles, where both the
young men will spend the rest of the WIN
ter.
A very pleasant party was given at the
home OF Mrs Charles Hunter on East
Fifteenth South street Friday evening, IN
honor of her young niece, Miss Hazei
Strang of Omaha. who is here 10 spehu
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs Holm Brown of GolGfield will be
here this week to spend two weeks with
her sister. She will leave in the course
of a fortnight for New YORK City' NHSre
her young daughter is attending schooL
Friday afternoon Mrs J. c Chaffner
arrived here from Boise, Ida, to remain
for about week or ten days
An Informal hop will be gwen AT the
Amusement hall some time the coming
week Invitations for the affair VIII De
distributed this week
The T A. G viii entertain Monday at
the TaylOTsville assembly hail.
Mr. and Mrs I. c. Miller accompanied
bv their two children. left Tuesday even
ing over the Salt Lake Route for Los An
celes where they viii spend the next
month or 50 with Mrs. ]. r. Miller.
G ] Carlson of New York City, who IS
here spending a few months, will take the
leading part in the new play 10 De pre-
scented by the Murray Dramatic club
Miss Gertrude Sanders entertained az
the home of her parents MI ana MIS-
Orson Sanders. Saturday evening, in hon
or of her Sunday school class me aItair
A babv bov was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker TUESDAY
Miss Bennett left for Silver City Wed
nesdav evening. to be gone about one
Miss Godfrey will leave Thursday of
the coming week for Park city, Wnere
she goes to spend about two weeks Win
relatives IN that vicinity.
Miss HYDE left Friday afternoon for
Logan. where she will visit until Monday
with relatives.
Airs Lawrence Hansen is here from
Caldwell. Ida She will spend a week
here with friends and relatives.
J. c Bowen, who has been here for the
past two weeks visiting with relatives
left Friday evening for his home IN
southern Utah.
John Moore left Wednesday for the east.
where he is contemplating entering some
university TO study law.
Mr. and Mrs Price, who have oeen
spending some time in the east returned
Thursday. and will remain here during
the rest of the winter with the parents
- Mr.. Price.
Mrs Elizabeth Moore, who has been
s,,endins the past three months in Los
Angeles with her daughter, Mrs JACK
woodbridge. Is expected home shorty.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Huntington are now az
Nanti where they will spend the next
fortnight with relatives
Miss Olsen leaves Thursday for Logan.
where she will re-enter school al the A
c L to complete her studies:
Mrs. Arthur White of Salt Lake was
bore for one day Of this week visiting
with her mother. Mrs James Freeze.
Arthur Wood and Frank Leak are ex-
ractiny 10 leave very shortly for Colorado
on a business trip OF three weeks AURA
ton
Miss Teresa Hedberg and John carlson.
both Of this place, were married during
ne week Mr. and Mrs. Carlson VIII
make their fulure home in Murray
Harry Holding has left for Ely New.
after a sojourn of a month here and else
where with friends
The members Of the NJ. d. G will en-
terrain in about two weeks. or immediate
IL after their first presentation OF the
show which Is rapidly nearing maturity
G f. Savage. formerly cashier or the
state bank and Arthur White, another
fornoer Murray business man, spent two
DAYS OF this week in Murray renewing &C
Quaintances.
Miss Annie HslvorsOn. 2 teacher at one
Of the schools in the state. was visitor
here Thursday
Mrs. L. NJ. Miller. accompanied by her
two sons Harold and George T. viii be