The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07

ifornia. where he has spent the last three
months for his health.
Harry James IS home from Los Angeles,
where he has been spending the past
month with his sister, Mrs. Phillip Bentz
Mrs. A Walk of Boise, Ida. is here vis-
iting with friends and relatives for
month
Mrs Elizabeth Moore is expected home
from Los Angeles, where she has been
spending the winter. some time the latter
part OF March Her daughter. Mrs. Jack
| Woodbridge, will remain for month or
/ so longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Cahoon announce
| the engagement of their daughter, Ethel
to Blaine 5. Stewart. The wedding viii
| take place March II at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John p. Caboon.
The Misses Laura and Gem Gardner
spent three days of this week at Ogden,
| the guests of Miss Mabel Gardner Of that
/ place. A theatre party was given at the
Grand theatre in their honor.
A. Adeieman received q genuine surprise
at his home on Depot street Wednesday
! evening The event was in honor of his
anniversary. and those who attended the
affair were all we'll known associates OF
| Mr. Adeieman.
Friday evening Mrs. William Wardell
was pie asanuy surprised at her home In
East Mil creek by number OF her near
neighbors, the affair being in honor of her
anniversary. About fifteen persons par
| ticipated ia the affair.
| Mrs. Salome Ferral of Theodore is ex-
! pected here shortly to make her future
home in East Mil creek.
John Hansen of Phoebe. New, has been
/ here all this week visiting with his broth
/ ct. T. J. Seymour.
Tony Lundberg. formerly the pauper
| The Murray Volunteer Fire department
will give their sixth annual ball at the
| TrOcadeTO on the evening of st. Patrick
| day.
clerk Of Salt Lake county. but now a pri-
vate citizen of Sandy. was here for two
/ days this week looking up old acquaint-
! ances and otherwise enjoying himself
/ The Relief society of Union ward Will
/ celebrate the anniversary of their society
/ on the 18th of March.
/ Theodore Richards has left for Sunny
/ side. where he will remain for some time
/ looking after his new duties as inspector
I of the American Smelling & Refining
| companys coal and coke interests.
/ Austin Miller was rendered a farewen
| reception at the Granite stake house on
| Saturday evening. There were about 500
| friends of the young man present, and
I during the evening an excellent musical
| program was rendered. Miller leaves on
| Wednesday for the eastern states, where
| he will fill a two years mission in the in
| terest of the Mormon church.
! The Trocadero was the scene of very
pretty dancing party Saturday evening
when the Scribbiers' club. with a numbe T
of guests, participated in the evening
| enjoyment.
| The Murray amusement committee en-
| tertainsd at the First ward chapel Friday
evening at one Of their entertaining dane
| ing parties The affair was a basket ball,
! The Dramatic club has now commenced
| rehearsals upon its new play, which VIII
be given at the First ward chapel April l.
/ Miss Blanche Hyde accompanied by her
sister Miss Edna. left Thursday evening
for their home in Springville.
| Miss Jane Stswardson arrived here or
! Wednesday evening from Portland ore,
and will be the guest of her sister for two
| weeks.
Andrew Long. who has been here for the
past week visiting, has left for his home
| in Nephi.
| II. Larson of Spanish Fork was in Muir
ray for two days this week on shorl
Mr. and Mrs ". H Rothwen are nov
pleasantly settled in their new home OF
! Poplar street.
evening at an oyster supper al his home
1t was in the nature of a surprise for his
| brother. Charles Overman, It being MS
birthday anniversary 4 pleasant feature
| Of the occasion was the presentation OF
handsome watch given by the members o.
the family of Mr.. Adamson.
! Mrs Andrew Carlson was the hostess
Thursday evening at delignttuf party
/ c5ven TO meet Mrs. Carlson's daughter
I who has but recently returned from Port
| land. The twenty guests or honor wert
I all old-time friends of the young lady
| mother.
| Miss stella Cahoon- who has been spend
ing the past month at Los Angeles. IS eX-
pected home today Sunday Mr.. ans
Mrs John are also expected home elthei
SUNDAY OF Monday, after an absence o.
d month or longer.
| Bruce Freeze of Salt Lake is here e
spend three days with his brother, Sher
man Freeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Pierce are now at Lo'
Angeles, where they are contemplating re
naming for at least a month OF longer.
Miss Louise Wood and J. Leo Shaw
both popular young people of this place
we're united in marriage at the Salt LAX
| temple the fore part of the week wed
ding reception was rendered the tTt
| young couple at the home of the groom
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaw. a
their home on North State street. Mr.. an'
Airs. shaw will make their home in Muir
ray.
Notwithstanding the many event.
booked here for the remainder OF tn,
winter, the musical Eisteddfod which vii
! be held at the First ward chapel thre
davs commencing March %, is attractin;
| a great deal of attention. Nocalists from
! all over the county will he in evidence OF
| THIS day. and some close contests ar
! looked for.