The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25
MURRAY
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY. April 24.-The members
of the Murray volunteer fire department
entertained on large scale Thursday
evening at their fire quarters. The af-
fair was n dance and banquet, being the
second affair this year. To say that
the fire laddies did everything in their
power to make the event success can
not be put too strong ~. The hall was
decorated in profusion of colors,
mainly that of The national colors.
which were used everywhere. In the
dome OF the gymnasium, whore the af-
fair was held. was an immense flag.
while around the orchestra stand were
colors in a scattered array, An orches-
fra of eight pieces discoursed excellent
music during the evening. At II
! clock the doorss Of the banquet hall
were thrown open. During the course
of the banquet. several witty speeches
were given by members of the depart.
ment. and Fire Chief Sam Whittle made
an appeal TO the people of this place
TO stand back of the fire department,
which be said was one Of the maInstaYs
of the town. Other members also ad-
dressed those at the table, while num-
Der of the prominent citizens of the
town expressed themselves as well
have acquitted themselves of late.
Miss Alice Galloway of Park City was
here for three days this week sojourn
ing with relatives. While here Miss
Galloway was entertained at box party
at the Colonial theatcr. She left for
her home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dan Pack of Payson has been
here for tie past week visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. S. Hush. She
will leave for her home in Payson Sun
day evening.
One of the pretty little affairs of the
past week was the party given by the
Ladies Aid Of the Baptist church FRI
day evening on West Seventeenth
South street. About twenty-five par
tIcipated in the evenings entertain
ment, and thoroughly enjoyed them
| selves. Papers were read by some of
t, the members, interspersed by both vo-
| cal and instrumental music. After the
programme and all business had been
! transacted dainty lunch was served.
A girl was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Doran at their home in this city
tho forcpart of the week.
The Murray First ward choir will re-.
| peat the cantata, Esther the coma
| ing week at Farmers ward. This
makes the fourth presentation of this
! popular piece outside of Murray City,
A pretty wedding was that of Miss
! Carrie Brewer and Edgar Duncomb.
which took place at the home of tha
| groom s parents at Salt Lake City.
| Bishop Joseph Summerhays performed
the ceremony 4 wedding supper was
given by the sister of the bride at her
home in Forest Dale, where about fifty
close friends and relatives Of the young
people gathered Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
comb Will make their home in Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. j. f. Thurgood of Clearfcd,
who has been visiting here with rela,
tives and friends for some time. Will
leave this week for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fitzgerald Of
Ely, New. will make their home III Muir
ray. and are here looking for a suitable
place to reside
Mrs G. r. Drage, who has been
spending the past three weeks between
this place aud Salt Lake visiting with
friends. left over the Salt Lake Route
Friday evening for her home in San
Diego, Cal.
Friends will be glad to hear that Mrs
William Caldwell is improving from her
operation at ST. Mark S hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, who has been
spending the past winter in California
will leave very shortly for her home in
this city. Her daughter, Mrs Jack
Woodbridge, will remain some time
longer.
\ boy made its appearance at tho
thc latter part Of this week. Mrs
Saunders was formerly Miss Lettie Da
vis,