The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-03
THE HERADREpuBLcAN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY OCTOBER

given for him by the Willard Langtons
and the George Thatchers, while the
Teetzels, Campbells, Thompsons and
Caffeys have given small evening par
ties.
QuII Nebeker was visiting friends and
relatives ir Logan the first part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Alien Of Cove
were IL logan Monday TO see their
friend, Mr.. Curtis, before he LETT for the
east.
joseph SChellenberger of st. Joe is
visiting john H. Campbell.
= 1. Farrell of Salt Lake was d 40
gar visitor Monday.
Mrs. George Bell entertained at din
ner Tuesday in honor Of Miss Pear
Snyder of Ogden.
y farewell party was held in the
First ward Friday in honor of Elders
Milton and Smith, who leave Tor the
mission field on Oct. 4.
Horace Nebeker was a Salt LAKE Wis
itcr the first part of the week.
Cherries England went TO Salt Lake
| Sunday. He returned Tuesday after q
pleasant visit to Bingham.
Mrs. Emma Curruth of Coalvile,
Utah, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. June
! Wilde of this city
| lightful afternoon last Saturday to the
members of the A. c. Woman's club
| The hostess read a paper on Zangwill
and served a delicious lunch.
Miss Genevieve Ballentine and Mrs
| George Carbon went to Salt lake
Thursday to attend the wedding recep-
| ton of Miss Ardella ROmney and Rich
ard S. BalIentine
Monte Turner and owen Smith re-
| turned Monday from Nevada.
Mrs. Marie Best is spending a few
weeks in Logan with her children, Dr.
and Mrs. Emeis, before going to her
home at Santa Barbara, Cal, for the
winter
The party Saturday night in the
| Nibley hall, given in honor of the retir-
| ing NJ. I. A. officers Of the Cache stake
/ was a delightful affair. a short pro-
gram was given, after which the guests
enjoyed a delicious luncheon, followed
/ by a dance in the gymnasium.
! An enjoyable event of the week was
! the get acquainted ball" given by the
| A. c. Wednesday, night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Seligmann are at
| home, after spending a day or two Wis
iting friends in Salt Lake.
| A social was given in the Fourth
ward Friday evening for John c. Wit
| mer, who leaves shortly for the mission
field.
P. A Thatcher returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday.
/ c. ". Hansen was a visitor to the
/ state capital the first of the week.
| Mrs. T. Z. McGraw is visiting Miss
Jennie Turner and other friends in Lo-
gan.
William McMahiH returned Friday t
his home in Denver, after visiting the
/ Stoneys.
Mrs. Stephen Hailstone entertained
| the Daughters Of the Pioneers at hel
home Thursday.
Mrs. c. Berntson left for Baker City
| Ore, Wednesday.
Miss Lille Andrews of Logan and W
H. JOrgenson of Chicago were married
| on Sept. p. Miss Andrews is a daugh-
/ ter Of Nephi Andrews. The couple viii
remain here during the winter.
/ A. n. Mckay of Salt Lake has beer
/ visiting in Logan this week.
/ The juvenile band boys were among
| the large crowd from Logan that went
to the Junction to greet President Taft
/ Mrs. Isabella Lambert left for a visit
to Salt Lake prior TO her departure fol
1 ROsalia, Wash.
/ Albert SqUires left for Baker City
! Friday afternoon, where he will spend
the next three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, B. Stratford Of Og
den are visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. =. Smith