The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
MURRAY.


One Of the most elaborate affairs that
has taken place in Murray for some time
was the lawn party given by Miss Merl
Miller at the Miller home on East Sew
enteenth South street Friday evening
| Two large hayracks met the incoming
cars from Salt Lake, and conveyed the
merry crowd of amusement seekers to the
rendezvous. The Miller home presented
q beautiful appearance. Numerous Jap
aneSe lanterns were strung around the
spacious lawn, while lights were distTib-
uted elsewhere through the trees. Punch
was served beneath the towering branches
or a lofty pine tree. while cosy little
bowers were iu evidence everywhere An
orchestra stationed on the east veranda
played for the dancers. Quite q number
came out from Salt Lake to participate
in the affair. Among those who were
present were the Misses Jean WiuCer,
Carma Jones. Laura Stevens sGeTtie San
ders, Effie Gardener Mrs. Oliver Mere
0ith, Eftie Nelson, Eta Gardener, Ivy
Spencer. Laura Parry. Winnie Parry. Lu-
Gle Parry, Vilate Davis NOTah Murdoch
Leda IversOn, Erma CahOOn, Amelia
IvcrsOn, Theresa CahOOn, Mammie Helm,
Sadie Helm; DIT. II. G. Merrill Ben c.
Harry Arthur Powell. Ray Cahoon, Bruce
Freeze. Mr. Trainor, Mr. Morris. Arthur
Holmes, Jack Oberlander, James Miller
Win Sanders, Ira Cannon, II. B. Smith,
Harry Madison, Steve Rothwen, Ray
Davis and Bert Twiggs-
a merry crowd of young people from
! Salt Lake have been spending the past
week at Wasatch. Those in the party
were the Misses Helen Kermer, Constance
Reese, Mary Mcpherson, Edith Lund-
green, and Messrs. Leo PenTOse, Alien
Bassett Albert Sears and VIII Fuller
The party was accompanied by Mr.. and
VIII Ferguson has arrived in Murray
from Denver, and viii remain two weeks
or more with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Nye and their son
Of Salt Lake left Brighton Wednesday.
They left Friday for Denver.
Miss Mayme Jordan expects to leave
Aug. for a two weeks. visit in Ogden
canyon, where she viii be the guest OF
Miss Stella Bowen. Later she viii join
the Jordan family at Portland and spend
some time visiting the exposition.
Herbert Snow is spending a few days
at Wasatch with his parents, who are rus
ticatinS at that point.
Mrs. J. r. Miller is al AIendOn, where
she viii remain for week or so with
relatives.
VIII Lloyd and W. S. Morgan, who have
been visiting at Brighton for the past
three weeks, returned Thursday.
Mrs. Z. c. Morris and Mrs. Ray Conger
Of PittSburg, Pa, are spending a few
weeks in Murray, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Robbins.
Miss Eva Walker and mother are
spending a week or two IN the mountains
to the east with party Of Salt Lake
friends.
Miss Hattie Smith and Lucille Lee of
Bountiful are Murray visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick of Kingfisher,
Okla. arrived in Murray last week and
will spend a short time with friends and
relatives.
William Walker and son, Farris, have
left for a few days pleasure trip at ka-
mas. Mrs. Walker and her daughters
left during the latter part Of the week
for Midway, to be gone few weeks.
Mrs. s. Wamberg has returned from a
short vacation spent at Provo with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothwen Of Denver are
here to spend short time with DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. ROthWell.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. o. Woodruff and their
family have opened up ROughwOOd, their
Brighton cottage, and are there for the
summer.
Mrs. Eugene Gaylord and her child have
been spending a week at Brighton.
Miss Mabel Shield Of Idaho Falls is
visiting at the home Of Miss Lita Birch.
Miss Sallie Mcleod is outing in Brigh-
ton for a few weeks.
Miss May Johnson entertained at a par
eel shower Thursday evening for Miss
Alice Craig, whose marriage will take
place late this month The affair was
ing was made enjoyable with games and
music. The honor guest was the recipient
of many handsome presents
Mrs. Z. 5. Ferry of Salt Lake will be
down from Brighton early in the coming
week for a few days.
Harry Arthur Powell and Charles Bran
ming were in Evanston, WyO., for day or
so of last week.
Miss ElinOT Stewart returned Friday
morning after a week spent at Brighton,
the guest of the Fabian family of Salt
Lake. Saturday Miss Beth Chapman and
Miss Edna Dunn Of Salt Lake went up to
spend a week with Miss Stella Fabian,
who, with her mother and brother, has a
cottage there for the summer.
A large crowd Of young people living in
the vicinity of Murray spent the past two
weeks among the Tavines in Big Cotton
wood canyon. Those who we're IN the
party were the Misses Harriet Jensen, De
| lilah Malstrom, Pearl Allen. Edna Irv-
ing, Gladys Maginess and Sarah Crane.
A chaperOn was with the party.
The Misses Geneva Savage, Vernice
Kimball and Denny Karrick left Thurs
day for Brighton, where they will spend
two weeks at the kaTrick cottage.
The East Jordan Alumni association
will hold a special meeting Thursday even
ing, the object Of which is to make ar
engagements for a hayrack party into the
mountains.
Mrs. Young Cutler and little son, Shir-
ley, have gone TO the Alaska Y ukon-Pa-
cific exposition, and viii remain away
about two months before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mclean of Salt
Lake were Murray visitors Friday.
The members of the Murray volunteer
fire department Will have as their guests
the coming week the members of the Mer-