The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-28
MURRAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cahoon entertained at
a ball in honor of A r Cahoon, who
has just returned from New York after
graduating from Eastman college of the
city IF .Poughkeepsie on Saturday even
ing, March 20. There were about 10
friends present, a large number being
from Salt Lake The hall was beautiful
iy decorated with small blue and gray
pennants, which, together with other dec
orations, made very pretty effect.
Punch was served. and excellent music
was discoursed during the evening by the
Morris orchestra
Miss Beinetta, Bateman and Lars NJ.
Christensen, two popular young people or
this vicinity, were united in marriage
during the week at the home of the
BRIDES parents. A wedding supper was
served to about fifty relatives and friends
of the two young people Mr. and Mrs
christensen will make their future home
at West Jordan.
Miss Roxey Arnold was pleasantly sur
prised by about a score or more of her
young schOOlmates Friday evening" the
event being in honor of her anniversary.
\ number of games were played and llght
refreshments were served later on.
NJ. Maxfieid is here from an extended
trip to Montana, where he has been for
the past few months.
Joseph T. Hutchins arrived home this
week from England. where he mas been
filling a two-year mission in the interests
of the Mormon church
Mr.. and Mrs. w r ROthwell arrived
they have been spending their honey
moon, and are now pleasantly settled in
their new home on South Poplar street.
Mrs. J. II. Seymour, who resides in the
vicinity of this piece, gave a very pretty
card party Thursday evening to about
score of her intimate friends. The home
was decorated tastefdlly with various.
species of flowers, and in the dining room
carnations were used exclusively The
game played during the evening was
sixty-three. Prizes were offered Supper
was served during the evening
Miss Lucille Lee of Bountiful spent
few days of this week here visiting with
her sister, Mrs. ]. S. Barlow.
Charley Spencer arrived here Thursday
from The Netherlands, where he has been
for the past two years doing church work
for the Mormon church.
The Scribblers' club, which was but
recently organized. will entertain the
coming week at 4 dancing party The
place has not been decided upon as yet.
The club now numbers about twelve, and
the regular enrolment of the club shall
not exceed fifteen
Mrs. McMaster of Salt Lake has re-
turned to her home after having spent
the past two weeks or more here with
her daughter, Mrs James p. Freeze.
The Amusement hall will be the scene
of another very pretty little affair Fri
day evening of the coming week, when
the amusement committee will entertain
At another of their very interesting dane
ing parties.
The Murray Dramatic club VIII present
their four-act drama the early part of
April
The ward reunion held at Union hall
this week was a complete success from
every standpoint During the time the
reunion was in session all the ward MEM
bers We're present, and the program rem
dered was excellent. a large feast was
the feature Of the evenings entertain
ment
Miss Minnie Greer left for her home in
Spanish Fork Friday evening, to spend
three days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Q. Greer
Irwin Price left Wednesday morning
for Colorado, where he will spend the
next three months on his fathers ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson of Garfield were
here for two days sOjOuTn with Tela-
tiVes this week
The musical carnival. which has been
in session al Murray the past week, was
a complete success, and music lovers of
Murray and vicinity were given a week
of music never to be forgotten. The
prizes offered for the various contestants
were many. and the adjudication of Pro-
fessor Wetzsll met with the approval of
all
Archie Bradford spent Saturday at San
dy looking after business interests in that
section
Mr.. and Mrs. William n cLann of Salt
Lake were here for a day this week Wis
iting relatives and friends.