The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
KAYSVILLE.
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Kaysville, Oct. 23.-The largest So
Cial affair of the week was the wed
ding reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. owen at their home in Kays-
vile on Wednesday evening in honor
of the marriage of their oldest daugh-
ter, Myrtle Lee, and Rudolph Dibble
| Of Layton. The marriage was sOiem-
niZed in the salt Lake temple. About
/ 100 guests were present, and the bridal
| couple received some very beautiful
/ presents. They viii make their home
/ in salt Lake.
| Miss Vivian Allen, youngest daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen, and
/ Edward WFay. both of Kaysvflle, were
married in Ogden Monday,
! Misses Martha and Mamie Barnes
spent Tuesday in salt Lake with rela-
tives.
| Mr. and Mrs Lawrence C. Blood of
| Salt Lake were visiting relatives In
Kaysville Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Barnes returned to her
| home in Kaysville Thursday morning,
after a two months visit in Butte
Mont, with relatives.
AIRS. 3. H. Roberts of CenterviIle was
a Kaysville visitor Wednesday as guest
of friends.
Miss Cora Phillips, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Thomas II. Phillips, and Mr..
Leo ROuche were married in the Salt
Lake temple on Wednesday. They will
make their home in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Sarah Blood spent few days
/ in Ogden this week as guest of her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Varney.
Miss Cora Bonnemort entertained
about twenty Of her friends at her
home on Saturday evening. The guest
of honor was Miss Myrtle owen.
Mrs. Mary Ann Wilken of Salt Lake
is spending the week in Kaysville as
guest of Mrs. Mary A. Lewis
Mr.. Frank Warren Of Kaysville and
Miss Rose Shell of Bountiful were mar
ried on Tuesday.
A number of the friends of Miss Cora
] IN c11 NOR
at her home on Monday evening.
Mt William Blood was Salt Lake
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Narney spent a few days
/ in Ogden the first of the week visiting
with relatives.
Bishop Henry H. Blood spent Sunday
| in Logan as guest of relatives.
Miss Olive KilfOyle entertained a
number of young people at her home
/ on Saturday evening, in honor of the
| eighteenth birthday Of her brother.
/ Ruben.
David Lindsey who is working in
! Salt Lake, was home for a few days
/ vacation this week.
Mr.. Zenas Norman of Blackfoot,
idaho, is spending a few weeks in Lay
/ ton with friends
| Mrs. Charles Smith, jr., OF Clearfield
/ was a Kaysville visitor on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leek of Og-
/ den were visiting here last week as
| guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Robins and
! family,
! Mrs. Marie Parry spent a few days
/ in Downey, Idaho, this week as guest of
/ relatives.
Miss Mabel Burton and Miss Ella
Burton of ogden spent Sunday in Kays-
/ vile with relatives.
/ Mrs. George Ware and children Of
| Downey, Idaho are visiting relatives in
town this week.
Mrs Rawl Caddy of Sugar City,
Idaho is visiting in town for a few
/ days as guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Williams, and family.
Mrs. James Roberts returned to her
home in Henefer, Morgan county, Sat
uTday evening, after a weeks visit here
as guest of her sister, Mrs. John
/ Graham.
Mrs. Eliza Robinson of Blackfoot,
/ Idaho is visiting in KaysVille this
week as guest of her brother, Mr..
/ Charles Odd, and family.
A fine, eight-and- -haif-pound baby
/ girl was born 20 DR.. and Mrs. Claud
/ O. Cannon in Washington, D. c., on
/ Sunday. Mrs. Cannon was formerly
/ Miss Emily c. Barnes of Kaysville
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Phillips
| spent Wednesday in Salt Lake.
/ Miss Mabel Barton of ogden is spend
/ ing a few days in town as guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Mansell.