The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17

the SUPERINTENDENT The home on East
Seventeenth street was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. and in the iafee
dining room flowers Of pink and Whue
were in evidence The fore part OF ehe
evening was spent in chat and later
program was rendered After the pro
gram they all sat down to a repast that
had been prepared for them
Miss Olsen is here from Logan, where
she is attending school,
The entertainment that was to have TAX
en- place this week in honor of the .'ola
folks. has been postponed unth next
month.
Miss Mary Hill arrived home this week
after having spent the past four weeks IN
Idaho with her relatives.
Roy Phillips has returned to Brigham
where he is at present engaged in school
work.
one Of the largest and most brilliant af-
fairs given this week was the party given
By Mrs. w. Hesly on West Seventeenth
South street Friday evening, in honor 81
Miss Clara Healy. At p. m. delicious
Miss Mabel McCleary entertained for
number of her friends the fore part OF the
week. The rooms were effectively deco
rated. Covers were laid for eight
]. c. Bowen OF southern Utah, VINO mas
been here for two days visiting with
friends and relatives, will leave FRIDAY
evening for Oakland, to be gone the bal
aacc of the winter
J.
part OF next week for Idaho, where she
viii probably spend a month
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Huntington have lett
for Manti, where they will remain for
about three weeks before returning TO
their home in the vicinity OF Murray.
The Murray amusement committee IS
contemplating entertaining again: this
time it will be on larger scale than ever.
Mike Mauss. who has charge OF the
amusements will endeaNOr to make the
q
that has taken place by that organlIa-
ton.
TIE NJ D. c. of Murray will give their
annual dance at the Amusement hall some
time the coming month. This will be the
initial appearance Of the club in social
life.
John Moore was here the fore part of
the week from Ely, New. He leaves on
Wednesday for Chicago, where he will en-
ter some university with the object in
view Of preparing himself for the law.
Mrs. Peter johnson. accompanied by her
young daughter, Gladys, viii leave Fri
day evening for California. where she
will spend the rest of the winter, return
ing to her home here in the early part Of
spring
Fred johnson arrived home this week
from Mount Pleasant, where he has been
sojourning for a week or two with his
Word has been received to the effect
that Mrs. Jack Woodbridge, whose maiden
name was MISS Nettle Moore. Is now fuliN
recovered and will shortly leave the hos
pital in California. Her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Moore. is still with her.
Joe Parmley arrived here Monday even
ing from Scofield. where he has been
spending the past three weeks with his
parents.
James Rich has returned after a stay
of a month with relatives in Kansas CITY,
Mo.
William Edwards has left for Butte,
ii mir, rxz-it1 d hrpt n
er. J. c. Edwards.
Wednesday evening at the Trocadero the
members. of the /. o. o. F. entertained at
a hop.
MT and Mrs Price will be home from
the east Thursday, and will spend the re-
niainder of the winter here with their
parents.
Carl johnson of Nadia, Ida. is here to
visit with his brother for fortnight or
moro.
Miss Gladys Youngberg, who resides
with her aunt here. was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening Delicious re-
freshments were served during the even
ing.
Arthur Wood and Frank Leak will en-
terrain at another of their popular affairs
the coming week, when they VIII entertain
for a number of their school chums at the
Wood home on Fourteenth South street
Miss Mary Stewart. who has been spend
ing the past three months here with rela-
tives. will leave Wednesday for her home
in Rawiins, Wyo.
William Fleming of Boise, Ida, will ar
rive here some time the coming week, to
remain for a short time