The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07
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Rochester, y. Y, of Miss Helen Taylor,
the daughter Of Joseph W. Taylor. TO
Hugh SatteTlee, formerly Of Salt Lake.
The marriage took place last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Satterlee viii make their
home in New York City. where Mr.. Sat
teTlee is a member Of q well known Law
firm. Mr.. SatteTlee made many friends
during the two years he spent in Salt
Lake. and messages Of congratulation
have already found their way TO him
and his bride.
Miss Ella Keyting entertained at
supper Friday evening, complimentary
to Miss Pearl Jones OF Provo. The Ia
blcs were prettily decorated with roses
and carnations. Those who enjoyed the
delightful affair were Miss Pearl Jones,
Miss Margaret Walker. Miss Dagmar
Oriob, Miss Lila Sjodahl. Miss Cleo
craig and Miss Ella Keyting. Messrs.
Kissclberg. Eddie Byres. George Holm
quist, Cliff Foster, Clarence walker,
Rulon Smoot, ". Cassidy and Walter
Johnson.
Miss Mercile Winslow OF Los Angeles,
who was expected to visit the Tracy
family early m the past autumn, but
whose visit was delayed, will be here
the middle of the month and, together
with Miss Louise Stubbleheld, will
spend a part of the springtime with Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy at their home in Pop
pert0n.
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Word has been received by her Salt
Lake friends of the marriage of Mrs.
Ella T. Nicholas, formerly of this city,
TO Cecil r. Casey of Albuquerque. y.
NJ. The marriage took place i'm Albu-
querque on JAN. % last, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Casey are now at home at 500
South Third street in that city.
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Among the well known Salt L.akers
who left last evening for the coast were
Mayor and Mrs. john s. Bransford. Mr..
aud Mrs. Lee {. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Keyser, Mrs. c. Z. Richards and
her daughter Eleanor. Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Hampton, Miss Margaret Park
and Mrs A L. Hoppaugh and her chill
.dren
e AIr. and Mrs. ]. Fred Harding left last
evening for the coast. to be away
month OF so. During their absence Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Bramel will occupy
their house at 81 Q street. and later
they will move to their own home on
Ninth avenue and l street.
DR.. and Mrs. L. ". Snow entertained
at a dinner last evening for eight Of
their friends in celebration of the birth
day of DR.. Snow. The long table was
gay with the spring flowers. and mean
descent lights embedded in them gave
a beautiful effect.
On last Wednesday evening Miss
Ethel Goodyear entertained with music
and light refreshments. Those present
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Kelly, Lizzie Davis, Florence Powell,
Marie Homer. Elsie, Pearl and Lutte
Snarr. Inez Nebeker. Anna, Ethel and
Kittie Bennett, and Messrs. G. Z. Lar
sen, w. L. Edmunds, J. B. Snyder, p.
H Patterson, Thomas and Leo Martin
A. ". Duste, c. NJ. CaTruthers. Roy P.
Frost, MILFORD Williams, II. NJ An
drews, G. A, G. W. and i. L. Goodyear
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Dr. \. z. Rykert, who is known to
Salt Lakers for his wonderful voice.
has just signed contract with Maple
son to open a concert engagement in
London on March /. DR.. and Mrs. Ryk-
ert make their home in Paris. but are
visitors to Salt Lake frequently.
The Jolly Twelve were entertained on
Friday by Mrs. J. II. Witbeck. The
prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Reeves.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. j.
c. Felt at 500 East Fourth South street,
Feb, 19.
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Mrs. Anna Mcclure of Bingham left
last evening for Los Angeles for a stay
of some weeks. She will return by way
of San Francisco, and will visit friends
there for some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey, accompa-
MED by Miss Selma Wall and Miss Mary