The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
State Society
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tended by about thirty immediate rela-
tives and friends. An impromptu program
was held. which was replete with senu-
ments of esteem for Mrs Woodhouse' De
lcious refreshments were served,
Edward Silver of Santa Cruz, Cal, was
a guest of his cousin, Mrs James AiIreus
this week Mr.. Silver expressed himself
as delighted with Lehi and Utah de
left for Salt Lake Saturday.
Mrs Leo Jacobs OF Sugar City, Ida,
returned to her home Saturday, after a
brief visit with relatives ana Iflends IN
Lehi. Her sister-in-law, Mrs john Gil
christ. whose husband recently died OF
typhoid fever, accompanied her 10 sugar
City. -.
club Wednesday evening, Miss Dele Re
terson of the Fourth ward being the most
ess. An original program, together VIII
light refreshments, made up an evening Oh
Mrs. Walter f. Hasler most charmingly
entertained in honor OF Mrs jOhn Gut
Ter Wednesday afternoon. MIS- C uIIel
has recently returned from aDrodu- AhS
house was Hastily decorated IN autumn
leaves, fruits and yellow chrysanthemunS
Prizes were won by Mrs. James II OIaiu-
ner and Mrs. II. C. Holorook. ne Ta ss 49,
present were Mrs. Jemes ii. SaToI Ht,'
Mrs. r. L. Howard, Mrs. John I. smith n
Mrs. H e. HolbrOok, Mrs. ChaIle -, -
FrieI, Mrs. Karl Hopkins, Mrs. . c,Ms
Ross. Mrs Charles Crabb, Mrs. John Cut
Ter, Mrs. Joseph BrOadbent, MIS-. ". l.
Stookey, Mrs. S. ]. Goodwin MIS-. James S4
H. Fyffe, Mrs. John Russon, Mrs- " y
Child Mrs. Nate Rockhlll, MIS-. ". a
Ford Mrs Sarah Pearson, Mrs. James NJ
Kirkham Mrs. Charles Earle
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Margaret Cavanaugn ahu ino5ils s
Kirkham, the event to be soleinnlzeu III
the Salt Lake temple, Wednesday, NOV. D.
One OF the social events OF the season
will be the reception rendered the COUPE
at the Commercial club rooms, Ihui SuaS
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cutler arrived
home this week from Bradford England
where they have been laoorlns as Iiiissloi'-
aries for the past two years
The Orchis club held its weekly meet
ing this week at the home OF MISS ElLilIy
Wanlass. Dainty refreshments WEI
served and the young ladies' were an Hloss
highly entertained by the originality ana
cleverness of the hostess, Miss Wanlass;
Mrs James Lambs of Salt Lake anu
ex-Bishop Frank Stanley, formerly 80, Oh
Salt Lake, but now OF Lehl, were mar
ried in the Salt Lake temple Wednesday y
Mr.. Stanley is one of Lehfs most prohn-
nent citizens, and viii make MS future
home in this city ,,..
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Thorne of Pleasant
Grove were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts at dinner Sunday. ,
Mrs c. W. Hopkins OF tanosh, MilI Ia, \
county, was the guest of her son ana
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs w harl
Hopkins, this week, leaving for her nome
Friday. ... Z
Utah were visitors at the Lehi sugar rae
otry Friday. under the supervision of
Dr. W. c. Ebaugh. -.
Professor J. II. Paul OF the State UNI
yersity training school was IN Lem r II
dav the guest of A. 3. Anderson. Pro-
lessor Paul met with the district school
teachers Friday afternoon and gave an
informal lecture on the study OF nature:
Mr. and Mrs L G. HendricksOn OF
Provo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Hadfield Sunday. -,
The engagement of Miss SADIE steele OF
aff IL fr< n
has been announced, the marriage TO take
place early in November
The new Ladies' Literary club of LEM
met at the home of Mrs. ", r, Holster
wednesday. The name chosen for the
society is the Athenian. A consututlOl
and bylaws were adopted, ana the Ioi-
lowing officers were elected 1of the en-
suing year: President. Mrs JOhn
smith: vice president. Mrs. G. n enid
corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Ftus-
son; recording secretary, Mrs W A
Ford: treasurer. Mrs S. I. Goodwin; IL
brarian Mrs. John H Eyre class III
structor Mrs ". Karl Hopkins
Mr. and Ms William Crabbe enter
tanned most delightfully."- Monday evening
i'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John p Mea-
kin. Many of Mr.. and Mrs. Meakln
old-time friends were present, LEM being
Mr. Meakn'g former home. Mr.. MeaklI
READ some of his choice poems, ana II
company with Mrs Meaklh sang many
dialect ~ODgS.
Mrs. Clarence Yates gave a most de-
lightful bundle shower Tor her sister
Miss Ella Alfred, Wednesday night
Miss Alfred is to be one of the early
November brides, Lester Philips o.
this city being the groOm-to-be A hos
of Miss Allred's friends made the even
ing a JOYOUS occasion.
Mrs. John Chiffon was most pleas
antly surprised Tuesday evening by
number of her intimate friends, who
called at her home in the Third ware
and spent a rare evening of reminis
cences and music. Refreshments were
served by those who had the surpris'
in charge.
Mrs. Joseph Warren, Mrs. james
Smith, Mrs. Eugene Cannon and Mr.
and Mrs. Z. c. Rose. all Of Salt Lake
were in Lehi Sunday, the occasion o.
their visit being the funeral of Mrs
rho primary teachers of the Leh
public chOOls entertained at an Origi
nal and unique Halloween party Sat
urday night at the home of Miss Dulci
Webb. Every guest was dressed II
costume befitting the occasion ant
many were the fortunes told by IN
weird looking fortune teller After tn
program a delicious banquet was serve'
TO the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Southwick. Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Mr.. an,
Mrs W. Karl Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs J. w
Cummings, B. h. Cummings, w. W
McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Yates
Miss Ella Hulet, Miss Margaret Thur
man, Miss Maud Harwood. Robert Nc
Oneil, Miss Ella Wood and Miss Emil,
Wanlass.
The Third ward Sunday school CAV
a concert and one,act farce, "Tangles,
Friday night. The music was of
high order, the farce funny and tn
receipts satisfactory.
Miss Ida Taylor Of this city an,
Emmett Chapman, formerly of Ameri
can Fork. but now cashier of the Banl
of Lehi, were married in the Salt LAX
Temple Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chip
man will make their home in Lehi
Odd Fellows lodge No. Is, assisted
by the Rebekahs, entertained Saturda,
in honor Of Salt Lake officers. Tn
lodge rooms on Main street were YER
handsomely decorated and about sixty
five members and guests spent one o
the most pleasant evenings of the sea
son. Delicious refreshments wer
served.
The Matilda Evans chapter of tn
D. a r. society of Lehi will meet a
the home of Mrs. Ellis Peterson mex
Friday, when the following program
will be rendered: General Washing
ton" GenevieVe Gray; solo, May Single
ton; current events, Bertha Ohran.
The Third ward people have decides
10 hold a bazaar beginning Novembe
Is and lasting a week. The proceed
of the bazaar Will be used TO swell tn
ward meeting house fund.
A number of distinguished peOpl
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Y
Smith Thursday. The party came dow
from salt Lake in automobiles ant
spent the day at Saratoga Springs
where an informal dinner was tendere,
them by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Some o
NJ. Wells. Mr.. Burton, Mr. and Mrs
Mont Ferry, Mrs. Baker, sister of MI
Ferry. and Mrs. T. Jennings.
The ~ and T. club was entertaine,
very charmingly Thursday evening b,
one OF its members. Miss Ivy Thomas
Light refreshments were served and al