The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

ray, were united in the bonds of mat
rimony the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman of
Park City have been the guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Charles Eatchel this week.
Mrs. Dan Pack of Payson is here to
spend a few weeks with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. A. s. Hush.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burlison ct Bing-
ham canyon spent several days of this
week in Murray.
Leon l. Shepherd arrived in Murray
Sunday after an absence of several
weeks spent in Nevada.
Harry Holding formerly of Salt Lake.
but now of Ely, was here all day Fri
day visiting with his school chum, Har-
ry A. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Brown are home
after short sojourn out of town with
relatives.
Mrs. H. n. Bird entertained New
Years eve for a number of her grand
children at her home in this city. The
home was beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and during the evening de-
licious supper was served in the large
dining ROOM
The wedding Of Miss Tricksy n. Col
den of Salt Lake and Arthur Richards
Of this place took place Saturday at the
home of the brides parents.
Miss Clara Hagen entertained for
few Of her close friends Thursday even
ing. Those present were all school
mates. and during the evening games
and other amusements were partici-
pated in by all present.
Mr.. and Idrs Swenson left over the
Salt Lake Route Wednesday evening
| for Los Angeles. to spend the winter
at that place.
c. J. .Stromness Of Mammoth was in
| Murray to spend New Years day with
relatives and friends.
| Mrs. c. Peterson and daughter are
here from Portland, Ore. They expect
to remain here for at least three weeks.
| when they Will go TO Chicago. where
Mrs. Peterson's Young daughter will be
placed under some musical instructor
for the purpose of culturing her voice.
Friedrich Jensen left Monday evening
/ for Mount Pleasant to spend week or
/ moro with relatives at that point
The initial meeting of the Murray
! Dramatic club will take place Sunday
afternoon at athe Murray First ward
chapel, shen plans viii be discussed
with the. point in view of putting on
| their show that they have been work
| ing so hard to mature.
| The Murray Volunteer Fire depart
ment will entertain one night during
1
lar smokers Besides the burning of
cigars. a delightful program will be
| given, made up of both instrumental
and vocal music.
Hyrum Powell of Malad, Ida, was
here the fore part of the week visiting
| with Mrs L. B. Powell and family.
George OyeTmand entertained about
| ten OF his friends Thursday evening at
the home of his parents at dinner, fol-
| lowed by watch party.
| The mask ball given at the Trocadero
Tuesday evening was indeed large
| affair The large hall was packed to
its utmost capacity. All were masked,
and when the prizes were distributed
Miss Miiiie Reynolds was awarded first
prize, she taking the part of Cupid. her
wearing apparel being very unique.
Leonard Mackay is home from Idaho,
where he has spent some months.
/ The members of the Taylorsviile
amusement committee entertained for
all the members of the ward New
| Years day. the church being used for
| dancing In the forenoon and a large
| supper in the evening. Speeches were
| made by several prominent men of that
| vicinity during the courses.
At the Odeon Friday evening were a
number of young people of this place,
the event being in honor of the young
| ladies who comprise what is known as
the School club. The event was thor
oughly enjoyed by those who were pres
ent. During the coming week the young
men will entertain at a theatre party
in honor of the young ladies.
Mrs Monk of Provo was in Murray
during the fore part of the week on a
short visit.
Miss Pearl Olsen of Mammoth was
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ing to her home on the evening train.
Rolly Babcock of Spanish Fork made
a hurried visit to Murray the latter
part of the week.
Leo Townsend entertained four of his
young playmates at a skating party al
Heath's rink Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Miller ward en-
tertained the young people of that place
at New Years party this week, Dane
ing was the main feature of the after
noon, after which light refreshment:
were served.