The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
State Society
Continued from Page 5.
MURRAY.


william Atwood. one Of Murray's Oldest
,io1eers. vas pleasantly surprised Tues
~ evening by host Of friends. The az
Ssir vas also in honor Of his SEVENTEEN
anniversary During the evening several
s-firlate friends of Mr.. Atwood recIted in
i5ents Of their life with him in and about
ffah. The evening was most delightfully."-
ltVhat will no doubt be one of the larg-
est social affairs held here this month
Nil be the l. o. o. r. entertainment,
which takes place at the Fraternel hall
some time the coming week.
Tbs Murray First Ward Dramatic club
vii present their play entitled, What
Next?7 at the First ward chapel Friday
hi Barlow Of Syracuse spent two
6zvs Of this week with his brother, J. NJ.
Barlow. Of this place
Mrs. J. ". Miller is here 10 spend a day
or so with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Powell
9rs q. L. Carlson arrived here Tuesday
from Msnti. where she has been spend
ing the past three weeks with her par
Ms Marie l. Woodbury. and Thomas
u Ross. both popular young people, were
united IN marriage the fore part of the
week
sr-nd a few days with her daughter.
Miss Louie Muir.
sT1yitstions will be issued this week for
2 dancing party to be given by the n. d.
4 Of this place. The affair viii take
Mace 81 the amusement hail OF the First
Peter Gordon left this week for Cali
fernia. where he is contemplating So
journing for at least three weeks before
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hammond of Salt
I AXE we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cs0rge Scott for two days OF this week
Arthur McLeary is here from Nevada.
where he has been for the past six
Miss Gertie Hansen was pleasantly sur
r.rised Thursday evening at the home of
her parents BY about eight of her young
schooimates- The evening was spent in
TIE first annual dance Of the Jolly
Dozen which was given Friday evening.
was one Of the most successful dances of
the year. There were about fifty couple
Mrs Charles EatcheI spent three days
Of this week at Provo visiting with her
relatives
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
A. s. Keller Tuesday evening in honor of
his anniversary. The time was spent in
social intercourse. games and music, aft
ct which refreshments were served
The stork has been quite busy at Muir
rav this week, leaving a boy at the home
Of NJ. and Mrs. Eugene Spencer and an
other boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hills.
Mrs Ira Snoup is down from Ogden 10
spend Sunday and Monday with her par
cnts here.
WAS given al tire amusement hall Of the
First ward chapel Wednesday. The af-
fair was in honor of the primary children,
and was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Sam Stauffer underwent an opera
ton this summer for cancer. She is at
the Holy Cross hospital, and reports from
there are TO the effect that she is on the
improve.
Friday evening at the First ward chap
el the farewell entertainment in honor of
s q. Soderberg was given Mr.. SOderberg,
who has been prominent in church work
here. leaves 10 make his future home at
salt Lake. where his business interests
are at the present.
Miss Iyle Miller has returned home aft
e. two weeks spest at Thurber with rela-
tives.
I. Harvey left this week for Idaho.
where he will remain for the rest of the
Willie Fitzgerald left Wednesday for
Los Angeles. where he goes TO make his
home in the future. His father is en-
gagged in business at that point.
Tom johnson. accompanied by his
broth Pr. have left for Denver, to be gone
the rest Of the winter
Al the TrOcadcro Saturday another one
Of the many delightful dances that have
taken place there this winter was given.
There were over seventy-five couples
present.
C. C. Carlson will leave in the course
Of 4 weeks time for New York City,
where he will embark upon q six weeks
engagement on the stage. The stunt
which they viii mature consists Of four
actors. one female and three male
Miss Pauline Fuller is now at Gunni-
son, where she will reside with her rela-
tives i'm the future
John Johnson and VIII Stevenson were
the hostesses Saturday at a stag party
There were twelve persons present. and
during the evening various modes of
amusement were participated in.
VIII c. Turner Of Boise. Ida will be
here Monday 20 spend week or more
with his brother, c. L. Stevens.
n. J. Bartlett. for some little time en-
ployed in the laboratory of the American
Smelling & Refining company in the ca
pacity Of chemist has left for Oregon,
where he viii reside tn the future.