The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
NII-RRAX


On Wednesday evening Blaine :. Stew
art and Miss Ethel CahoOn were united
in marriage at the home of the brides
parents. AR and Mrs John P Cahoon-
The wedding ceremony was performed By
the Rev. z A. Simpkiu Of salt Lake City.
and a large number Of relatives and
friends of tine contracting parties were
present. The rooms had been beautifully
decorated for tine occasion. carnations,
ferns and other horticultural ddOT0mcDts
from California being spread in rich pro-
fusion throughout the spacious residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. CosgTiff Of Salt Lake
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Cahoon in receiv-
ing fine large number OF guests who as
sembled. The bridal party stood under a
handsome canopy OF ferns and palms dur
ing the ceremony. The' bride was Eowned
in a costume OF white satin. Empire style.
trimmed i'm Irish lace. and bore bouquet
of brides roses. Her cousin. Miss Irma
Cahoon. acted as maid Of honor, and wore
a handsome Empire gown of pale green,
carrying bouquet Of pink bridesmaid
roses. {. r. Nicholas acted "a best man
Delicious refreshments were served in the
dining room. where the decorations were
unusually profuse. the color scheme com
DTising CarU8tions and fTeeesia. The Ha-
Waiian orchestra furnished music for the
| the punch bowl. and the following young
| ladies assisted at the dining tables:
Misses Alice Curley- Alice FarnswoTth.
/ Myrtle McEvOy. Laura Stephens. Eliza
L
/ the charming and accomplished daughter
I of Mr. and Mrs J. 7. CshOOu. and the
| groom is the cashier Of the Murray State
bank at that place Dir. and Mrs. Stew
art left on the evening train for CalifOr-
| mia. where they viii visit during the en-
| suing month. They will make their home
4 in Murray after May I.
] The Murray Volunteer fire department
| held their annual ball at the TT0cadero
| on Wednesday evening. ST PatTick's day.
| The evening proved to be a most enjoy
| able one the terpsichorean feast provided
being partaken of generously By all pres
/ ent. The affair was not only a success
socially but also financially. The com
pany cleared a tidy little sum to enable
| them to buy more fire fighting equipment
! Miss Eva Cahoon. 8 popular young lady
| of Murray. became the bride of Grover
/ Hansen at Murray this week. The young
! couple were united in marriage at the
| home of the brides parents. where a we'd
| ding reception was rendered them. They
| will make their future home in Murray.
| Mrs I. Sanders of Salt Lake. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Dan Lee of Bountiful. We're
| Murray visitors for few days of this
| week
George Watts and family will very
| shortly leave for Big Cottonwood to
| make their home during the summer
| months.
Miss Hazel Smith. who formerly resided
| here, is here this week. accompanied by
| her mother They will visit with friends
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| for their home in Portland.
| Charles Caldwell is home from an ex-
tended trip throughout Idaho.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Robinson this week
| Mrs Helen France is spending several
weeks in Murray with friends and rela-
| tivss.
The Murray Alumni association will
meet this week and elect officers for the
| ensuing year For some time nothing has
been done with the association but at
| the meeting which will be held Friday
| evening. plans will be discussed for en-
| tertainments to take place the next few
months
Bert HokansOn and Ed Bergen left on
Tuesday for American Fork. where they
will spend the next few days looking after
business In that section.
Mrs SalOme Ferral vino has been
spending the past few months at Theo-
dore. has arrived mere. and will spend
some time with her parents. AIR. and Mrs.
| Isaac Chapman at East Mil Creek.
The sterk left baby boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gold the fore part of
| the week.
Joseph Smith Of Smithfield. Cache eoun-
| ", is here and will spend the next week
with relatives in the vicinity of Union
Irwin Price viii leave the coming week
| for Wyoming. where he viii remain the
| entire summer looking after his fathers
| interests in that sectiors
| James Smith Of the Jordan school board
has left for Heber City. He will speak