The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

this month. Miss Miller graduates this
year.
Miss Maray Patterson was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by about
twenty-five of her close friends, who
gathered at her home, the occasion be-
ing the celebration of her eighty-second
! anniversary. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent, refreshments being
served later on.
Miss Lilly ]. Brown, a well known in
structor of this place, is spending the
summer in Portland. She will return
/ to Murray i'm the fall to again resume
/ her classes.
A musical program will be rendered
/ i'm the First ward chapel Sunday even
/ ing. Apostles of the Mormon church
will be present and deliver brief ad-
dresses. Conductor William Robinson,
who has the program in charge, is bend
/ ing every effort to make it a most sue
cessful one.
Mrs. G. II. White, accompanied by
| her daughter. Helen. left Saturday for
Bellevue 20 spend a few weeks at the
| Poulson farm.
Mrs. Olive wellman and Miss Rhea
Wallace were visitors from the capital
this week.
Hyrum Macklin is in the city from
Silver city, as is also Joseph Reed from
the same place.
Mrs. June Fisher has been visiting
here for the past three days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Drink
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atwood have
as their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs
William Baker Of Ogden.
Miss LOttie /. Cotton, formerly in
structor of the primary department in
the Arlington school here, surprised her
many friends by announcing that she
was married. The contract was taken
out this week, and the masculine por-
ton Of the contracting committee is
Frank Hatch, well known young man
of Bountiful The marriage took place
at the home of the brides parents in
Salt Lake the fore part of this week,
and was largely attended by intimate
friends of the two young people. After
a short honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
will make their future home in Bounti-
full
Miss Blanche Squires entertained
about fifteen friends Friday evening.
About ten young people of this place
enjoyed their first lake party at Salt
air Friday afternoon.
Among the pretty affairs of the week
was the reception given in the Frater-
nal hall Wednesday evening by the
attended the enjoyable function. Dur
Ing the evening p. A. Simkin delivered
a short address appropriate to the occa-
sion. A lunch was also served in the
banquet hall.
The marriage of Miss Alice Graves of
Salt Lake and James Hill, jr., of Muir
ray took place this week at the home
Of the groom's parents i'm this city
About twenty-five guests witnessed the
ceremony A wedding reception was
given. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will be at
home TO their friends in this city.
Miss Rhoda Walters and Earl Hard
castle were married this week The af-
fair was quietly solemnized at the home
of the bride. The friends and relatives
of the two people were present, and
reception followed. Afterward they left
for Sandy, where they will make their
home.
Leo Winder will be home shortly from
Idaho, where he has been for the past
month or more.
A marriage which will interest the
many friends of the young couple is
that of Miss Cora DrUel and Ralph Van
Doran. The ceremony took place dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Eckoff will leave
shortly for a trip to Seattle, where they
viii spend the next three weeks.
Miss Margret Evans of Tooele was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas
this week.
At Taylorsville this week the old
folks Of the place were highly enter
tanned by the younger set The affair
was along the lines Of a lawn fete, and
in all about 125 people participated in
the affair. II was by far one Of the
most enjoyable affairs that has ever
been held at that place for some time, |
and was the means of bringing the peo-
pie of the ward into closer contact with
each other.
a number Of people visited the Wa
satch resort the past week, and al
though the resort is not in its prime as
yet, the place bids fair to equal its
record of last year. The place has been |
put into shape to receive a large num- |
Der Of people.
The first canyon party among the |
younger set of any interest will be the |
one which win be inaugurated this week /
by about six. The party will 60 as
far as Mill D or further, where they /
will pitch camp. A chaperon will ac-
the party