The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

| W. Mats0n. Mrs. James II. SpargO. Mrs
/ John n. SpargO, Mrs. Amasa ). Condor,
/ Mrs. oliver n. Runyan, Mrs Robert s,
/ Joyce, Mrs. Sidney W. BadcOn, Mrs. W.
| Mrs. A A. Wenger, Mrs. Nate Kuhn,
/ Mrs. Thomas, Misses Flint, Wenger,
/ Short. Spargo. ScOwcroft.
Mrs. Fred n. Hess. who formerly re-
l sided In ogden, but now of Omaha,
! is in Ogden visiting her many friends.
I Mrs win McCarty OF POcateuO, Ida,
is visiting friends In ogden.
! Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Lake and Miss
| Sarah Edwards of Evanston, Wyo., are
/ visiting friends in Ogden for a few
DAYS.
In the presence Of twenty five guests
/ ana relatives, Wednesday evening at s
o'clock, Frank Nestor Tabor of Mis-
souri, led Miss Emily Trimble, daughter
OF Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Trimble, 10 the
marriage altar, where the ring cere-
mony was performed by the Rev H. D.
Zimmerman of the First Baptist church.
Z The bride was dressed in a beautiful
white satin gown. They were attended
[ by Miss Birdie Sewell and Benjamin
| Irimble, brother of the bride. The
parlOrs were beautifully decorated
with chrYsanthemums
Miss Hazel Wilde entertained at a
Halloween party Monday evening at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Karl Lech-
tenDerg, 1858 Park avenue. The home
was tastefully decorated with chrys-
anthemums and Jack-O' Lanterns. The
part OF the evening These
later we're discarded and games.
fortune telling and musical Sc
lection, with George Young as
pianist and Alr. Verne BullOugh as
violinist, We're enjoyed The guests in
ciuded Miss Mae Narney, Miss Emma
Hall. Miss Ruby Salt. Miss Alice Cliff
ton Miss Lille Hampton, Miss Vivian
CantWell, Miss Tavern Hutchlngs, Miss
LeOna Englike, Miss Cretta Lechten-
berg, Mrs N. Wilde, Mrs. Charles En-
gleke, Mrs Karl Lechtenberg, Messrs.
George Young. Robert j. HOWey. Joseph
Warner. Charles Jordan. Robert Hun
ter, Harry Nasfell, Joseph Hunter, Leon
ara Nettles, Wade Joyce, Verne Bull
Tough, Mr.. Wilde
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Winans have re-
Gently announced the enga cement of
their daughter. Anna Belle, 10 George
Ihiel of Montpelier. Idaho, the mar
rage 10 take place in the near future.
The Methodist Mission society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Peterson at her home, Gee Twenty-third
street.
Miss Lucille Douglas entertained at
beautifully appointed party Saturday
afternoon. The decorations We're in
keeping with the Halloween week. The
living room and library We're decor
NUNS and autumn leaves, and the din
ing room was beautiful in hanging
vines OF autumn leaves, pumpkins and
candles. The prize was awarded 10
MISS Lucille baAtank ne TOT the most
artistic pencil drawing Of the ghost.
The invited guests We're: Miss Florence
HorrOcks. Miss Margaret Watts, Miss
Mildred Douglass, Miss Eva Leek, Miss
Beatrice Pingree, Miss Margaret De-
vine. Miss Anna McBeth, Miss Loretta
Whalen. Miss Alice Gray, Miss Maud
ZeimeF, Miss Edna B0hn, Miss Evelyn
Dalrymple, Miss Ruby Herdti, Miss
Viola Taylor. Miss Margaret Smurth-
waite, Miss Margaret Wright, Miss
Florence COoney. Miss Florence Thorn
as. Miss LOrells Foley. Miss Nerna Farr.
Miss lie Nern Fulton. Miss Maude
HAYES, Miss Mabel Wilcox, Miss Mar
garet SpargO, Miss Mae ScOWcrOft, Miss
Daisy Kuhn. Miss Mary Abbott. Miss
Lucille Ballantyne. Miss Mabel Rolapp
Miss Helen TOWne, Miss Nellie Forrest,
Miss Zeu Davenport. Miss Glenn Silver
Miss Cora Bassett OF salt Lake. Those
assisting the young hostess were Mrs.
John Lorin Taylor, Mrs. Frank Quayle
Cannon Miss Mia Ballantyne. Miss
Helen Taylor, Miss Beatrice Pingree.
Mrs J. ". Gum OF Butte. Mont, and
Mrs Flora NJ. McNulty OF Virginia City,
Mont, aTe visiting friends IN Ogden.
The Halloween party given by Mrs.
Ferris 20 the guests OF the Virginia
hotel was a very unique and enjoyabi
affair. The guests We're entertained al
cards early in the evening, after which
Mrs. Austin and Miss Malone rendered
some fine musical selections.
DR.. and Mrs. +. W. Baker have re-