The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06
TEE SALT LAKE HERALns SUNDAY AUGUST

recitation, Hattie Pike; darkey melo-
dies, Percy Burles; a song was rem
dered by the ladies' quartette: solos
sung by Misses John Ward and Rob-
erts, and the concert was ended with
Ell Captain" by the choir. Tuesday
the choir leaves Provo for a two weeks
outing in Provo valley. 1t Will make
its principal stopping place at Hober's
grove, spot one mile above the Hot
Pots. There are nearly one hundred
voices in this choir and many friends
from this city will go with them.
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A lawn party was given by Rula
Williams on Thursday afternoon in
honor of her cousin, Vesta Williams of
Salt Lake. who is visiting in Provo.
Games, music, dancing and a cake
walk made the occasion a merry one.
Ice cream, cake and peanuts were
served, and the little folks had a jolly
good time. Those present were Mary
Thomas, Della Mccullough. Bertha
Barney. Fern Smoot, Pearl Jones, Pearl
Taft, Fern Cuff, Martha Williams.
Emma Taylor. Tawn Alfred, Jennie
John, Amelia Strong. Effie Howe, May
Thurman, Vesta Williams, Rula Will
hams.
Miss Louise Gee of Tooele is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Shelton, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beesley and
family spent the week in Provo canyon
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Miss Maud Kirkwood, the popular
manager of the dry goods department
of the West store, is visiting friends in
the city.
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Miss Parsons of Salt Lake are rusti-
eating among the pines of Provo can
yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant C. Bagley and
Mrs. S. A. King returned Monday from
Big Cottonwood. where they had spent
two weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
for Graystone ranch. in Spanish Fork
canyon, for two weeks.
Miss Bessie C. Peek left for her home
in Origin, Ills, Wednesday. Miss Peek
has been the principal of the Proctor
academy for the past year, and while
here made many friesds.
Mrs. E. Graham of Salt Lake is visit
ing reldIlNeS mere.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hedquist are rus
ticating in Provo canyon.
Mrs Florence Jordan of Pine Bluffs,
Ark, who has been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Covert for the past
month, returned to her home last
Thursday.
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to their old home in this city, where
have lived in Silver City for the last
three months.
Misses Isabel Monahan and Annie
and Florence Pike visited friends in Eu
reka this week.
DR.. Frederick Cliff of ST. George was
in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moody of Des-
eret are in town with the intention of
visiting for a short time.
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C. K. Rowland is back from the city,
where he has sojourned for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snow of st. George,
WIDOW OF the late EIdSluS OIOW, WdS
in town this week visiting friends.
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Miss Nettie Neff is down from Salt
Lake for a brief visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary E Neff.
Rev. A. Gunberg returned this week
from a short visit in Illinois, Minnesota
and Iowa.
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william Harding is UP from Sewer
visiting relatives.
Friday afternoon Miss Hattie Pike en-
tertained at an old-fashioned tea in
honor of Miss Estella Bagley of Salt
Lake. The guests wore dresses of the
beau monde half century ago. At
o'clock Mrs. Pike and Mrs. Nellie Berry
served a dainty lunch, after which
dancing the old-fashioned dances was
INDUCED in on the lawn. The invited
guests were Misses Viola Barney. Allie
Smoot. Lydia Jones, Electa Smoot.
Ethel Bunting, Mile Daniels. Pearl
Jones.
The following marriage licenses were
granted this week by the county clerk:
]. W. Bates of Midway and Addie C.
Lawhorn of Provo.
Hyrum King of Provo and Joan Laird
of Provo bench.
Harrison Booth of Provo and Minerva
Medium of Provo.
Edward T. Jones and Maggie ]. Jen-
kens, both of Spanish Fork.
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Mrs. Henry Peterson of Ogden is in
the Garden City for a brief visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Boy
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Mrs. William Haws is over from
on a visit
j. w. Bates of Midway and Miss Ad-
die Lawhorn of this city were married