The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-26

charming musical programme was given.
ali tie young ladies being talented in
Lille Pitt, FaRn Twelves, Beulah Bach
man. Stella Knight, Lena Bachman and
Ruby Christensen.
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Friday afternoon a delightful Kensing-
ten tea was given by Miss Stella Knight
for her guest, Miss Lille Pitt of salt
Lake. A dainty luncheon was served,
pink and white sweet peas being used
for the table decoration. Those invited
were Misses Lille Pitt, Annie Pike, Miss
Bachman. Miss Lena Sachman, Stella
Knight. Ruby Christensen and Fawn
Twelves-
A rather unique sociable was enjoyed
by a gay crowd of society loving people
Of the Garden City Tuesday evening.
Miss isabelle Monahan had planned 10
entertain in honor of Miss Emma Suther-
land of Salt Lake. who was the guest Of
Miss Monahan, when, too late, II was
discovered that a majority of the gentle
men invited had already decided to spend
the evening at a punch party to be given
by MessrS. Carlin and Harsch. The gem
tlemen, however, graciously consented to
forego the pleasures Of the bowl and
Joined the ladies at the home of Miss
Monalan. Later 1t was decided that
honors should be divided even. Miss Mon
ahan played the part OF hostess during
the first part Of the evening; then the
company betook themselves to the bach
elor quarters of Messrs. Carlin and
ddffcn IN Lle OIlOOI DUCK. helTeSA-
mems were served at both places and
the evening was spent in TIusic, song
AID recitation Present were Misses
Emma Sutherland and Lillian Pitt of Salt
Lake, Annie Pike, Fawn Twelves, Lena
Bachman, Esteile Knight. Isabelle and
Mrs. Monahan, Messrs. j.. Albert
Twelves, II. S. Martin. L. L. Mum, f.
Twelves, James Harscf, n. p. Reed, w.
J.. Carlin, w. A r. Loose, ii. w. Pudan,
Z. c. Lackner, w. S Jennings.
Professor N. E. Eoyes, principal of the
Snow academy at Ephraim, after spend
ing his summer vacation in Provo with
his mother, returned TO Sanpete Wed
nesday. preparatory to opening his school
in the early part of September. Mr..
Noyes win make an educational tour
through Sanpete, Sewer and Willard
counties before his school opens.
Mrs, J., c, Graham, jr., returned from
Castillo Springs Tuesday, where she had
been for a weeks visit.
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Lucian Noyes has returned to Oasis
10 locate permanently
Mrs. C. E. Stain n daughter Saseha
OF Salt Lake are Provo visitors.
DR.. c. F. Keysor of st. George is in
Provo for a few days looking around for
a place in which to locate. He thinks
he will settle down either in Provo or in
S~pringville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Bishop left Provo
Thursday for an extended trip east. They
will visit their old homes while away,
and Mr.. Bishop, who is a member OF
the c. A R., will attend the enCamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the RapuD-
lie to be held in Chicago Aug. p. Mrs.
Bishops old home is in the state of In
diana. wh-le Mr.. Bishop was born and
rafGaA in TIA CTnra nT min They RKnaGT
10 be away from Provo about a month.
Richard Beesley and wife lave returned
from Mountain Park in Cottonwood can
yon, where they have been on a five
weeks visit. They enjoyed a very pleas
proved in health.
Bert Thurman has returned from
Brighton, Cottonwood canyon, where he
has been rusucating for the last month.
The Misses Alice Noyes, Vina Wood
and Emilia Bullock spent the week in
Provo canyon.
Miss Ida Nee of Eureka has been visit
ing Provo friends this week, the guest
Of Mrs. Goldsbrough.
Mrs. Rhoda Lyman. wife of Apostle
Lyman OF TOOele, has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. d. D.. HOutz, this week.
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Thomas Turner and wife of salt Lake
spent a few days this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. AndeIin. Mrs. Andelin is Mr..
Turner'S sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
returned to Salt Lake Friday.
Miss Florence Martin is visiting friends
in Salt Lake City, the guest of Miss Maud
Luff. Miss Luf has been visiting the
Misses Moore during the week.
Mr.. Charles Martin and family of Salt
Lake visited Mr.. Thomas Martin and
wife during the week on their way to
Park City Tor an outing. Thomas Mar
Tn Is an uncle to Charles Martin.
Miss Maggie Thurman has returned
from d very pleasant visit with Salt Lake
friends, where she has been for a week
or ten days.
Miss Ruby Christensen, one of Proves
popular pianists, has been visiting in Salt
Lake city d number OF days.
The wedding of Miss Alice Hone and
Mr.. Frank McAuley took place at Ben
jamin Wednesday. A number OF Provo
people attended the nuptlalS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. BrertOn attended
the wedding of Miss Alice Hone and Mr..
Frank McAuley at Benjamin Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Thuesen are Salt
Lake visitors this week.
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David Blake has returned from quite
an extended visit with friends in Park
City and Salt Lake.