The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01
PROVO.
Especial Correspondencel

PROVO.
Especial Correspondence
Provo, June 3O.-Under the brilliant
glare of electric lights, the pickering
CLEAN of Chinese lanterns, us people, the
guests of Mrs. Captain Wedgwood and
Mrs. Will Roberts, gathered at the Hotel
Roberts and merrily passed the greater
portion of the night in social amusement.
1t was no doubt the leading social event
of the week. The occasion was the en-
tainment of the '.Sixty-three" Gard club
with a host of invited friends by
Mesdames Wedgewood and Roberts
barton s band was in attendance, and the
lawn was covered with canvas for the
dancers. Rebekah was there at the well,
serving the happy crowd with lemonade
While the dance went on Miss Arvilla
Clark, Mr.. hurry Twelves and viii Rob
erts entertained the parlor guests with
song and Miss Miriam Nelke of New York
presented a few choice selections from
James Whitcomb Riley. Not until the
wee sma' hours did the merriment cease.
A SumptUous spread was laid for all pres
ent in the dining room.
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A most charming surprise was given
Miss Josephine Kellogg at her home We'd
nesday morning by her Sunday school
class of the Methodist church. The party
was in honor of Miss Kellogg's wedding,
which took place Wednesday evening.
Twenty of the little ones, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Chamber
lain, appeared at Miss KelloggS home in
the morning, taking her com pletely by
little programme OF songs and addresses
of kind wishes, after which they pre-
scented their teacher with a beautiful silver
water set, 1t was a surprise never TO be
forgotten by the lady.
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The beautiful wedding of Miss Josephine
Kellogg and Mr.. Richard Beesley was
solemniZed at the home of the brides par
7T,,cr 10 vi mrs
were artistically decorated with carna-
lions, sweet peas and pansies- At $50
O'Clock, to the sweet strains of wedding
march by Mrs Waynick, the bridal party
Josephine Hunt, carrying a basket of
flowers, the bride attended by Miss Rose
Noon and Miss Vilate Elliot, and the
groom attended by Messrs. John Kellogg
and DR.. Battomley, stepped beneath the
bridal arch of pink and white roses and
white artimisea, where the ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. G. Hunt of Salt
Lake, brother-in-iaw to the bride. The
bride was attired in white muslin with
beautiful trimmings She wore a bridal
veil and carried bridal flowers.
Judge NJ. NJ. Kellogg, the father, gave
the bride away according TO the customs
of the Methodist Episcopal ceremony. a
wedding supper was served at $50 and the
rest of the evening was pleasantly passed
in music and song. The happy couple re-
ceiVed many valuable presents only rel
ativeS were present
Mrs. Beesley is one of Proves most
popular young lady educators. She
graduated from the Proctor academy with
the first graduating class of that institu-
ton and is a kindergarten graduate of
'93 from the B. Y. academy She has held
a position as teacher in the Provo public
schools for five years.
Mr. Beesley is a member of the firm OF
Beesley Bros, sculptors, and has resided
in Provo for number of years. he IS
graduate of the Wesleyan university OF
Ohio, and was at one time principal OF
the Salt Lake High school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beesley will make their home in Provo.
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Elder Charles Jones of the Second ward
returned home from a mission IN the
southern states, where he has been for
two years.
B. F. Flemer returned home from an
extended trip to Death canyon Mr..
Flemer will remain at home during the
hot summer months.
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Sheriff Storrs' father from Springville
was visiting his son in Provo Wednesday
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Professor Davis, son-in-law of Judge 5.
R. Thurman, returned from Ann Arbor
Wednesday. where he has been taking
course in law. He has been visiting