The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-28

.1 event OF the sea son was gwen Dy
botiot ,l5os' Democratic CLUB or Provo
VIZ .bc home Of DR. ara MIS-. W u
a. - his afternoon The event was IN
i,,,r of Mrs. Alice NJ Horne or SAT-
Huto' C{,v Mrs Horne. in company
LdHe 1Tfse Rose Young. Democratic
Nl-i5i3,fe for county recorder, heid
cdIlu ','',-,tbusfastic rally on Provo bench
80 tbe afternoon, returning 10 the
# 3.3J .. IN. At O'Clock the large
CIssrcre at the Pike residence were
i0--5 q, from 300 to 500 invited guests,
OpeH1 -I.,,sired until 10 o'clock in the
N"-f,,y and partoOk of the hospitality
-. aides club and DR.. and Mrs.
~ o.. ~ The parlors and dining rooms
1l,.rrs artistically decorated with nation
" eaog. bunting and chrysanthemums-
s,17 and StevensOn's portraits beau
!3s,IIv decorated with national colors'
80, =. in the halls and parlors- A most
IIofirious spread was laid for the large
-ov-d and the banquetlng went on
t.,r, ( ID. IN. TO 10 p. m. SWEEP strains
- music enlivened the occasion ana
oboire vocal selections were given by
Dr,yo's abIast talent. The Ladies' and
tc7iIenlen's Democratic quartettes, w.
n Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Irvine.
tfies Arvilla Clark and Mrs. Sadie
psusav furnished the vocal music.
pprftations were given by Misses Miri-
~, NeI<e. Hattie Pike and Lydia Thur
man. short addresses were made by
- puest OF honor, Mrs. Horne, and by
Mrs NJ. Isabella Horne, Mrs. Electa
IuIIock. S. r. Thurman, S. A. King
and ". E. Rydalch.
A delightful social party was given
a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
mixer Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dunn, who viii soon
depart for their home in Oakley. Ida.
g
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Lee entertained
Of dinner Sunday evening DR.. and Mrs.
" IL. Pike and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex He'd
qu.st, j.
Mrs. Dora Olsen Of Salt Lake is Wis
,.irg Provo relatives and friends.
Miss ArviIla Clark spent the early
part of the week with Provo friends.
r. Leo Bird of Salt Lake was a Provo
visitor during the week.
Mrs D. D. Houtz has spent most of
the week in Salt Lake city.
The Deborah Rebecca local lodge. No.
held a very interesting meeting at
the lodge rooms Friday evening at
which an excellent lecture was given
by the grand master Of the order.
Miss Rose Noon will give a Hal
Iov'eeu party 10 her friends at the
home of her parents next Wednesday
evening.
Provo oct I'll. X. Hawk of Happv
Valley. Mo, who has been ia Provo for
some time past, returned TO his old home
this week for a short stay.
Tho wedding Of Miss Annie Hardy and
Mr. David IT. MadSen was Solemnized i'm
the salt Lake temple Wednesday, after
which the young couple started for the
Sandwich islands where Mr.. Madsen has
bscH called on mission.
most charming wedding occurred
Saturday at the home of y. NJ Peter
SOr. The contracting parties were Miss
NHisie BUrkley of Provo md Mr.. Thomas
Hurst OF Salt Lake. Bishop EggertsOn
quiet bus most charming wedding. None
but Immediate relatives were present
Mr.. and Mrs Hurst viii make their
home in salt Lake City.
Carl Ostcrloh mas returned. to Provo
after a Few weeks absence in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalker of AnnabeIIa, Sc
vier county, were Provo visitors Friday
Fred kirkwoOd of Lehi was a Provo
visitor Monday.
Frank Duscnherry Of Logan. one of
Proves volunteers, formerly of Provo.
spent most of the week visiting old
friends and relatives.
Mrs Alexander Hedquist, jr.. delight
fully entertained the Ladies' SiXty-three
club al her home Tuesday afternoon.