The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-08
PROVO.

PROVO.
Provo. Sept. &c. E. Loose returned
this morning from the east.
Jessie johnson of Napoleon has re-
turned home. after a weeks visit in
Provo.
Sheriff Storrs and City Marshall
Newell returned from Grand Junction
last evening.
Miss Viola Barney and Miss Ethel
Smith entertained a number of their
friends Tuesday evening at the home
James A Melville of the state land
board has moved his family from Fill
more for the purpose of sending his
children to the b. Y academy.
The Nineteenth Century club had its
first meeting of the season at the home
Of Mrs. Z. +. COrfman Friday after
noon and carried out the following pro-
gramme: Current Literature" Mrs.
Searle; Presidents Message" Mrs.
COrfman; recitation, Mrs. Beesiey; va
cation reports, club members: music,
Mrs. Corfman and Mrs. Thurman; reel
tation, Miss Nelke. Dainty refresh
Miss Buckler, Mrs. Bonham and Miss
Nelke were guests of the club.
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Miss May Alexander gave a charm
ing though informal lawn party at the
home of her parents Saturday evening
Ed Cassidy of Eureka visited Provo
friends last Sunday
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Stenographer J. S. Rollo of Richfeld
visited relatives and friends in Provo
during the week.
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James B. whitehead of KnicbtsviTe
visited his family in Provo Labor day.
Mrs. Bert Sparks and Miss PhyllI
Sparks. sisters CT Mrs. Hyrum Jensor
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
while visiting Provo friends for a week
or ten days
Arnt Engh of Norway. a nephew Of
Q. P. Berg of this city. has come t.
Provo
o. w. Jarvis, brother of Cadet Clar-
ence Jarvis, was IN Provo a few days
in the early part of the week VISITING
school friends.
Sheriff and Mrs w. IT. Clark Of Rich
field visited il Provo Thursday.
The Second Ward Relief society gave
charming entertainment in the ward
meeting house Thursday evening.
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The First ward choir gave an enter
tainmsnt Monday evening.
Miss Lena Walsh of salt Lake City
has returned home after a few days
visit in Provo, the guest of the Iatben-
I bruck family.
Mrs. w. J. Bonham and two daugh-
! ters have returned from an extended
visit with Mrs Bonham's brother, Sec
| rotary of State Bassett. in Idaho.
Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood and children
came down from Salt Lake atty Thurs
friends.
Samuel Bennett of Provo and Miss
Mary L. Park of Pleasant Grove were
married in Provo Wednesday county
! Recorder Elder n. S. Payne officiating.
Joseph r. Murdoch of Charleston has
purchased home in Provo.
The most elaborate and charming So
/ cial event of the season occurred We'd
/ nesday evening at the residence of Mr..
/ and Mrs. T.. w. 6. Hathenbruck. The
! occasion was the marriage of Miss
/ Minnie Hathenbruck to Frank Man
! gum The ceremony was performed at
/ $3.50 p. m. Apostle Reed Smoot officiat-
/ ing. The bride is one of Proves most
/ beautiful young women. She was
! gOwned in white Organdie trimmed in
! the most delicately tinted laces. She
| wore white roses in her hair and car
! ried bridal flowers. The groom was
| dressed in regulation black. Y. P. His
/ key of Salt Lake acted as best man
! an@ Miss Alice Hathenbruck. sister OF
| the bride, appeared as bridesmaid
| After the ceremony was performed :
! reception was given at which $50 guests
| attended Tables spread with the mos
| delicate Viands, fruits and wines were
J arranged on the lawn. a canvas was
I spread upon the lawn and those who
desired to do so danced. Hundreds ot
dollars worth of presents were brought
| 70 the happy pair by their friends
] thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Man
gum took the train for the north Il
spend short honeymoon in Salt LAX,
and Ogden. She has been one of tn.
| chieI clerks in F'arrer Brothers com
/ pany's dry goods store for a number q
years Mr.. Mangun is a MiSSo1Iria n