The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-29
PROVO.

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About eighty Of the descendants of the
pioneers, John and William Park met
at the house and grounds of Daniel Vim
cent on Tuesday last. it being the pleasure
OF ms WIFE, Mrs Marion Park Vincent.
according to seniority of age 10 entertain
on. tnis, the third annual reunion of the
. family.
John D. Park and members of his fam
lly from Granger, Salt Lake county, were
present, representing the branch Of VIII
lam Park family, also Mrs. Mary SUIT
ton and Mrs. Jane Nickers of Nephi and
Mrs. Marion L. Gordon Of Murray, Mrs
Emily Ingram and Mrs. Clara Park Of
Nepm were present as representa-
/ lives of James Park of Nephi.
Mrs. Jane Park Jones, John S. PARK
/ William Park, Joseph Park, Daniel Park,
MIS- John W. Hoover with their families
we're were mere representing The family as de-
scendantS or John Park. also Albert
harper OF Arizona, representative OF the
fourth daughter residing there.
some five pioneer badges we're present
on the OccasiOn-Of the thirteen presented
to members of the Park families at the
jubilee held in 1897
Abraham Halliday and s. 5. Jones Of
| Provo, old and intimate friends of the
family were among the invited guests.
A programme Of songs, music and
speeches was rendered, after which din
ner was served on the lawn consisting
I of all the good things of the season. the
fN5CAuhAEc anu various sinai lLAAAc lAl
profusion being products from the gar
dens Of some of the noted fruit growers
OF the family. The entertainment con-
| tlnued until late in the evening, members
Of the family meeting one another for
| the first time in many years. with the
children of kin mingling together for the
I first time in their young lives, a spirit Of
/ unity characterized the gathering and
| the bands Of family ties strengthened and
made enduring.
The seventeen souls representing the
/ family in 1917 have increased 10 near upon
500 and are scattered all over the land
from Canada to Arizona
Mrs. Thomas John and Mrs. Ralph
POultOn entertained the following guests
at a keRsingtOn at the residence of Mrs.
John: Mesdames Ben Bachman, Leon
/ Bachman, Kitty Hines. Joseph Butte, j.
]. knight, Dr. Richards of Salt Lake, j.
D. HOUtz. J. T. Farrer, J. r. Farrer, r.
A. Barney, S. Q. Taft. G. z, Howe, r. D.
Knowlden, J: II. DenhalNr D. j. VIII
David John. Joe Yates. Phil speckart
Clara Henry Crosby, Esttla Sparks. W
d. Roberts. jr., d. II. Roberts, Eliza
wilkins, Malinda wilkins, Oscar wilkins
iT-. Oscar Wilkins. Hannah Tucker FL
ecta Bullock. Emma Bullock William
Bullock, F. w Taylor Will Dunn, Jacob
I Evans, J. Taylor. A. Van Wagenen, Tina
Fuller, +. T. Holt. Ted wilkins, A Berg
man, James George, W. +. Rydalch, Jes-
sic Smith. H. ]. Maiben. J. Wilson, John
Wilkins. Tracy of ogden. G. E. Robinson.
I Thomas Pierpont NJ. II. Hardy, Ida PeaE,
A J. Stewart A. ]. Stewart. jr, Johh
Stewart. William BeeSley. Phelps Of Salt
Lake. Roy Dixon, Allie John. George
Startup. VIII Wilson, Melee Markham,
c. J.. Decker, Craven, A. c. SOrensOn, U.
I II. Hyde, J. VI. Jensen, Strong, Eliza Iay-
Tor, Orsen Bird. Matte Harding, Wiltord
McKendrick. Joseph Chiever J. G knud-
sen, Thomas Taylor, Misses Florence Tay-
Tor Maggie Stewart, Maud Wilkins Eva
Dunn, Ada John, Ada wilkins
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Cuff give very
elaborate reception on July Z on the oc-
casion of their silver wedding,
Miss Lena Bachman has returned from
a very successful musical course taken
at Oberlin. She will remain IN Provo
with her sister, Beulah, at the Brerton
cottage on First East
Miss Henrietta L. Neff and Edwin II.
Smart were married last Wednesday in
Salt Lake City. Both are well known
and popular young people. The groom is
one Of the teachers at the B. Y. academy.
Miss E La Won Peirce was maid of hon
or to the bride and Frank McGraw was
grOOmsman. On Thursday evening an
elegant wedding supper was served at
/ the home of the bride s mother Mrs.
Mary L. Neff, at which the immediate
friends and relatives Of the young couple
were present. Inc OflNe was SHdIHhtHAtt
gowned in white organdie with lace trim
+, mings, and Miss Peirce wore dainty
dress Of pale blue. Mr., and Mrs. Smart
viii be at home TO their friends after
the lst Of September
Mrs. Sam Schwab, Mrs. Rose Scarf and
Mrs. Annie J. Akin were Salt Lake visit
ors on Tuesday last
Beautiful Castillo was the scene Of a
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last The Social club was present from
Salt Lake and a number Of small parties
/ from Provo were present. The dinner
was superb, consisting Of large platters
of trout, fried chicken, roast veal and
accompanied with all the Vegetables that
Utah and California could furnish Among
those present were Professor Landrum,
W. Clark, Mrs. Bell. Ada Fry May Dye.
Bray, Mrs. Franklin. Miss Franklin. Mrs
Grosyand and three daughters DR.
Sykes Mr.. KEEPER, Joe Rees, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fehrensen. Harold OrlOb, J. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mtchalls, Mrs. Humphrey and Mr.. Groes-
! beck of Salt Lake City. Miss Alice Hath
enbruck Miss Petersen Mrs Leonard,
Mrs. A J. Akin, Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell,
DR.. Cleary, Mr.. LOOMS, Shirley Atkin
and Mr. and Mrs. Beard Of Provo
Mr.. and Mrs. A r Buckler have re-
| turned from their extended European
/ tour They both express themselves as
being delighted and benefited with this
elaborate trip.
Miss Fanny Crockett of Salt Lake Is
now engaged as head trimmer at the
Atkin millinery parlors.
Miss Z. La Won Peirce viii close her
art studio next week and leave Provo
J for Salt Lake City on her way TO Brig
ham. Miss Peirce has invitations out for
a large house party at her home in Brig
ham from the 10Th to the Goth Of July.
Her favored friends i'm Salt Lake CITY,
Provo, Ogden and Logan viii be enter
tanned for ten days as her guests. Il
prOmiEes to be one OF the largest and
most delightful social affairs of the sum-
mer.
The wedding of Miss Clara Nuttai and
Mr. Joseph Giles took place at the brides
home on Thursday last. Mrs. Giles is
young lady of great promise. being en-
gagged at the Z. G. NJ. J. branch at Provo
for several years. and popular in many
circles. Mr. Giles is an hOuored
and respected young men with a host of
friends The reception was largely at
tended, guests being present from all
over the state, who enjoyed the event
immensely. Mr.. aud Mrs. Giles will be
at home in their home on Third East and
Second South.
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Miss Hattie Harrison and Mr. Don W
COnOver were married in the Salt Lake
! temple on Wednesday.
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