The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02

der. Mint Roberts, F. Jones, J. Smith.
Albert Glazier, J. Buttle, K. Hines,
Beck, G. S. Taylor. J. b. Keller, John
Saxey, Estelle Hyde. NJ. Jensen. A. j.
Atkin, Ed Knowlden, r. A Barney,
George Howe. L. Hinckley, James
George. L. Holbrook, Clara Henry,
Mary Boyden, A Manwaring, S. A
King, w. BreretOn, e. Vincent, r. HO-
mer, J. Farrer. J. Denhalter. ]. White,
J. c. Graham, J. Glove, D. J. Williams,
Professor Cuff, ]. Vanwagonen, Emma
Bullock. H. S. Jones. D. Worseley. J.
Rawlins, Passey, Emma Gates. MorOni
Snow, Andrew Watson, s. Homer, O.
wilkins, SWensen, J. w. Deal, j. Beck,
j. Haws. c. De Moisey, Fay Holbrook,
Jesse Knight, Simons. B. Bachman,
Denna Meecham. Ida Dusenberry,
Newell Knight, Taylor, Lizzie Jones,
A. Clark, Misses Vanwagonen, Johnson,
Young, Reynolds and Boshard.
Mrs. Eph Homer and Mrs. z. v. Vim
cent gave a very elaborate and enjoy
able reception at the home of Mrs.
Homer on Friday afternoon. About
sixty guests were present, and each one
seemed to enter into the harmonious
enjoyments wtth vim and feeling that
tended TO enchant the entire throng.
There We're no lulIs no long moments,
A very dainty and delicious lunch was
served. and when the guests departed
1t was with a feeling of satisfaction
and gratitude for the enjoyable event
so cleverly managed by the amiable
hostesses. Those present were:
Mesdames Hannah Tucker, w. O..
Beesley, r. G. Watkins, c. H. Watkins,
j. w. Farrer, Z. L. Jones, w. K. Far
rer, Fannie Stewart, w. H. Ray, ]. w.
Westphal, w. Jones. James Gray, EN-
lily Cuff, Reed Smoot, l.. Z. Nelson, NJ.
]. Jensen, J. n. Strong, Andrew Egg
gertsen, A. Z. Buckles, D. J. Vincent,
G. A. Cuff, Jacob Evans. Cora Hawk.
Hoover. j. w. Glove. Kittie Hines, Jo-
seph Cheever, Jesse knight, jr., B.
Bachman, Horace Beebe, Sam Bailey,
George I. Peay, jr., James Farrer, c.
II. Hardy, J. Z. Bott, J. w. Dunn
Newell Knight, w. H. Brereton, Louisa
Mcbride, John Homer. Thomas John,
II. 3 Payne, r. Sutton, Miss Minnie
Startup, Sadie Graham. Lotto RedfieId,
Sarah Brereton, May Homer, Ethel Ho-
mer, Kate Vincent, Ruby Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fehrenson, who have
been living here in our city for several
months, but formerly of st. Louis, left
Tor Heber on Friday. to make that point
their future residing place.
Mr.. Reed Strong has returned from
trip to Kansas City.
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Mrs. Agnes Cummings of Heber has
been the guest of her mother. Mrs
William Strong, this past week.
The marriage of Mr.. Bert Adams and
h''SS Alice. Biglow was quite a surprise
to their many friends It occurred last
Wednesday at the home of the bride.
Bishop Snow officiating. Both are gen
eral favorites here in our city and the
best of wishes and sincerest hopes go
out for their future success.
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Mr.. Warren Loose arrived in Provo
last Monday from California and is be-
ing warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
The marriage of Miss Florence Rich
mond and Mr.. F. Carruthers of Chi
caSo took place on Wednesday last at
the brides home. Mrs. Carruthers is
one OF Proves famous beauties and has
long list of womanly characteristics
that endear her to a large circle OF
friends. Mr.. Carruthers holds a very
responsible position with the railroad
and bright future awaits them. They
will spend the winter in California.
and Mrs L. Carroll was read with
pleasure by their many Provo friends.
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The many friends Of Mrs. Edith Mar
tin will regret to hear that she has
been quite i'll but is now feeling very
much improved.
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Mrs. Phil Speckart went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to undergo an operation at
the Holy Cross hospital.
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A new. card club has been formed in
Provo and among the members are Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
FOutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Treulson. DIR. and
Mrs Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs w.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rydalch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Openshaw.
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Mrs. VIII Roberts, jr.. has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in Ogden
this past week.
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An unusually enjoyable ball too<
place Friday evening at the B. Y.
academy.