The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-06
PROVO.

Mrs. f. J.. Titon and the Misses
Schroeder gave a most delightful lawn
party at the residence of Mrs Illton on
Tuesday evening A canvas was per-
fectly spread on the lawn and the Mozart
orchestra wa stationed In the large "A
window and furnished music for the
dancing. The lawn was streWn with ugs
easy chairs and tables, and card playing
was also enjoyed. Daint refreshments
were served. The charming hostesses
were assisted by Mrs Lena BlaCkctt or
fined enjoyment - supreme JOY Tor each
guest present.
The nome was artistically decorated
with pOtted plants and cut flowers. The
guests We're. MesSrs and Mesdames =
$. Jones, L. TOWle, W. Ward. Phil Speck-
art. TT. Jensen. Grant Gabely. j. Yates,
S. SchWab. ED Sparks. John FOOte. r..
Smart. c. z. Watkins. George Akin, J..
Beasley. J. Farrer. s. Buckholt, Andy
tewart j. W. Farrer. b. Bachman. ii.
Nielsen. William Wilson. Allie John. Ray
Pearl Jones. Maud and Pearl Davis, Hat
tie and TesSie Hines. Cora and faWn
sutton, Eliza and Eva Ward. Lothe and
Nora Reuf1eld. Edna Beck maggie
Stewart. Carrie Sorensen of Nephi. l.
Christensen. Mamie Blackett, Phythes
Sparks. LaVene Soby, MessrS- Eugene
Jones, John johnson, II. Grumm. Gene
Cuff, Elmer Beck. Arnold Hines, Leland
BlaCkctt. William Ramshaw, Mrs. Kitty
A. Hines. Mrs. r. G.. Blackett, Mrs. f. J.
Tilten. Miss Mile Schroeder and Miss
-fNNANAAAN 1NAAArE@N@ &" ~4N-
bruck.
Mrs. Frank Thomas of Salt Lake is the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Julia Jones.
Mrs. w. D.. Roberts, jr., was a Salt Lake
Mrs. Thomas Barrett and Miss Mary
CristOl of American Fork are the guests
DR.. and Mrs. G. Robinson have been
entertaining their friend Mrs. Ruth Want
land of salt Lake this past week.
Mrs. Dianna SmoOt has removed from
Hha old htEHnrfn Gmnnnf nnnnEHnn aud al
spend most of her time at present with
her children. She is at present at the
home of Mrs. d. r. Beebe.
Mrs Fly Jensen entertained a number
Of her friends informally on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Martha J. Pemberton and Mrs. DR.
ID. Westwood entertained at "a 3 o'clock
luncheon on Monday afternoon The
event was i'm honor of Mrs. James r.
Ayten Of Washington. j.. c.. and Mrs.
~. J.. Loar of Des Moines. Ia. The parlor
was beautifully decorated with ported
plants and palms. and the elegant lunch
con was Very Charmingiy served. The
guests were. Mesdames J. r. Ayten, II. j..
Loar. Elmer r. Corfman. j.. Beck, r. B.
Thurman, J. j. Num-, s. r. Thurman.
Emily q. Cuff. NJ. NJ. kellOEE. Edith b.
Martin, A. a. Noon. HoaEland, Shepard,
Hattie BuCkler. Charles McCOrd Misses
Elsie Miles. Bell Hoagland, Josephine
Kellogg and Mrs. AsadOTian.
Mrs j. Beck is spending a week In salt
Lake. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
rHOIulsDll-
Miss Mary DEMAND Of Kansas City will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. J..
j. Mum.
O. c. Beebe of Salt Lake was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. r.. Beebe this week.
The many friends of Miss Vera Hardy
will be pleased TO learn that she left New
York on Wednesday and will be warmly
welcomed home this coming week
Miss Lydia One leaves for Logan this
coming week to enter the A. G. college,
where she will remain for one year.
Miss Lettie Young of kanOsh is visiting
with Mrs. Celistia Strong.
Miss Thethe Hardy returned this week
from a very pleasant visit with Salt Lake
friends