The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
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/ Bowman of Pennington
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PROVO.
| Mrs. Reed Smoot entertained the La
! dies Republican club and a few guests
at her elegant home on Friday after
noon. The house was filled with beau
i tifully dressed ladies', who were all
congenial and grateful for the pleasure
/ of greeting each other in this clever
social manner Mrs. Smoot was a
clever hostess and managed the after
noon in an ideal and finished manner.
! An elaborate lunch was served and the
tables were attended by bevy of beau
tiful young girls. The guests were
Mesdames President Stewart, Benja-
min Cuff, Kitty Hines. s. Simons. 3.
] Bachman, Grace Cheever, L. Mcbride.
Newell Knight. Zabriske John Saxey,
/ Eph Homer, +. V. Vincent S Homer
F. w. HathenbFuck. Armstead, ]. Park,
l.. Nelson. u. Hoover. Sadie Graham,
Maud. Graham, Minnie Startup. Joe
Yates, Emily q. Cuff. Laura Foote,
Annie Jones Atkin, William Brerton.
H. Singleton, Sam Roberts, Charles
| Glozier. James Glove. Della Connaut,
/ ). Moore, S. Monk, Thomas John and
{ c. Shepard.
The wedding of Miss Ruby Christen-
sen and Mr.. H. B. CrandaIl took place
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rooms We're a bower of beauty with
ported plants and cut flowers in ele-
/ CANT profusion. The ceremony was
/ performed by Rev. s. H. Goodwin and
was witnessed only by the members
! of the family and a few immediate
| friends. After the ceremony an elegant
/ and elaborate lunch was served, and
then being heartily congratulated by
/ the guests, the happy pair left for the
/ east on a bridal trip. The bride is
4 cultured and refined young lady, one OF
/ the most prominent in our city. She
/ has large circle of friends who wish
them unbounded joys and success and
! all the sweets of life. Mr.. Crandau is
bright, promising young business
man of Salt Lake City. and viii take
/ our Provo belle there TO make that
/ point their future home. The brides
gown was of white liberty silk. trimmed
/ in real lace, and was a beautiful crea-
/ ton.
Mrs Edith Martin and Mrs ]. Penn
/ berton enjoyed themselves in Salt Lake
| City on Friday and Saturday, return
/ ing home Sunday morning.
/ The o. F. T. club gave another very
successful party at the First ward So
cial hall on Wednesday evening. a
very unique affair will take place next
| Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Watkins has returned
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sister. Mrs. Young.
! A very enjoyable ball was given in
/ the Mozart hall on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Bert Chouls had an elegant dan
/ cling party given in his honor on Fri
4 day evening at the Mozart Mr.. ChOuls
| leaves soon for the missionary fields.
! Miss Beulah Bachman was a Logan
/ visitor this past week, and enjoyed her
trip immensely
! Friends of Mrs. VIII Roberts ceIe-
| brated her birthday last Saturday in
/ the form of a very enjoyable surprise
/ party. The evening was passed with
cards. music and games. and delicious
refreshments were served. The ladies
of the party presented Mrs. Roberts
with a beautiful edition of Tennyson
as birthday offering. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames w. B.
Scarf, Sam Schwab A. l. Woodhouse,
! Phil Speckart, Joe Yates, I. f. Osborne,
! John Taylor, w Brersach, Miss Nelle
and Mr.. Olmstead and Mr.. and Mrs.
Monte Roberts.
Mr.. June Collins was the victim of
unique surprise party on Monday
evening. The lady guests all appeared
in costume of some fancy order. Mr..
| Collins, not wishing TO be outdone by
his lady friends, retired for a few mo-
ments and appeared arrayed in his
grandfather's wedding suit eighty years
old, and was awarded the prize. After
an evening of supreme enjoyment de-
! licious refreshments were served. The
guests were Misses Myrtle Miller, Hazel
Collins. Florence Harding, Maud Lidi-
| ard Beatrice Collins leila Miller,
Bertha Broadbent, Hazel Davis, Messrs.
Roy Perry. Henry Rate, Henry Hen
erickson, Ernest Stage, June Collins,
Albert Harding. Martin Strebbie, Mill
ton Strabble and Heber Miller.
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Mrs. DIR. Taylor for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brersach enter
tanned the Sixty-three Card club on
Monday evening. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames T. f. Knight,
Don Knight. Phil Speckart. Joe Yates,
Sam Sehwab, A. L. Woodhouse, SIX.
King, Mont Roberts. Grant Bagley,
borne, r.. B. Thurman. T. d. Olns-
stead, E. Z. Corfman, Miss Nelke. and
Messrs. F. F. Stigmeyer, Ben Schwab
and F. c. Lachner
Mrs. Sylvia Homer entertained the
past masters of the Rebecca lodge at
her home on Thursday afternoon. The
affair was greatly enjoyed by all
Mrs. j. 7. Farrer spent several days
in American Fork this past week, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Cassie Smith of Cotton is a
Provo visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Homer gave an
elaborate banquet on Wednesday even
ing in the I. o. O. f. hall in honor of
the grand officers of the Odd Fellows
lodge. and the members of the lodge
of this city were also invited and their
wives. Many were present from Salt
Lake and the surrounding cities. It
was an event of the season, and the
success of the affair was noticed by its
feelings of good will, c0ngeniality ana
brilliancy of the surroundings The
banquet was cleverly managed and
greatly enjoyed. The guests from 9TH