Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
provo.


ceptions ever given in Provo was the
one Wednesday evening AT the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Farrer In honor
OF their son Edward and Ruth Peay,
who were married that day in the Salt
Lake Temple. The fragrance of roses
pervaded the house and the lawns were
brilliantly illuminated. The bridal par
ty received under a canopy OF PINK
roses and evergreens, The bride was
lovely IN Il gown of white chiffon with
rich trimmings. An elegant wedding
supper was served and beautiful and
numerous were the presents received.
Two hundred guests were present to EN-
10y the affair. Mr.. and Mrs Farrer will
be at home TO their friends after July
10.
Another welding OF great interest to
their many friends was that Thursday
evening OF Miss Bertha Gee and Thorn
as summer two popular young people
Of Provo,
The parlor in which the bridal party
received was in white roses the dining
room In red roses and streamers OF
satin ribbon, while the lawns We're
bright with numerous japanese LIANT
ems. Punch was served by Mayme and
Martha Lanstaff while the dining room
was presided over by Leona Dunn. Fer
rls Noyes. Della and Emma Gee, Veda
| and Emma Dixon.
The bride was gowned In white crepe
DECLINE over taffeta, with chiffon and
applique trimmings. An elaborate
wedding supper was served, Numer-
Gus and elegant were the presents re-
| ceived one hundred guests were
| present to wish the happy couple pros
| perity. Mr.. and Mrs, Summer Will be
at home in Provo after July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs, $. ID. Eggertsen cele-
brated their twentieth wedding ami
versity at their beautiful home Tues
| day evening. The lawns and house were
| decorated with japanese lanterns and
| very merry time enjoyed by the
| guests, who were Senator and Mrs.
| Reed Smoot, Mr.. and Mrs. o, H. Berg,
| A. j. Smurthwick, Bent. johnson, Tom
| Taylor, VIM Roylance. j. w. Farrer,
| Ralph Poulton, Evan Wride, J. NJ. Jen-
| sen oscar Hyde. A. c. Sorenson, w,
II. r.. Paxman, j. ID. Frisby, G.. $,
Groneman. Jas, Gray, Sam Jepperson,
| s. r. Larsen, VIM Jones' Horace,
| Beebe JAS w. Loveless, Phil Brown,
VIM Harding and others.
| Miss Birda Cluff was the charming
| hostess at an elaborate supper Sun
day evening given in honor OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Cluff OF Salt Lake and
| Mr.. Howard Seldom, who left Wednes-
day evening for Montana to spend the
| summer. The table was n marvel of
beauty with It's red roses. wide satin
streamers and shaded candeebra at
| either end OF the table, Covers were
laid for H. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs, Clare w. Reid. Misses Ada Dusen-
berry, Hattie Pike, Hazen Taylor
Messrs. Art Gates, Howard Sudan
Robert Fairbanks and Frank Ruble,
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Glare
w. Reid entertained at an informal
supper at their home. The table de.
corations were pink roses. Covers were
laid for eight.
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
andMrs c. A, Glazier, was given q
party in honor OF the tenth birthday OF
their son Forrest. a very enJoyabl,
time was had by about % the children
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Poulton enter.
tanned at q childrens party MondoS
| evening In honor OF the birthday OF
their daughter Naomi About 80 child.
rem were present TO enjoy the affair.
| very enjoyable lake party was en-.
joyed Tuesday evening by about 1,
young people Boating and luncheon
was enjoyed by Misses Ada and Lorens
| Dusenberry, Blrda Cluff, Vera ant
Thethe Hardy Cora Dusenberry Haze
Taylor. Messrs. Vic Wells, Clarence
Patten, Glare Reid, Lorenzo Snow ono
All Van Dyke.
Mrs. Carruthers entertained at
childrens party I'm honor OF her grand
daughter Dorothy Tucker who is visit
ing here with her mother, from New
York. Twenty-Five children were pres
ent.
The Rebeccas surprised the odd Fell
lows Wednesday evening at their lodg,
rooms, the OCCASION being the anna r
sary Of the installation. Murlc. game,
and refreshments We're enjoyed by
about 100 people
Friday evening in the Third ware
social hall was given n strawberry fes
tival by the Y. L. NJ. l. A, A yer,
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
8. D. Waters left Friday for Illinois
where he goes TO visit relatives ant
friends.
Mrs. Hattie Hines and daughter. TIES
Gle, left Provo Wednesday for Coalville
where they go to snend the summer.
Mr.. Tom Mckay Of ogden, has beer
the guest Of Miss Margaret Thurman
| during the week -
| Miss Nina Macarthur o. Salt Lake
who has been visiting friends and rela
| tiyes In Provo has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Woodhouse. lef
Friday for short visit in Colorado.
Mr.. Lorenzo SNOW is the guest o
Miss Phethe Hardy this week
Miss Hattie Pike and Jennie Thomp
son OF Springvllle are visiting in Sal
Lake city for few days
Mr. Victor Wells and Clarence Patter
spent several days here, during the
week,
Mrs. brigham Smoot has returned e
her home In Mammoth, after shorI
visit with Miss Hazel Taylor
Miss Emma Ramsey has gone to Sal,
Lake City. whore she expects to make
her home during the summer.
Mrs u. r. Corfman has been at Salt
Lake during the week.
|
Judge Howells OF ogden. has been tht