The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

Hattie PIKE. ada Duseaberry. Lena Bach
man, Lorena Dusenbcrrv Arrilsa Ciark,
1Iarv Dl1Fiand. Mildred Clark katherine
Cease, Cora Dusenberry. Beuiah Bach
Lake. Mesdames Edith Martin and Lydia
Reid
Messrs. William BeddIss and Herman
snow OF Salem were in Provo monday
J. T Farrer has returned from a hunt
Senator Srnoet returned from trip 70
Beaver Monday
Horace SecrIst of salt Lake was visit
ing friends In this city for a few days
n week.
A most enjoyable evening was passed
at the Upper Fails Wednesday BIZ the
visiting p0stmasters and their friends. A
special train left Provo at $50 and two
stops were made before reaching the re-
sort One was at Olmstead. where the
guests were received and highly enter
tai1ed for half an hour by members Of
the Telluride Power company. Light re-
freshments were served, and after in
specting the power house and cottages
tnev once more boarded the train a
stop was made and the party allowed to
view the beautiful falls. Arriving at the
resort. a most elaborate banquet was
served TO over 100 guests. Postmaster A
j. Thomas acted as POSTMASTER. L0asiS
were heartily responded to by the follow
ing postmasters: Messrs. r G. Watt Of
hercur. H NJ Dougan Of SDringville H
A. Hopkins Of St Clair. Mich. b F.
Booth Of Brigham J. ]. Fitch Of Helper.
John Peters Of American Fork and James
Glove Of Provo; also Senator SmOot and
Congressman Howell. They then ad-
jouTned to the dancing pavilion. where
the light fantastic was enjoyed until mid
night when they all boarded the train
and were carried hack TO Prove.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar wilkins and son
Bert have returned from three weeks
outing IN Strawberry valley. They report
a most delightful trip and Mrs y ilkins
has much improved in health
Mrs. John G. Graham and son Earl
spent couple of days at Spring Dale
Glove
Mrs. Nellie Reeves of Salt Lake is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Provo this
Weelz-
Mrs. A. D. smith Of Chicago is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Biersach OF
Provo this week.
A jolly crowd Of young people enjoyed
the veaUties Of Utah lake on Saturday
afternoon Bathing and boating were en-
1Oyed until about O'Clock when a dainty
lunch was served. The remainder of the
participating were: Messrs- and Mes
danes w y. Roberts jr-, ". I. Bier
sach. Leon Bachman Mrs. a. D. Smith /,
Misses Jennie Thompson, Lueila Irwin,
Beuiah Bachman hattie Pike, Mary Dur
land. Lena Bachman, Mildred Clark Elsie
Moore, Sadie Strawhorn. Hazel Taylor
iels, Myrtle Peterson Cora DIsenberTy
Faun TWeives. Katherine Cease Lorena
Dasenberry Halle Burg. Ada Dusen-
berry, Messrs- Emil Jensen, II Waldorf
Carl WOolfrom J. {. Lackner. Spencer
Worsley. Charles Ruffner, Neal Winter
Frank Ruble, Ben Schwab. George Ady.
c Q. a,aker, +. F. Steigmeyer, c. A.
Sudberry, Phil Bachman W e Cray
Ben DErlanO, Art Gates, G. SheiienbuFg-
er, R E Marble. Chamberlain and Fried
Mrs. Coffin of Salt Lake CITY IS visit
inc wit hnr eli ct
for few days
Miss LueIIa Irwin of Salt Lake is the
guest Of Miss Jennie Thompson.
County Commissioner Dixon Of Payson
was IN this city Monday-
Ben Tweddell and Miss Ida Thorne
both Of Springyille, were married IN this
city Thursday by Judge Booth.
Sheriff Harmon was in Ogden Thurs
da-.
Miss Butte OF Mexico is in this city as
the guest OF Miss Alice Brown
Professor NJ. L Bushmsn left Provo On
Wednesday lor the British Isles. where
ne VIII labor for the next two years as d
missionary
Mayor Boyer of springvfIe was at the
county seat Wednesday.
Judge Booth. Assistant District Attor-
ney Anderson and Mont Roberts returned
home from Nernal "Wednesday evening.
Edward van Wagenen has returned
from an extended outing 10 the reser-
Joseph Baternan of Alpine. who has but
recently returned from a mission to the
southern states was in this city visiting
his sisters Mrs. J. II. Jensen and Mrs
Messr s. D. c. johnson and T. r Kelly
OF Springviile were in this city Wednes-
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Gee and
daughters Martha and Adelia, AR. and
Mrs. J. r. Hodson and Dir. Hyrum
Smith left for Spring Dale Saturday to
spend a couple Of weeks
Miss Nina Houston returned 10 her
home in American Fork 50 turday.
One OF the most enjoyable lake parties
given in this city was the one Tuesday
At which Mrs. George Hsvercamp and
Mrs. Ephraim Sutton were the hOstesses.
The guest OF honor was Miss Buckbee OF
Salt Lake Card tables had been pro-
Eided and the afternoon was pleasantly
passed with sixty-three, Miss Elsie Moore
winning the first prize, while Mrs a D..
Smith won the consolation The gentle
men Joined the ladies at lunch. after
which boating was enjoyed and a delight
ful drive home by moonlight. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames W
=. Scarf. W. L. Biersach, A. D. Smith,
Arthur Sutton. Fred Sutherland r r.
Thurman r. r Irvine. jT-, $ A King,
A D Calder. J W Arid. W d Roberts,
J. 3. Osborn. E E. Corfman. Phil Speck-
art Mrs. Newell. Misses Jennie Buckbee
Hattie Pike and Elsie Moore.
Miss Ada Chapman Of American Fork
spent couple OF days in Provo this
on Friday afternoon Mrs W. l. Bier
sach entertained a large party of ladies
at her beautiful home on South Academy
avenue in honor of Mrs. A. d. Smith (1ee
Miss Lydia Shively of Chicago The
spacious parlOrs were decorated with
sweet peas. the library and dining room
in Easturtiums. Mss Faun TNeiVes pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Among the
guests were: Mesdames r. B. Thurman.
Leon Bachman, Robert Irvine, Grant
BaEiey. Samuel King. William Roberts.
G. o. Newell, George Havercamp. L.
Sutton E z COFfm7n, J F. Osborn. 10 =
ssDh Yates, Philip Specksrt, John r.
Twelves J. J. Knight. A. Sutton. ". b.
Searle. William Twelves. J. J. Num-. A
l. Woodhouse. E KnowIdea Montgom-
cry Roberts Fred Kirkwood. Samuel
Schwab. and Miss Buckbee of Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Williams enter
tanned a few friends at their coy home
al ESQ Second East Thursday evening.
Social conversation. songs and Rotations
made the time pass pleasantly. Delicious
refreshments were served The guess IS