Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03


- ,Jepds LEFT the factory on hay
w. "A o'clock The early part OF
.yeping was passed I'M boating and
n,ing then tables were spread ana
p'5niirious lunch served. The remain
me bart Of the evening was spent IN
dancing
Mrs Rboda Perry Smith Of salt Lake
,ont few days visiting relatives and
friends In Provo this week.
AtrW Warren Ehns returned home. aft
lam absence of two years in the east-
crn states mission he reports q most
,nioyablc Time ana returns I'M the best
Of health and spirits.
rho Womans Republican club held
us regular meeting Monday evening ot
thelr club rooms An excellent pro-
cram was rendered, after which dell
rious refreshments were served 10
about 80 members aud friends
Mrs Sarah J. Brercton left Thursday
for Logan, where she VIII spend q
couple Of days and viii then visit rela-
t,cs at ogden before returning,
Mrs. A. @. Beebe spent Tuesday In
american Fork visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Barrett
The Second ward Y. l.. NJ. I. a. opened
+boIr seasons work Tuesday evening
,rlth a very pleasing social, Thu even.
,pe was passed In song, Rotations and
games. Fruit was served during the
evening
Nlr. John Henry Smith of SAT- Lake
WAS I'm Provo Wednesday
Mrs n. S. Pyne and daughter Edna
ero visiting IN Salt Lake this week.
aSv
Mr. Thomas Court win leave Friday
fof Samoa. whore he viii labor IN the
mission ncld. Mr. Court has been em-
Moved for number Of years mt the u.
y. university In this city
Mr. and Mrs y. II. stout arc visiting
relatives and friends In Provo
Mr. oscar Lee lctt Friday for wind
sor COLO, whore he expects to.rcsldc
for the present
Postmaster Glove was Salt Lake
visitor Tuesday
most delightful social was hold
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mis- j. w. Cooper at their homo,
ell south Firth West, IN honor Of their
daughter Ethel II being the twentieth
anniversary OF her birth. Flowers and
MANY beautiful presents were received
Inv the young lady The time was
uicasantly passed In games, musical
selections and a delicious supper wa8
served by the hostess. Among those
urescnt werel Misses Lydia knudsen,
Ada wilkins. NJ. Dolquist, Lille John.
SON Elite Cursion NJ. JensOn Bel
Harrison. A. Tanner, Tcnuie Krkwood,
Fern Hickman u. Tanner Ivy Stewart,
Grace Gay and Lydia Stewart Messrs,
Albert Knudson, George DalquIst, a, l.,
Johnson. A. Halliday W. Rasmussen
Reid Johnson. Walter Miller, and Da-
yid Johnson, and Mcssrs, and Mesdames
D. r, Halliday and w, II Adams
Mrs Agnes Cummings Of lIebor has
been the guest OF her mother Mrs Wiz
liam Strong, for the last two weeks.
Miss Lctue Strong has been visiting
relatives and friends In Heber and Park
city
Manager W. IT, Bdssett Of the Provo
Wooden mills was at the state capital
Wednesday
Prof. and Mrs. Claire Reid Of this city
have left for Boston. where the pro-
lessor win enter upon a course Of stud
AS I'm the New England Conservatory
Of Music for a period OF two years,
Mrs H. NJ Russell Of Delaware, Ohio,
ig In this city, called here on account
oi the illness of her daughter Mrs.
Lewis, wife Of the pastor OF the NJ. +,
church,
Mr. Mitchell street and Miss Ethel
Roberts. two popular young people Of
Provo, were married In this city We'd
nesday.
Word has been received from MIR AL |
ned Robinson, who has been absent
two years on a mission to Europe, will |
arrive home ON Sept. 10, and after two
weeks spent visiting his many friends |
and relatives, will leave for 81, Louis, |
where he win take up a course OF study |
4 most delightful farewell party was
held Wednesday evening at the Fourth |
ward assembly hall In honor of Miss
Nellie Joseph OF Samoa The room |
was prettily decorated with flowers |
and an excellent musical program was |
rendered. During the evening beau. |
tfuIly bound Bible was presented the |
guest OF honor from the Y. L. NJ. J. A. |
showing the high esteem IN which she |
IS held by those whom she has associ- |
ated with since she came t0ttah. Miss |
Joseph returned with MI Edward |
Smart from Samoa some three years
ago, and has attended school here: she |
will return 10 her home as a mission |
any to assist those In gaining the |
knowledge she has received while here. |
She IA OF a most agreeable disposition |
and has won warm place IN the hearts |
Of the Provo people and her departure
will be much regretted,
A most delightful surprise was given |
Mr.. j. D. Snowden at his home Monday =,
evening" by merry crowd of young |
people. Tit lime was pleasantly passed |
win games, songs and recitations |
Dainty refreshments We're served. The |
guests We're Misses Mayme Billings. !
ioldie Gillespie, May Thurman Flora |
Berg Leona Billings, Messrs Murray |
snow Clay spencer Calvin Fletcher |
Tom Roylance Walter Jenkins, Joseph |
lassey and Harvey Fletcher
Miss Rowena Booth has returned |
home from New York where she has
bltn for some time studying music
Messrs. ana Mesdam w. r. Spafford |
etd Alex HedQust left Provo Wednes-
DAY for St. Louis.
MISS Ida Boshard has returned home
nom two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs l. w White az Coekor