The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-28
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1ul home Of Mrs. +. =. COrfman, lSs
First North. Hammocks. settees and
rockers were placed on the beautiful
ard spacious lawn. Each lady brought
a piece of needle work On which she
employed her time while social chat
held sway A dainty and elaborate
lunch was served. The guests were:
MeSdames r.. r. Irvine jr-. 7 r.
Twelves, Leon BacLmau, Ephraim
Sutton. George HaverCamp, J. r. Os-
born, g Q. Newell, Sam Schwab,
Grant Bagley, Phil SpeckaTt, J. p
Yates. Samuel King. r, r Thurman,
A. 7. WOodh0use. c. ~. Barnes. 7
N. WestwOod, J W Arid, W D Rob-
erts, jr Jessie Knight. Jacob Evans.
". L. Biersach. \. D Smith. ". B.
Scarf, ". E Gray. ". D. Warwick,
John Warwick. Arthur Sutton. J. J..
Num-, A. ?. Reid. d. d. Houtz, J. D.
Calder. d. G. Levitt and Jennings.
Miss F1ossie Pond, Alice Isley and
Edith MscGuire-
Arthur Noon left Tuesday for an ex-
tended trip east
Professor A. q. Lund, q. ". Ande-
jim, Misses Florence JeppersOn and
Jennie Thompson, talented musical
people Of this city, are making a tour
throughout UTAH.
Miss Efie Howe has returned from
Nernal.
Mrs. u. II. Thomas was d visitor
fn Salt Lake a day or 50 this week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. /. Pratt were
among the Black Hawk campers at
Springville this week
Mr. Irving /. Pratt OF Thistle IS
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ i.
Pratt Of this city.
Mrs Louisa Jones, who has for
number Of years been employed IN
the kindergarten department OF the
b Y university OF this city. has left
for Thatcher. Ariz.. where she viii
zF4- e H@-.a rs4sz ont
the Thatcher academy
Mrs. Ephraim sutton spent Thurs
day in Salt Lake.
Professor Eastman of the B. Y. I.
of this city. spent couple of weeks
in St George
Arthur Goodman was successfully
surprised at his home Monday even
ing by about twenty of his companions.
The event being his 2Ist birthday Tie
time was passed in games, songs and
recitations and the serving Of refresh
ments-
The Provo Book club will meet on
Monday evening ar the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ephraim Sutton.
Mrs. A. V Robinson was happily
surprised at her home, 257 E Fourth
North. Tuesday evening. Social con-
versation. songs. recitations and games
all tended to make a most pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served
The guests were: MesSrs and Mes
danes e l. Jones Jessie Smith JOHN
Ssxey. H s. Pyne. John FOOte. J. G.
Swenson, W. +. Rydalch, NJ g New
ell. J. +. Keller. J. W. Bean. W :
Rawlings. w b Passey. &. II. Wood
w r. Mcbride, MCrOni Snow, W
Hopper, Nesdames Moore, b II Cluf.
Fannie MCClain. l. T. Walters. ".
Howe. Hooks and Medium Misses
NcClain. Fern Cuff, Nolia ElleTtson
and Susie Talmage-
the 3. Y. university, has returned
from Alberta, Canada, where he has
passed the greater part Of the sum
mer.
sam Thurman, jr., and Amos Howe.
who have passed the last two months
in Idaho. have returned TO their homes
I'm this city.
Samuel Brown. who has spent the
summer in the Scar river country, has
returned home
KesIey Chapfeid of salt Lake is
spending Sunday in Provo at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs W. y. DusenberTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. of the San Pc
dro. Miss Ada DusenbeTTy and Mr.. g
H. Patten enjoyed trout dinner at the
Upper Falls Tuesday evening
Miss Erma CIawson of Salt Lake is
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Loose as the guest Of their daughter
Fay
Miss Margaret Clayton entertained a
number of friends at an evening social
Friday in honor OF Miss James Of salt
Lake City The evening was one OF
meTTiment and fun. and greatly en-
joyed by all present. Delicious re-
1Teshments were served.
William Bee returned home this
week from Philadelphia, where ne has
passed the last two years studying
Mr.. Bee visited the fair on his return
home.
Professor J. B Keller and son. Ma
1or. left Friday for a visit TO the fair
al St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Charles AIOehls of salt
Lake are visiting relatives and friends
In Provo.
Miss Edna Beck was d visitor at
Park City Sunday.
Without doubt the most pleasing So !
ciaI event Of the week was the reunion
OF the Halliday family Wednesday
evening at the home Of AbTam Halh-
day. The event was iu honor Of that
venerable old genueman's eightieth !
birthday. Though having reached this
good old age Mr.. Halliday is hale and
hearty and thoroughly enjoyed min {
Cling with his children, grandchildren /
and eat-grandchildren, and was a
time of rejoicing with all
The many friends of Miss Lou Mel /
son who has been in the hospital at
Salt Lake for the past month, viii be /
pleased 10 learn that she is GONZALES J
cent
Miss Lena Brown OF Salt Lake is Wis I
iting Miss Edna Beck OF this city.
Miss Goldie Gillespie is visiting her /
mother in Eureka today.
The grand ball and reception given 4
Thursday evening at the Mozart hall /
by the Provo Commercial club in honor 4
of the officers stationed at Camp Black 4
Hawk. was a very enjoyable event The 4
hail was decorated in the national COLI 1
ors- Punch bowls were invitingly ar 4
raigned- a large crowd was 81 at I
tendance and all voted il grand social /
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Alexander an (
pOunce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, May, TO Mr. Horace Secrist of salt /
Lake. Marriage to take place on the /
18th Of next month.
Mrs. William g Graham was the re-
cipient OF pleasing surprise party i
Friday evening. the occasion being the
siEty-second anniversary of her birth.
About twenty were present and the
time was passed in social conversation
and musical selections. Refreshments
were served
Friday being governors day at the
Utah lake resort. hundreds of Provo
people drove down 10 witness the DRIFT
and inspection. a large number took
their luch and remained for the even
ing
Mrs. Adelaide Robson Of Chicago.
cousin to Dr. and 4. Y. Robson ana
Mrs. ". F. Rydslch, IS visiting in this
city. Before returning 20 her home
she VIII visit in California
Miss Lydia knudsen has returned
home after pleasant visit with friends