The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
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/ 20 DC gwen in the Electrical Workers
hall next Friday evening.
7 PROVO.
Miss Tressa Armstead was the hostess
at most delightful evening party at the
nome of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
tAi arm ~ East Fourth North. The
songs and Rotations until the wee hou-s
81 morning A delicious lunch was serve.i
! me guests were: Misses Florence Jcp-
person, Edna Crane. Maud wilkins. Pearl
! TOIlef, Alta Ecranbrack, ROda Young
I IlnIla hopinson. Annie Thorne. Mamie
1 MliAins; Ida Kelley, Lille Holloway,
Jennie Eastmend. Lydia Bleazard. Aleen
| IRVINE, Beatrice Young. Florence Bullock
/ 5 E-Isle PETERSON, Florence Snyder, Melvera
NELSON and Beulah Keller; Messrs. Jo-
| Sepn McAillster, Willard Andelin, Tomas
! Hirkham. Roy Love. Bert Yates Farley
J slower, Leonard Adams. Charles Frost
frank frank Roberts, Morgan Adams. Fred
| FJeistead, Marion Shaffer. Frank Thorns.
| James Snowden, Frank Harris, Clarence
HawklnS and Roy McAdichael.
l. Mrs; Mary Starlin and family have
moved TO West Jordan.
Mrs. Amanda KimbaH of Salt Lake
CITY is the guest of Mrs. Mary Riddle.
john G. Graham of the Enquirer was a
! salt Lake visitor Tuesday.
| W. II. Dusenberry, assistant postmaster
| spent thursday in Salt Lake City.
Postmaster Ross of Lehi was a visitor
| In this city the first of the week
! An informal tea WAS given at the beau
( Uful home of Mr. and Mrs. 8 r. Thur
man, 10 East Second North. TO a few of
/ the most intimate friends Of their daugh-
ter. Margaret. The guests were: Misses
| LoYena Dusenberry. Jennie Jones. Nav
Alexander. Diana Bean. Ada Dusenberry,
| Hazel Taylor. Birdie Cuff Virginia, Bean,
| Margaret and Lydia Thurman
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Mrs. Joseph Graham of the second
ward. The evening passed pleasantly in
games, songs and Rotations. Dainty re-
freshments were served The guests were:
Messrs; and Mesdames Jeffries. jose IN
! Duke, Isaac Bean, John G. Graham. VIII
liam c. Graham, Joseph HusleF, Joseph
] BrOadbent, John LongbOttOm. RobeT {
Berry and Mrs. Hager Singleton: Misses
Sadie and Maud Graham Mary and Fran
! els Bean, Katie Husler. Nellie Lamb,
| Musis.
! guest of their sister. Mrs Reed Smoot.
| "Wednesday
Archie Thurman OF Eureka is visiting
| with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Attorney A. J.. Booth returned Tuesday
! from Frisco. where he went to attend to
J legal business
Memorial services were held at the col
! leges Monday morning in memory Of
/ Mrs Jennie 5. Taylor. who was q member
| of the first faculty of the B. Y academy
and still a member at the time OF her
demise. An excellent musical programme
was carried out and many beautiful trib
utes paid the deceased.
/ Val Hoyt and Miss Elva SOuthwOTth Of
the =. Y. university attended a grand
! ball at Payson Tuesday.
| Sheriff Harmon and Attorney Page vert
| over to Payson Tuesday on official bust
I ness.
Mayor William NJ Roylance was an
! Ogden visitor Monday.
very successful social was given
Tuesday evening at the Fifth ward Relief
| hall under the auspices of the NJ. l. =.
I'm honor OF Miss Nina Bean and Margaret
| Thurman. lately returned from A two
| years absence in Europe. The evening
was most enjoyably spent in songs. reclta-
tons and social conversation. after which
very dainty and delicious refreshments
| were served.
! Representative Charles A. Tietjen. OF
Santaquin spent Tuesday IN this city.
Charles De Noisy of Salt Lake CiCy
spent the fore part of the week here look
ing after business affairs
| W. +. Bassett of the Provo WOODEN
mills returned Tuesday from a trip IN
Idaho. where he has been looking after
business Interests and also to visit his
| The b v. A. Guitar and Mandolin club
/ went over to Springville Tuesday 10 as
! sist in a concert given IN that city Tor
l the b. Y university fund.
! l. W. Pickett of the Provo wooden mills
| spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City
! Frank Ramsey returned from Portland,
Ore. Monday on account OF the serious
illness Of his infant child. Mr.. Ramsey
has oeen travelling in the northwest eoun-
try during the past winter as manager for
his sister. Emma Ramsey in her concert
tour of the intermOuntain and Pacific
coast region. He reports the company in
the best of health and their venture so far
very successful Miss Ramsey expects 70
| sing in San Francisco. and from there she
VIII go ia the Hawaiian islands.
r. II. MeBFids OF ParagOOnah spent
Tuesday IN this city. the guest of his
I sister. Mrs. Louisa Mcbride.
Il John r. Murdoch OF Heber was in this
CITY Wednesday on business.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Middleman OF
Tucker have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John EversOn for a week past.
| Attorney Stigmeyer of the Tellurids
| Power company was taken TO st. Mark
| hospital in Salt Lake Tuesday and Oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. DR. Aird dc-
eompanied Mr.. Stgmeyer and assisted n
| the operation.
chased the home Of Il. r. Irvine. jr.
| Attorneys -. u. HOutz and s A. Kline
were in Nephi Monday and Tuesday on
] legal business
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry spent a few
days visiting friends in salt Lake City
this week.
ward met Wednesday evening TO perfect
arrangements for the entertainment Of
! the aged of their ward. 1t was decided
TO present q play in the afternoon Of The
18th at which time all the aged of the
ward will be gathered together TO enjoy
the same. and light refreshments served
| In the evening the play will be repeated
to assist in defraying expenses
/ The Utah SOrOsis met Wednesday after
| noon at the home of Mrs :. A. King
Mrs. Ward read paper on Dramatic
q
general discussion of the subject. Mrs
! Hattie Slater gave a sketch of the iifC
Of Joseph Jefferson. after which The
charming hostess served dainty lunch
/ con.
Ex-Sherirf Storrs. who has been spend
ing a few days with his family. returned
to Fruit. Colo. Wednesday.
] Miss Edna Dennis of Eureka Is ths
guest of Miss Golden Gilispie.
Mrs. Reed SmOot and daughter
Cloe. are spending a few days with rela
tives IN Salt Lake.
Judges Booth and Hatch Of Heber went
to Vernai Thursday on legal business.
Charles Nacher. who has been on thu
! Dintah reservation for the past WINTER
| is visiting with his family for a few days
The Women OF Woodcraft gave a Very
delightful social in honor of their past
guardian. Mrs. Theresa Holmes. at then
| lodge rooms Monday evening. guardian
| Neighbor Mrs. Helen Gulick presented
the guest of honor with a beautiful pie
ture in behalf OF the circle. in which sne
thanked her for past faithful services
| Mrs Holmes responded in very pleas
| Ing manner. showing her appreciation 81
1 the token OF esteem Cards and Othel
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