The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
Prove.

First North street on Thursday evening
in honor OF Mss Martha Gee, whose mar
rage 10 Mr.. HyTum Smith is announced
to take place at the Salt Lake tempk on
Wednesday next The rooms were deco
rated with flowers. Many beautiful ard
useful pieces of linen were received
served The guests were Mesdames Ina
ltGdson. Grace H Cook. Alice r Adams.
Myrtle 3. Stewart, Joseph s Smith Ed
IA Taylor Birdie Van -Wageman Arthur
flaws and Bertha c. Sumner; Misses
Irene COlVin, Fay Loose, Cady Coivin.
Erfna Loose, celia Farrer. Lisie Finiay-
son, Leona McClerry, BerniCe Chapman,
Stella Bennett Katherine Raile, Bertha
Burles, Eva Raile. Gertrude Smith, Kate
Burles. Eveline Smith and Estella and
Louie Parks.
George 5. TAYLOR. accompanied by his
daughter Hazel and Mrs. Birdie Cuff.
left for trip east Thursday Before re-
turning they expect 10 visit Boston, New
more, St. Louis Chicago, Omaha and
Denver. They Will be absent some four
or five weeks.
r. Gourley OF Goshen spent a few DAYS
visiting friends in this city this week.
Mr. and Mrs Logson of American Fork
were ~ this ~ Tuesday as the guests
Of Miss Nina Houston, sister of Mrs.
Lozson.
Miss Daniels of salt Lake is the guest
of Miss Florence Jepperson for couple
OF weaks.
Postmaster Ross of Lehi was in Provo
Tuesday.
Mrs William f. Harding and family
are visiting in Robinson with Mrs. Hales.
sister Of Mrs Harding.
Miss Emma Dixon daughter of Com
missioner Dixon of PaysOn, is visiting
friends IN Provo.
Miss Tiliie and George Foster Of St.
George are visiting with Mrs. Frederick
Gift. They expect to remain in Provo
TO attend the B. !. University this fall
and winter.
Mrs. Alex. Pace Of Nephi was visiting
with Mrs. J. c. Graham on Tuesday.
Misses Lydia knudsen and Ella Sward
were in Salt Lake Friday.
John Stewart and family left Monday
Tor the North Fork, where they expect
TO spend couple of months.
Hiss Hattie Walker Hand Miss Fannie
Moves are visiting friends ia American
Fork
Mrs. David Stands and Mrs. s. NJ. Dug
gins left Saturday for a months sojourn
In Alberta. Canada
Miss. Abbie Bigler Of Nephf is the guest
OF Miss Leah Pine this week.
Miss Flora Newell entertained a few
friends at dinner Tuesday at the home
OF her parents, Air- and Mrs N G. New
ell, 80 North Fourth East The table
was prettly decorated with flowers The
guests were, Misses Kirkham. Amy Rus
son. Ethel Rawlings, and MIR. John Rus
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. FIiener of salt Lake
City, but for a long time residents Of
this city, arc visiting with their many
friends here
Mr. Claude Eggertson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Eggertson. has accepted a
position as operator on the Rio Grande
western. His headquarters viii be at
kyilne, Utah.
Mrs. W. NJ Roylance and Master Mar
lie .Roylance returned Thursday from
their trip to St Louis Mayor Roylance
remained in Colorado to attend to busi-
ness matters and IS expected to return
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer who have
been visiting friends in. Rschfield re-
turned home the fore part Of the week.
County Commissioner Webb was at the
county seat Tuesday.
Governor Wells spent Thursday at
Provo
B. H Bower has returned from a four
weeks tour of the state. He reports a
very pleasant and profitable time.
John Hood, formerly of this city. but
now residing at Salina. was greeting his
many friends here Tuesday.
Postmaster Simons OF Payson was Wis
iting in Provo Monday as the guest Of
AIr. and Mrs E G. Loose
Judge Miner of Salt Lake was in Provo
Mr. and Airs. Jessie Harris Of Piute are
the guests Of AIr. and Mrs. Henry Buck
ley, parents of Mrs. Harris.
Prof J. T. Hickman is spending the
week in NernaL
J. J. Cramer Of CoultO1 was visiting in
this city Tuesday.
Mrs b X Bowen is visiting relatives
in Tenton, Idaho.
Postmaster Glove. who was on two
weeks vacation granted by the depart
mcnt at Washington returned from his
trip TO southern Utah Wednesday, after
which he spent 4 couple weeks in Provo
canyon with his family,
Mr- and Mrs Andrew HOldawav have
ed haf fafH 10 r-s
ST Louis.
AR and Mrs AIonzo Leonard are vts-
ting their many friends in Provo this
week
Miss Ruth Jones of Spanish Fork is
visiting IN this city.
The beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
II Berg. Isl East Third South street pre-
scented most brilliant appearance Mon
day evening. the occasion being in honor
OF the members Of the First ward choir.
The lawn was we'll lighted with Japanese
lanterns and presented a hriliants ap-
pearance as the merry crowd passed the
hours IN dancing. Dainty refreshments
were served Amo9g the guests were:
Alessrs- and Mesdames Eugene Fletcher.
William LETTER. R II. Thomas. Albert
s Jones. Joseph Butte. J. n Turner
and Julius c. Anderson; Misses Annie
douglass, Helen CSlaZier. Ada TAYLOR
Wilmirth Greer. Bessie Aired. Alice Greer.
Sadie LETTER, Hazel Strong, Lille Aired
Florence Moore. Nellie Due Margaret
Duke. Pearl Jones. Louis Giles Bertha
Anderson. Rhoda Douglas Alice Board
man. Edna Beck leila Farrer Chloe
Snow. Ethel Whithead and Nav Tilur-
man; MeSsrs- Roy Duke. Calvin Fletcher.
Eugene Jones and Enoch Jorgenson-
Miss Lapriel Gardner has returned to
her home IN American Fork after a two
weeks visit IN this city. While here Miss
Gardner was the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Angus Beebe-
Mss Violet EIsmore Of American Fork
~ 1rar-1e- of rf.s
but at present residing at Eureka were
married at the home Of the brides par
enfs in American Fork THURSDAY Nh
PIKE Is the only son Of DIT. Walter Pike.
Mr. and Mrs Pike VIII reside in Eureka.
Misses Leona McClearF and Bernfce
Chapman of American Fork are this week
the guests Of Miss Doilie Gee.
Miss ArvIlia Clark left Provo for Paris
Saturday.
F. c. Donovan is enjoying few weeks
IN Weber canyon
Miss Margaret Thurman has returned
home after two weeks vacation spent
in salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Beene Of Salt Lake
arc visiting in Provo for ten days. They
spent a couple of days at the Upper Falls
as the guests of Mrs n II Hardy
Messrs. Wood Pratt. Lawrence Meran-
ger and i, Gates OF Salt Lake spent
in Provo.
Fred Nightingale Of Salt Lake was
visitor in this city Monday and Tuesday
Miss Pearl Pierce, who has been the
guest of Miss Hazel TaxIor for the past
two weeks, returned TO her home in salt
Like Thursday.
Joseph Nibiy of Oregon was in this
city Monday and Tuesday
a very successful and enjoyable lawn
and ice cream social was held Friday
evening at the beautiful home Of AR. and
Mrs. S. r. Thurman. 1s5 K Second North
The lawn was brilliantly lighted and Ia
hies and chairs were invitingiy arranged.
A large crowd was served and a social