Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-13
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| the Fourth ward Westinghouse, the oc-
| caslon being in honor OF Mesdames
| Cornelia Clayton, Eliza Taylor ana
| Annie u. SIX, who have served faith
| fully for the past twenty years AZ stake
| officers Of the Primary association, but
| have now been honorably released. The
social was planned and successfully
| carried through by the new stake ana
local officers An excellent musical
program was rendered, together with
interesting speeches made by the out
going officers Two neat booths were
erected on the lawn, from which punch
was served. Long tables were also
placed on the lawn, and the delicious
refreshments were partaken Of by about
one hundred officers and friends. The
evening was one that will long be re-
membered by all present.
Mr.. Claud Eggertson has left for
Kyune where he viii be located for
the present, having accepted position
with the Rio Grande Western as oper-
ator.
Prof J. c. Hickman Is spending the
week In Vernal.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Leonard are
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs, B. X, Bowen is visiting relatives
In Teton, Idaho.
Mr.. j. J. Craner Of Cotton was
Provo visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Harris OF Pluto
are visiting Mrs. Harris parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Henry Buckley, of this city,
for few days
Mr.. John Hood, formerly Of this city.
but now residing at Salina, was shaking
hands with his many friends in this
city Tuesday,
Mr.. b. II. Bower has returned from
four weeks tour OF the state.
Miss Flora Newell was the hostess at
small dinner party Tuesday The
| following were present: Misses Amy
| Russon, Ethel Rawlings, Kirkham and
Mr. John Ruson.
Postmaster Simmons Of Payson was
at the county seat Monday.
County Commissioner Webb Of Leh
| was a Provo visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. r. Flener Of Salt
| Lake were visiting their many friends
in this city for a couple of days this
week
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Holloway re-
turned home after about three weeks
spent In visiting the fair at ST. Louis
Mr.. AID Mrs. Frank Spencer have
returned from Richheld.
Miss Della Geo was the charming
| hostess at very delightful linen show
| err Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ho1son, AZ east
| First North, In honor OF Miss Martha
| Gee who Is TO be married to Mr.. Hyrum
| Smith in the Salt Lake Temple Wednes-
| day. The home was prettlly decorated
| with flowers, Beautiful and useful
were the many presents received.
Dainty and delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were Mesdames
Bertha G.. Sumner, Edna Taylor, Ar
thur Haws, Joseph S. Smith, Myrtle II.
Stewart, Alice b. Adams, Grace II.
Cook, Birdie Van Wagencn and Ina
Hodson, Misses Evilinc Smith, Kate
Burles, Eva Raile Gertrude Smith,
Bertha Burles, stella Bennett, Kath-
rine Raile, Bernice Chapman, Leona
McSlearry, LIsle Finayson, zela Far
rer, Fay Loose, Irene Colyn, Cady Ctl-
vim, Erma Loose and Estella and Louie
Parks.
Miss La Prie Gardner Of American
Fork has returned TO her home after
two weeks spent In Provo as the guest
of her ami ANGINA /aiN
Misses Lydia Knudsen and Ella
Sward were Salt Lake visitors Friday.
Judge Miner Of Salt Lake spent
Thursday I'm the Garden city.
Postmaster Glove is enjoying two
weeks vacation granted by the depart
nent at Washington. He returned
from Panguitch Wednesday after which
he spent a couple OF days with his
family at Spring Dell:
Gov. Wells and State Treasurer. Dix
on spent Thursday in Provo.
Miss Elale Ashworth and Mr.. Frank
Bennett were married Wednesday In
the Salt Lake Temple Both are popular
host OF friends TO wish them happiness
and prosperity through the journey OF
life. Mr., and Mrs Bentett will be Mt
hcme In Provo, GAL north Second East,
after Sept, 10.
Misses Bessie Pugh and Nellie STREET
ton Of Downs, Kas., are .he guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Corfman. Miss
Pugh Is the niece Of Mr.. Corfnan This
Is the first visit either OF the young
ladies' have paid Utah, and they ex-
press themselves as being highly pleas
ed and will no doubt spend several
weeks here.
Misses Alice Isley and Floss Pond are
eriovlng a week Of camp life IN Tsovo
canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Hedqulst have
returned from their trip east. They
have visited many Of the large cities
and enjoyed a week at the fair.
The Fourth ward enjoyed an outing
nj Utah lake Friday. The day was
spent In games and amusements Of
various kinds for which suitable prizes
were awarded the winners. An excel
lent program, together with bathing,
boating and a dance I'm the evening
made a most pleasant day.
Mr., ], r. Ho1son was Salt Lake
visitor Friday.
Mr., George s. Taylor. accompanied by
his daughter Hazel and Mis- Birdie Cluff
left Thursday for an extended trim