The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-30
PROVO.

Mrs. S. A. King charmingly enter
tanned members of the ladies Demo-
cratic club and escorts at her home on
the corner Of First West and Third
South streets Wednesday evening. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
American flags and autumn flowers.
Pie following excellent programme was
rendered: Piano selection. Miss Pearl
Taft; recitation, Miss Buelah Stores :;
piano selection, Fife Howe: recitation,
Pearl Yates; piano selection, Dora r.
vine; so9g, Hazel Taylor; piano selec-
ton, Professor A c. Lund; solo, W. D.
Roberts; speech, A. 3. Morgan. Dainty
refreshments were served. The guests
present were Messrs. and Mesdames w.
NJ. Roylance, Alex Gillespie. J. Farrer,
Z. Knowlden, ]. r. Twelves, John
Worsely, D. j. Williams, J. Z. Yates,
Phil Speckart, r. r. Irvine +. D. Part
ridge, J. l.. Brown, w. K. Henry. d. +.
Beehe. w. H. Brown, Angus Beebe, o.
II. Berg, Ed Jones, David Openshaw,
Hyrum Jensen, George Howe, George
Storrs, w. r. Mcbride, w. D. Rob
erts. T. n. Taylor. L. S. Playner and
A. G. Lund. Mesdames G. o. Newell,
Lydia Holloway, Jennie Thomas. Mary
B. Holloway, Clestia Strong, Tennie
Thomas, Mary K. Harper, G. Holden,
Armand Young and II. Harris. Misses
Alice Reynolds, Florence Taylor, Etna
Holloway, Buelah Bachman, Lydia
Jones. Lena Bachman. Emma Newell.
Buelah Storrs. Flora Berg, lola Bag
ley, Jennie Dusenberry, Fife Howe,
Pearl Taft, Rula Williams, Bertha Nell
som, Flora Twelves, Ivy Holden, Flora
Moore, Hazel Taylor, Berdie Cluff.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor are ex-
pected home from the east today.
Misses Jennie Thomas and Cordie
Peterson We're IN Salt Lake a few days
this week, the guests Of Mrs. Simon
Bamberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrickson of
Logan are visiting with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Hattie Pike left for Salt Lake,
where she viii spend some weeks visit
ing relatives and friends before Ieav-
ing for her home in St. George.
Mrs. H. 3. Crandall of Salt Lake has
returned home after spending a week
in this city visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Christensen.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Peters was Celebrat-
ed at their home on Academy avenue
Thursday evening. Many beautiful
and useful articles in silver were re-
ceived. Speeches, songs and Rotations
furnished entertainment for the even
ing, but the browning feature was a
song by the hostess, We Have Been
Friends Together" which she sang as
a bride twenty-five years ago. The
| time passed rapidly under the able
management of w. T. Dunn. A sump-
tuous supper was served. The guests
departed at 2 late hour wishing the
host and hostess continued prosperity
and happiness. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames ]. ]. Peters, ST., Peter
Stubs, j. r. Boshard, j. L. Taylor. K.
L. Jones, ]. w. Stubs, James Mark
man, Bert Hedquist, p. T. Stubs, AL
bert Jefferies, Fred Stubs, Alma
Smoot, w. X. .Spafford, Z. NJ. Paxman,
W. r Dunn. Joseph Dunn, c. f. Deck
er, Mesdames Dunkley, Charles Clinton,
and Stark, Misses Myrtle stewart. Lu-
Gle Clinton, Ada Taylor, Mile Peters,
Emma Taylor and Fern Peters.
About thirty couples went over to
Springville Saturday evening to attend
the reception given by the Ladies' Re
publican club of that city. A grand
programme was carried through, re-
freshments served and social time in
general enjoyed.
President Joseph F. Smith was in
Provo Friday.
J. c. Cutler was in the Garden City
Friday.
Mrs. Robert Bee entertained at a ju-
venile party Monday afternoon i'm hon.
or Of Master Towards thirteenth
birthday, at which about thirty OF his
friends were present. The time was
pleasantly passed in games of various
kinds. and jolly good time enjoyed by
all. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. James Woodhead aud Miss Sarah
Rasmussen were married "Wednesday
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents in the presence of relatives of the
contracting couple. congratulations
and best wishes were lavished on the
young couple. A sumptuous wedding
supper was served. Many beautiful
and useful presents were received. Mr..