Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
PROVO.

,ald while on the west luils '"pie9 WV
iaid here dainty refreshments We're
l,'ryed The Mozart orchestra Iurnlsheu
,Se music. About 100 guests were pres
emit
r.,oyohlo In every particular was the
yyortv Thursday afternoon and eve
iIn ,, given by Mrs. George Hayercamp
n ,n3 Mrs Eph sutton, I'm honor OF Miss
vannv Buckly Of Salt Lake The ladies'
Inn, the afternoon In boating ana
ssothine later being Joined by the gen
gan,en when an elegant spread was
s"ryed Those present were Messte
er5 Mesdames Sam Schwab, w b.
e"orls / u. Osborne Arthur sutton,
Henry sutherland W. s. Biersach, A.
~ smith II. b. Thurman, 9. o. Newell.
= II Corfman. Phil Speckart Calder,
~ ID. Roberts. r.. X, Irvine, and Misses
Fanny Buckly Hattie Pike and Elsie
Moore
Mrs w, L. Biersach entertained at
whist Thursday afternoon for Mrs. a.
n smith. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Faun Twelyes. The guests were
The Misses Hazel Taylor, Jennie Thomp-
son. Birda cum, Hattie Pike, Ada Dus-
enborry. Cora Dusenberry, Buelah Bach
man. Lena Bachman, Arvilla Clark,
Mary Durland, Mildred Clark, kathe-
rIne Cease. Elsie Moore, Miss irwin or
Salt Lake and Mesdames Edith Martin
and Claire Reed.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. W. L. Bier
sach entertained u large party OF ladies'
al her beautiful home on South Acade-
NV avenue In honor OF Mrs. a. ID. Smith
Gl,iNH.IVr - fHhipnun fHh.
snacious parors were decorated with
sweet peas; the library and dinngroom
In nasturtlans. Miss Faun Twelves
presided at the punchbowl. Among the
guests were Mesdames h. u. Thurman,
Leon Bachman, Robert Irvine, Grant
Bagley, Samuel King. William Roberts,
G. o. Newell. George Hayercamp, Il,
sutton E u. Corfman. j. Il. Osborn,
Joseph Yates, philli Spekart, John II.
Tweiyes. j. knight, a. sutton, w. Il.
Searle. william Twelves, j. j. Num-,
A. h. Wo0dhouse E. Knowldcn Mont
gomery Roberts, Fred Kirkwood, Sam
uel schwab and Miss Buckbee of salt
Lake.
Friday evening a jolly party Of young
people were entertained at lake party
by Misses Beulah Bachman, Jennie
Thompson, Mildred Clark and Mary
Durand Bathing, boating and eating
were enjoyed by Mr., and Mrs, w. S.
Bersach, A. l. Smith, Misses Dusen-
berry, Cluh, Geese, Twelyes, Clark,
Thompson Durand, Pike, Bachman,
and Mesrs, Steigmeyer, Bachman,
Sackner, Gray, Ruble, Winters, Wells,
Patten and others.
Enjoyable IN every way has been the
pos,masters' convention held here Wed
nesday and Thursday. Beside the busi-
ness sessions a number OF entertain
ments have been INDUCED in. Wednes-
day evening special train carried
them to Provo canyon, where dancing
and eating We're enjoyed; while Thurs
day they were entertained at a bass"
dinner al the Provo lake resort. About
40 people have been in attendance.
Mr., and Mrs, a. u. Smith have re-
turned to Provo to reside after six
weeks wedding tour. Their many
friends will find them At home at
Fourth North and Academy avenue.
Mrs Coffin Of Salt Lake has been the
Smoot
Miss Luella Irwin Of Salt Lake Is the
guest OF Miss Jennie Thompson for
few days
Miss Serena Dusenberry spent two
days at SprIngdale as the guest of Mrs.
Fred Taylor
Miss Arvilla Clark has returned home
after two weeks visit IN Salt Lake
and Ogden.
Miss Cordlo Peterson is home after
TWO weeks spent In Salt Lake with
Mr o. r. Whitney and daughters
spgut sunday and Monday here as the
guests OF Mrs. Wilson Dusenberry.
SIr, Adam Anderson spent Tuesday
IN salt Lake city,
Mr. Horace Secrist has been the guest
uuTlng the week Of Miss May Alex
,Mar. Roy Thatcher Of Logan has been
VISITING with Provo friends this week.
Az. a,ls5 IN Mlargret Thurman went to Salt
Lane friday to be gone two weeks.
lTot j. ri Brohard and Mr.. c. W.
iHea spent Sunday and Monday in Salt
Fsol Lund has been visiting relatives
:" 'anpete this past week.
MI J, II, McEwan and Ed Van Wag-
gy4ien nave returned from trip TO
Mr. Clarence Patten Of Salt lake
'P'"' u rev days In Provo this week.
The Misses Dusenberrv Joined Tho
b., ulong that spent Wednesday in
N[' Jane Boshard and son have gone
" the Hot Pots to spend few weeks
MISS May Boshard returned homo
TIaiIuruay after some time spent In Salt
Payson. '''''' spent "onu"y IN
,,, yrs +. j, Richan Of Eureka Is spend
u IeW days In Provo, the pnrst Of
' '0'ner' Mr. William Buckley.
uMr Victor Wells spent Sunday ana
monday In Provo. ' "'''
Wcir.aalh3dl Mrs. Josh r., Hodson spent
'''hesaay In Provo canyon.
tor. ana Mrs Allan Lovey were visl-
day III Froso Wednesday and Thurs
frIoSaBBlu mas surprise In store for
o, ons IN the nature Of an engagement
que OF Proves most popular and