The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10
IN SOCIETY /.

County Recorder Pyne and family
spent a few days in the canyon -tLis
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Beebe went over
to American Fork Saturday evening
remaining over for the Fourth
Mrs Zina Muhienbruck Of Stockton
is visiting in this city with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Beck, and her sister, Mrs
Nora Ward
Carl Badger of salt Lake passed
Tuesday In the Garden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hedquist have
returned home after an absence of
about two months spent in visiting
the fair at St. Louis and relatives and
friends in Omaha. Chicago, SaIina,
Kan, ana Denver. They report most
enjoyable trip.
sam Brown. who is experimenting
large sugar beet farm in Bear River,
IS visiting his family in this city
state Treasurer Dixon and family Of
Salt Lake spent the Fourth in Provo
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Smith of Ohio, mother OF II.
Smith OF the Telluride Power Plant
company, is visiting in this city at the
home of Mrs. s. K. Roberts
Miss Florence Martin was a salt
Lake visitor the fore part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander spent
the Fourth in salt Lake.
T. NJ. Samuelson of Salt Lake was in
this city Wednesday.
County Commissioner Dixon Of Pay
son was at the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Thueson entertained
few ladies at a delightful lake party
on Wednesday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess The
party included Mrs. Fanny Stewart,
Mrs. sam Brown and Misses Lula
Stewart and Pansy ThuesOB.
Mr. and Mrs. HAL Hale of Eureka
are visiting Mr. and Mrs p Brown,
parents Of Mrs. Hale, for couple of
weeks.
Miss Allie Smoot has returned home
from Salt Lake after a most enjoyable
month spent visiting relatives and
friends in that city.
Mrs. A. c. Lund is visiting relatives
in Sanpete this week
Raymond Jones OF this city and Miss
Mary Killian Of Salem were married
in this city Tuesday afternoon. Judge
Warren y DUsenberry Officiated.
Mrs. Harvey Cuff is visiting friends
in ScofieId-
Edwin L Parker of salt Lake City
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Dusenberry Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. n. H Graham and children left
Friday for Cotton where they expect to
pass a couple of weeks with Mrs. era
hams parents, Mr.. and RMS. James L.
Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas are
making a tour through Idaho and wy
oming. Mr.. Thomas is the representa-
tive for the Startup Candy company
William Erickson of Mt. Pleasant
was in this city Wednesday.
Professor and Mrs MCkendTiCk OF
ogden are visiting their many friends
in this city
Mrs. NJ H. Hardy and family are
making preparations to spend few
weeks in Provo canyon.
Messrs. Art Gates and Roy ITvining
and Misses Jene Hyde of Salt Lake and
Margaret Thurman Of Provo spent Sun
day at the Upper Fails.
Victor Wells Of Salt Lake. accompa-
MED by Misses Iorena and Ada Dusen-
berry spent the Fourth at the Telluride
power plant.
Mr. and Mrs F. Hedquist left Fri
day afternoon for the east. They will
visit the fair at St. Louis and friends
and relatives in Chicago. Denver and
Salina, Kan. They expect to be away
about two months.
A jolly crowd started out on July :
to enjoy life in the canyon and are now
camping at the delightful resort
SpringdaIe. Among the party are
Msssrs. and Mesdames r. A Barney.
Joseph Farrer. J. Seek. J. r. Twelves,
Jesse Smith. ChaFes Watkins. r. c.
Watkins, John Farrer and A. l. Towle.
Miss Vera Hardy is visiting in Salt
Lake this week.
Mrs James BOyden entertained on
Thursday evening The Sunday school
workers of the Fourth ward, The eve
ming was delightfully."- passed in social
converse ton. musical selections and
recitations. Strawberries, ice cream
and cake were served to about forty
guests
Messrs. Edward Perry. John Johnson,
George Theritt. Perry Beesley and Bert
Sutton left Tuesday for a fishing trip
in Provo canyon
One of the most delightful afternoon
sociaIs ever given in this city was the
one given by Mrs. W. A. Williams
Thursday afternoon at her cosy home,
$50 North Second East. The occasion
was the gathering together Of Mrs.
Williams girl companions, who have
married and moved to different parts
of the state, this being the first time
they have all been together for ten
years past. In the parlor pink roses
were abundantIy used, while in the din
ing room purple and gold were COM
bined with striking effect Covers were
laid for the following ladiess Mes
DANES Walter Pike w. y McKehdriCk.
Alice Dangerfield. Emma KnUdsen.
Florence Swan. Maggie Judd, Louie
Collins and Marie Taylor
Word has been received from Miss
Marium NeIkie. who attended the con-
vention Of elOCutiOnists being held in
New YOrl& Iity. that she has been re-
elected as director of the organization.
Miss Ethel Smith spent the Fourth iH
American Fork.
Mr. Everson left today for Richfield
for the purpose of bringing Mrs. Ever
soil, who is reported to be very i'll,
back to Provo.
Rev Charles H Lewis OF Martins
Ferry. O., in company with his wife.
arrived in Provo Wednesday. with the
intention of locating in our city.
Mrs. Isay. widow Of the late Julius
Isay, arrived in Provo Thursday. Mrs.
Isay expects to settle up business mat
ters here and return to Ogden
Miss Bertha Maybe of this city and
William Jeffs Of Heber were married in
this city on Monday by Jerk F. A Gee
Miss Maybe was one Of Proves beauti-
ful and charming young girls. Mr..
Jeffs is a promising young man Of He
Der. Their many friends in this city
bid them gOdspeed through the jour
new of life. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffs viii re-
side in Heber-
Llewelyn Jones Of Spanish Fork was
in this city Tuesday.
A grand reunion and social was Civ
en- at the Fifth ward meeting house
Friday evening An excellent musical
programme was rendered. after which
delicious refreshments were served
The evening was one of good viii and
hearty enjoyment and wiil long be re-
membered by all present
Messrs. ". W C9n0vev and Walter
Tucker who are engaged with the
Storrs & Straw company in Colorado.
came home to spend the Fourth with