Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
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Miss Lydia Vincent was most agree
ably surprised at the home Of her
father r. II, Vincent, Tuesday eyes by
number Of her friends. The evening
Was pleasantly passed in cards and nh-
slc Dainty refreshments were served.
Present were Messfs, and Mesdames
Thomas Leonard, Don Gee, z. II. Nin-
cent Wilson, Lena VincenC Misses
Lou steele, Blanche klrkwood Ella
! Bockstead, Lydia Jones, Eva Ward,
Sadie Gray Kate Vincent, Alice Kirk
wood, Flora CluG; Messrs. Axe Gee,
Walter knudsen Alma Nelson. s. G..
Bonner. Bert Bailey Sidney Vincent,
VIM Goodman Norman Carter y, X.
Bonner.
Miss Vera Siorrs was hostess AT a
| very Jolly party Monday evening given
TO q number of her young friends. Mu-
sic and games served to make the eyen-
ing a very pleasant one Refreshments
/ were served Those invited We're
Misses Nina Taylor Celia Farrer, Erma
] and Fay Loose. Dee Cluff, Hazel Howe,
Nossrs, VIII Cmff. Merle Taylor, Elmo
Dusenberry, Samuel Thurman, Robert
Price OF Heber city
Miss Jennie Thompson was hostess at
a very Informal musicale Monday even-
Ing Dainty refreshments were served,
Present were Misses Moore, cum Pc
icrson, Taylor Thompson. Messrs.
Moore, Bachman, Stegmeyer Schwab,
Mr. ana Mrs. s. II, Thompson.
A number Of the friends Of Miss Mar
garet Thurman were happily given the
opportunity OF meeting the celebrated
singer Nannc Tout after the concert
Friday evening at Miss Thurman's
home,
The Mamie Tout concert Friday
evening surpassed even the widest
dreams Of those who heard this already
celebrated nightingale. She Is Indeed
all that mas been said Of her and time 4.
only VIII class her 400 the ranks Of the
worlds greatest singers
a party consisting Of Mr. and Mrs.
l., n. Osborne Jennie Thompson, Cardia
Peterson, Phil Hachioan and Nh Moore
took q spln on the launch Oh Utah lake
sunday evening Luncheon was taken
and very pleasant evening spent,
Mcssrs I. y. Oshonc. A. Cluff Brig
Madison and John Homer have gone 10 !
South Fork, Provo canyon, on bear |
hunt. They win be gone some time.
Mr. and Mrs, d. D. Smith gave |
small whist.parly Friday evening Re-
frcshmenta we're served.
The Mutual Improvement association
OF the Fourth ward gave sociable
Tuesday evening IN honor Of Raymond |
Clayton and Alfred Robinson, two re.
turned missionaries very fine pro-
gram was enjoyed after which refresh
ments were served and a general good
time had. About $50 OF the friends OF
the young people were present
The Nineteenth Century club was to
give a reception az the home Of Mrs. y.
II. COrfman this week, but owing TO the
sudden Illness Of Mr. Corfman It has
been postponed Indefinitely
The Misses Ada Dusenberry. Emily
Whitney Blrda Cluff. Hazel Taylor,
Messrs Vie Wells Lester Naylor Merle
Taylor formed theater party Saturday
evening to witness the production Of
For Her Sake
LELAND swaner was the guest OF the
Misses Dusenberry Sunday
Dr., and Mrs. NJ. II. Hardy announce
the engagement OF their daughter Vera,
to Alfred o. Van Dyke OF Salt Lake,
the wedding to take place Sept &c, 1904.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex HedquIst have re-
turned from an extended visit to st.
Louis and other eastern points
Mr. Douglas A. Swan, Jr.. was a
Provo visitor Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. a. D. Smith left Friday
for Norris, Montana, TO be gone about
three months.
Mr., o. i. Whitney and daughter
Emily came down from Salt Lake Sum
day. Mr.. Whitney returned Monday.
but Miss Emily will remain here for
some time, the guest Of the Misses
Dusenberry.
Mr.. Victor Wells spent Sunday in
Provo.
Miss Vera Hardy returned home from
Salt Lake early IN the week,
Mr.. H. l.. Num- and Mr.. Robert Fair
banks have gone TO Norris, Montana,
to be gone some time,
Mr.. r. F. stelgineyer has returned
after some time spent tn Montana and
Idaho.
Mrs. Jesse knight and daughter Jen.
ME left Thursday for 81. Louis and
other eastern points.
Miss cordie Peterson has returned
after a week spent In Salt Lake.
Mr.. Elmer Beck has returned home
after two-months' sojourn in Eureka.
Mr., Lester Naylor spent Saturday and
Sunday In Provo
Miss Cease, a sister Of w. II. Geasels
here to spend some weeks,
Mr. Alfred Van Dyke spent Sunday
and Monday IN Provo.
Mr.. Earl G. Van Law Is spending a
few days in Provo.
The many friends OF Mr., Charles
Monk Will be pleased 20 learn Of his
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