Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

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cake were served on the lawn in the
| evening
Mrs Bullock !. home from her trip.
Mr. Ray Irvine was visitor in Provo
on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A, s. Woodhouse left
wednesday night for few weeks visit
In Colorado.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Glare Reid entertained
az an Informal luncheon Sunday eve
Ming In honor Of Ray Irvine OF Salt
Lake
Miss Jennie Thompson entertained IN
formally Tuesday evening at her new
home, The parlor was artIsticnlly deco
rated In sweet peas. Dainty refresh
ments were served The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Gray. Prof A. &. Iund.
Misses Eeulah and Lena Backman
Hattie Pike and Cordie Peterson
Messrs Phil Backman, Leon Backman,
G. O Baker and Judge saokner.
MIS-, Ward gave very enjoyable lake
party Wednesday evening In honor Of
her sister, Mrs. Muhlenbruck of Stock
ton About 20 guests had O merry time.
boating, bathing and dancing. An ele-
CANT luncheon was heartily enjoyed by
all.
Miss Edna Pyne has returned from
Mona. where she has been visiting
friends during the past week.
Attorney Breeder spent Mon
day In town ON business.
Mr., !, O. Faft has returned home, att
er very pleasant trip to ST. Louis,
Mrs. Gray of Telluride. colo. left
wednesday evening for her home, hut
expects to return to Provo for the sum-
mcr
Mr. Frank Spencer OF RlchHcld spent
Sunday visiting relatives IN town.
Mrs Eyersol has returned from the
south, but her health is stil poor.
A. J. stewart Of Salt Lake spent Mon
day In Provo.
Misses Lorena and Ada Dusenberry
spent Thursday IN salt Lake.
Mr. George s. Taylor and daughter
Hazel made a dying trip to Salt Lake
Thursday.
Miss Emma Newell is visiting at
Mammoth, as the guest OF Mrs. Brig
Smoot
Misses Lyle and Vivian Finley Of
Payson We're Provo visitors this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jones entertained
at their home. Monday evening the oc-
casion being the twentieth anniversary
Of their wedding They received many
rare and beautiful pieces of china. An
elaborate supper was served, The
guests were: MIR J. G. Jones, Moroni
Snow Enoch Jorgenson, S. II. Jones
and Mr. and Mrs w. h. Bassett Mr..
and Mr.. W. c.. Petty and Mrs. Nancy
Accord. and Misses Fern Gatherum,
Lottie Hodson, Lizzie Jones, Mary
Jones' Hazel Jones Bryon Barton, cleo
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. a, Petty.
Prof w. NJ. Davis, OF Harvard uni
versity, Prof S. @. Westgate OF the
Wesleyan university. and Monsieur NJ.
Allorge, Of Paris, who are Interested in
geological research, reached Provo yes
ltIhdN HiplHlHB anu NtIt met ny lIOI.
u. $, Hinckley, W. ID. Johnson and
Hinckley as guide. will spend some
time in the mountains OF Utah, doing
geological work for their respective
universities.
Miss Emma Savage spent Tuesday
visiting and shopping In Salt Lake
City.
Miss Jennie Startm is visiting in
Provo with friends
Mr. and Mrs James Chappell, who
have been visiting I'm American Fork,
aus the guests of Dr. Noyes, have re-
turned home
Prof Weston Vernon Of A. G. az Lo-
gan has been a Provo visitor this week.
Mrs II, s. Pyne left Wednesday for
few weeks visit in Manti
Or. Humboldt OF Omaha has been
visiting here as the guest OF r. S.
Hardy.
Mr. Newton Noyes OF Provo, and
Pearl Beal Of Ephraim were married In
salt Lake Temple on Wednesday
Messrs Bert Sutton, Edgar Perry
John Johnson Geo. Theriot and Deacon
Piflany have gone to Deer Creek Cam
yon for weeks fishing.
Henry Dunn from Callento snent
Monday In town.
MIS- Geo. Havercamp entertained at
dlhner on Thursday evening In honor
Of Miss Buckbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Petty of Emery are