The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
PROVO.

The grandest event Of the season was
the reception and banquet given Thurs
Gay at the Provo lake resort by g. L.
Loose in honor of the visiting postmasters
and friends. The guests were conveyed
to the resort IL vehicles provided by the
generous host The pavilion was con-
Verted into banquet hall. where about
loo guests were royalty served and enter
tanned for q couple oW hours. PoSrmaS-
ter r. g Watt of AeTcuT acted as toast
master, and many witty and brilliant
toasts were given BY the guests of honor.
Boating and dancing were enJoyed
Among the guests were: Messrs- and
III; l. Holhrook, James Glove, Reed
Smoot. John c Graham. Oliver Wilcox.
E r Booth. T L. McCarty. J. h Bark
er jr., j. p Driscosl P c. Christian,
Lawrence. George NJ Miller. s. W. Ross,
Grant Simons, K. J. Slaughter. Heber G
Wagstaff, c. II. Roberts, Thomas Brady.
+. +. Booth, R ". Watt, James u.
Thorn, John Pesers, D. J. Robson, ". w.
Wilson John a Smith. William Gun0y,
H. F. Wright, Henry Moyle. A Green
AIesdames Lucy A Clark and Mary Grif-
fiths; Misses Nora Johnson, Sadie
Graham, Ella Stiekney, Kitty Dougal-
Florence whiting. Ada Chapman. Law
renee; Messrs. +. c. Sharp, A -. Thomas,
II. A Hopkins, II F. Wright and James
On Wednesday afternoon Senator and
Mrs. Reed SmOot entertained at dinner
the following ladies' and gentlemen; Mr.
and Mrs. r. F. Lawson OF Effiugharn.
III; Senator Kearns, Congressman How
F. c. Sharp, Of Salt Lake city: Secretary
H A Hopkins and Miss Florence Whit
ting. st. Clair. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Gee announce
the engagement Of their daughter Martina
TO Hyrum - Smith The wedding will
take place some time IN August
James h Davis. passenger agent tor
the Burlington, was in Provo Friday as
the guest of DIR. and Mrs J. r Bodson-
The Provo Book club wiz meet Mon
daysevening at the home OF Mr. and AIRS.
Ephrain1 Sutton It Is expected that al
members viii return their public library
petitions and the subject viii be thor
ouEhly discussed.
have returned from an extended and very
profitable trip throug British Columbia
They VIII rest IN this city Tor couple
where they have accepted a very fiatter-
ing engagement.
George Austin Of I.ehi was IN this city
Monday.
Perfect in every detail was TIE social
given by the Tabernacle choir Thursday
evening at the comfort able home Of NJ
and Mrs. J. R. BoshaTd, Sl3 East Second
Ncrta, IN honor Of Raymond Clayton. The
lawn was beautifully inumiQated with
numberieSS lanterns AMI artisttcaily dec
Grated with bunting II vas here where
the merry crowd passed the greater part
OF the evening in dancing The orchss-
ira was stationed on the vfne-covered
porch The umbrella trees we're CleTeTly
used as booths, where punch was served
by charming young ladies' At the fur
Their corner OF the Lawn long tanles were
built and beautifully decorated with flow
psrtook Of the delicious refreshments.
During the evening Miss Florence -1eD-
person. MeSsfs. J. J. johnson and Ray
Clayton rendered number Of beautiful
selections.
Postmaster and Mrz. James Glove en-
tertained the following guests THURSDAY
evening at their camp at Spring Dale
Mr.. and Mrs. r F. Lawson Miss Flor
ence Whiting Messrs. T. c Sharp. James
Odeil and II. A Hopkins Driving through
the beautiful canyon Friday morning.
they arrived in Provo IN time 10 take the
Denver & Rio GTsBde train fer Salt Lake
City, where they were met and Toyass y
entertained for the Gay By Postmaster
A l. Thomas
IRE excursion given Friday 10 Castillo
BY the Wornan's Republican club of this
city IA rsuTpassed anything Of the kind
William Henrfcks Of Richmond was the
guest Of Miss Edna Beck OF this city for
several days this week.
L D. Waters OF tie Provo postoffice
three weeks spent &isiting his family IN
Illinois. Ar. Waters IN company with
his We. visited the fair at St. Louis
Mrs Edith Beck Martin IS spending a
feH DAYS this wee at Spring Dale.
Miss Eha Stickney of Salt Lake was in
Provo Wednesday and THURSDAY as ale
guest OF Nj. ana MIS- oscar 1OlHE-
Ms. Fanny Stewart and daughter Lu-
ella returned home from Pleasant Grove
after few days spent visiting friends in
that CITY.
Mrs. A p. Reid and daughter and Miss
Edith Mcguire are camping at the Upper
Falls.
Professor J. L asrown has returned
from St Louis where he went to attend
the teachers national convention in con-
nection with visiting the fair.
Mrs W l.. BieFsach entertained at
whist Thursday afternoon at her beauti-
fui home on North Academy avenue. in
honor Of Mrs A y. Smith OF Chicago
The hostess was assisted by Miss Faun
TWelves A most enjoyable afternoon
was spent and dainty refreshments were
served. The guests were: Misses Hazel
Taylor, Jennie Timpson. Birdie Cuff