The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
PROVO.

X Thurman in honor of the marriage
"a tneir daughter Margaret TO Kay r.
vine Of Salt Lake which was solemnIzed
a. noon in the Salt Lake temple Inc
oIIual party was met at t4S
station with a gaily decorated carriage
toi4OWed by another equally Wei equipped
n which We're d haIf-dozen glris ana
boys pouring forth sweet music from
III horns-. The grounds were OIlliidllti9
nghted with arc lights, while the INTERIOR
Oh the house presented a beauului dp-
Pearance with its elaborate floral deco
rations- The bride was, charming IN q
oedUJliul gown OF white SIN mum 49,
lace trimming. She carried bridal roses
me presents were many an eNpeislFS =
An elaborate wedding supper was sefNed-
Quite a number Of Salt Lake people We're
IN ATTENDANCE. Mr. and Mrs IRVINE VIII
reside in Salt Lake City
Miss Boswell and Miss WOOD. prom
nent and influential women or " ssIilile-
ton, D. C. were the guests OF senator
and Mrs. Reed SmOOt this Week neg
were delighted with Provo ana hlSh IL
their praise of the entertainment accord
ed them by the senator and his charming
wife.
The residence Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
;. Bailey. 500 South Fourth west Sutet-
presented a scene of beauty ana Sdlely
on Wednesday evening the occasion DC De
ing in honor Of the marriage OF thSlI
son Bert TO Miss Alice klTkWOod, dauSll-
ter of Mr. R g and MIS- Ella n I'm
wood. The ceremony which united lheSe
two as one was performed by ApOSIle
Reed SmOot at $50 D m IN int pr
ence of the immediate families Inc
bride was gOwneu III a dainty crtdtloli
of white crepe with lace trimming the
groom in the usual suit Of black The
house decorations were in white and puI-
PIE. the sweet perfume OF roses atle
sweet pears prevailing eTeryw mere ne
lawn, which was brilliantly H9hltu D4
numerous japanese lanterns. had a floor.
and dancing was INDUCED M one nun
dred and fifty guests were served at d
most sumptuoUs wedding feast the pres
ents were valuable and useful
Mrs Reed SmOot was visitor IN SAT-
Lake the fore part Of the week
on Friday evening a most SucceSSLu i
chaflng dish supper was served on tl-s
lawn at the home or Mr.. and MIS- T. n.
COrfmdn. AT O'Clock forty guests Sat
down to a snowy table decorated enureiL
In white and green Cut glass bowls ana
vases were filled with white roses ana
sweet peas. and trailing green lhtti-
mingled with the sweet scented flowers.
and presented indeed a most beautiful
and tempting appearance me cHallls
dishes were ably presided over Hf MISSES
Fawn Twelves and Lena Bachman, ana
Miss Beulah BaChman poured the CeIitt.
Japanese lanterns and fans. coy corners
arranged with rugs and coy seats Gro
quet and bean bag throwing Comhllltd
10 give the spacious lawn and beautiful
grounds a busy appearance until daTk'
when all adjourned TO the house Wnefe
five hundred was played for "A couple OF
hours Prizes were won by MISS FaWh
Twelves and Phil SpeCkaTt- During the
evening delicious fruit punch was served
from a coy nook on the porch Many
and hostess for So ropally entertaining at
so pleasant am affair 1t being somewhat
new To entertain SO large a crowd at a
chatting dish party. but 1t Is 10 De hoped
there viii be many such affairs m the
future
pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Anna GudSeOu and Charles Boren-
which took place at the home Of the
bride s parents. - North InlTu " est
Wednesday evening The knot was tied
by Bishop Ralph Potion The bride was
charming ln dainty gown OF tan crepe
a sumptuOuS supper was served Many
beautiful and useful presents were re
Mrs EIdredgc of salt Lake City is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Reed Smoot this
week
Mrs. Charles Bcckstoad Of West Jor-
dan is visiting relatives and friends IN
Provo this week
The following went from Provo 10 meet
the congressional party as guests OF
Governor Cutler Senator and Mrs Reed
SmOOt. Mayor and Mrs RoylauCc. Mr.
and Mrs. r r. Irvine. ST. Mr.. and Mrs
James Glove and State Engineer Caleb
Tanner
The annual reunion Of the Cuff fam
lily took place at the Provo Lake Resort.
Tuesday, ON thu ilUth anniversary of Ben
Jamln tlUft- deceased Ills sons ben
lamiu, of AleXlcu- William of salt Lake
Samuel Henry HyTUm and. jerry all
of Provo, were present, bringing with
them about "A hundred of their progeny
Besides a little programme of songs and
recltauonS. pIcuicIuE and boating conSu-
tuted the main pleasures of the day
Professor and Mrs LUnd entertained
President Lund Tuesday
Hank Johnson was surprised Tuesday
evening at his home in the Sixth ward
by members Of his Sunday school class
The evening was spent IN games songs
and recitauons, and "a dainty lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. w A Williams were sur
priSed by the officers of the NJ ]. y of
the Fifth ward, at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs NJ g Newell, Tuesday evening Long
tables, neatly decorated were arranged
on the lawn ana about fifty pdrtIcI-
pated. Mr. and ArS- Williams left on
friday for another mission 10 the Sand
witch islands
Miss Ada Duseuberrv. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs W H DuSeuherry- and one Of
Proves most charming and popular
young ladies, was married on Wednesday
to Joseph r NlbleE OF Perry Ore The
ceremony was performed at noon In the
Salt Lake temple An labOraTe wedding
breakfast was served at the Emery
Holmes at which only the immediate
relatives Of the young couple were pres
ent- Mr. and Mrs. Nibley will leave in
few days for an extended European
trip returning the latter part of August
They viii be at home 10 their friends,
after Sept !, at Perry Ore.
Miss Sadie Draper of this city and J.
g. Remington of Brigham were united
IN marriage Wednesday by Judge oRoth.
Misses Nina Houston and Sadie Ora
ham spent SUNDAY in American Fork, the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs LnEStCu-
Mrs Kitty Hines and Mrs d Slater
are spending a few DAYS III Castillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Donovan have re-
turned after a months vacation spent iu
visiting through California.
Mrs. ElOn Allen entertained II Ken
sington about forty of her lady friends
at her home Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms We're prCtUily decorated with roses
Music, recitauous and elaborate refresh
menJs all tended 10 make "a most enjoy
able afternoon
Mrs. +. r. Griffin. formerly Of this
city, but now residing at Elko- New. an
uOuuceS the marriage of her d4uehtar
Ann to William F. Gibson. Wednesday
noon. at Elko- Mr. Gibson Is well known
10 the newspaper men Of the state. be-
ing at one time editor OF the SpriuEvie
IndeDendent.
The Elks gave the Commercial club a
smoker Tuesday evening Iu Comm+mura-
1iOn of the defeat the baseball mine of
the hands of the merchants nine The
smoker was well attended. and several
features were pulled off for entertain
Inent which might not appear well in the
society column. one being beer drink
ing contest between a prominent rpu~H-
sentative of each club and another a
boxing contest Refreshments including
army beans. were served. All report a
delightful evening.
Senator and Mrs Smoot gave a fishing
party in honor Of President Smith and
his cousin, Frederick Smith. from Iowa
who is visiting the state The Marty
numbeted about dozen, and were taken
70 the fishing grounds in two steam
Yachts where "A most ella bDrata luncheon
provided by Mrs. SmoCt was uartakeu or
After the delightful ssll "a fish dinner was
served Al the Provo lake resort
The fish dinner given JI- g...- .reSSiauaI
party at the Hotel Roberts ar Monday
was one of the social events of the sum
mer. Some ninety oGl eEeurSfpuiSfS sat
down as the guests OF his DNeaIlent.v. and
maid glowing tribute to the spread aS
well as doing honor To d. No speeches