The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-27

The reception given Thursday evening
767 south Third East Sire in honor Gi" 81
the marriage of her daughter Marion to
!, w. Ellison. which was soIemnized in
the Salt Lake TEMPLE "Wednesday, was
indeed brilliant affair. The bride wore
a dainty gown Of Persian lawn trimmed
suit of black. The rooms were prettily
decorated and were fragrant with the
sweet perfume of flowers. The dining
room especially presented a beautiful ap-
pearance- In this room pink was the
prevailing color and sweet meas were
abundantly used E'estoons of flowers
caught With pink satin ribbons were ar
uEucally arranged from the chandelier
to the corners of each table Here a
most sumptuous wedding suprer was
served To about rs quests. The pres
ents received were both mostly and use
young people Of this city and have q
host Of friends TO wish them happiness
through the journey of lie.
Miss Jean Afford returned TO her home
IN salt Lake after a pleasant visit with
her many friends in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sumner announce
the engagement of their daughter Eliza
beth of J. IL Steele of RiCby, Ida the
marriage TO take place in September
Mr. and Mrs John Worsley entertained
FRIDAY evening at their home. 2O7 Sec
ond East street. at a family reception
lnson OF NerDal. who were married on
Wednesday, AnS. 16, in the Salt Lake
Billings daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
r. Billings. About forty relatives were
and best wishes to the happy couple.
Many useful and expensive presents were
received Az elaborate supper was
served Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will re-
side IN VernaI.
Mr. and Mrs. L Holbrook and family
have returned home after a couple of
weeks spent in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Billings Of
Nernal are visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swan Of Salt
Lake were in Provo Sunday.
Mrs Ida smoot Dusenberry DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained at the home of the former.
l aSS F1ast second North street MONDAY
evening, at a musicale in honor of Miss
Judith Anderson of Salt Lake City. The
rooms were prettily decorated with flow
ers. Some of Proves best musical tall
ent was heard and appreciated by all
present. Dainty refreshments were
Miss May Billings was the charming
hostess Thursday afternoon at the home
or her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
honor of Birdie Billings Robinson of Yer
nal. The porch, where the dainty lunch
ano inviting appearance with its elabo-
rate floral decorations golden glow be-
ing used IA 2rofusion.
Miss Nina Houston spent Sunday with
her parents in American Fork.
Mrs. z W Robinson of Lo=an is Wis
week anu - ~ o|o TINS
Governor w. A. Richards left Provo
Friday morning for Rawlins, Wyo.. where
ne viii spend a few days and then make
his way back to Washington d c Mr.
Richards has made many friends during
leaving and who will be pleased to vel
come him at any time in the Garden
Walter Miller of the railway mail serv-
ICE IS visiting with his parents and
Mrs Hodge Marshall returned to hsr
nome in Newhouse Friday after 4 sew
sral weeks visit with relatives and
Miss Margaret Clayton charmingIy en-
Iertained about twenty of her girl friends
Thursday afternoon at the home of her
loo West Second North in honor of Miss
May James OF Salt Lake City. a most
ENJOYABLE afternoon. was spent Delicious
refreshments were served.
M MISS T SginIlnie smoot daughter Of Mr.. and
Jones the fore part of the week
Leyland Graham was in Provo Thurs
day visiting his parents.
Miss May Birch of American Fork was
the guest Of Miss Nina Houston Wed
Rev. c. H Lewis of the Methodist
Episcopal church has left Provo for
Mercur. where he Will reside for the
Mrs. James Glove and family returned
TO Provo Friday after a six weeks out
Mrs. Ollie Bean chsrmingiv entertained
number of lady friends at a kensing-
East Fifth North street. A pleasant aft
ernoon was enjoyed by all and delicious
refreshments served.
Commissioner Irving Howbert of Grand
Junction, Colo. returned home Monday
He expressed himself as being d4lighted
with the excellent entertainment and hos
pltalty accorded him while in our city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins of Grand
junction, colo, spent couple Of days
Visiting friends in Provo. While here
they were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Graham Mrs. Jenkins is Just re-
turning home after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Park City
and salt Lake City.
p. Gray left Thursday for a trip to Cali
| fornia- After = brief visit there they will
visit the fair at Portland.
Mrs. r 8. Hines and Miss Alta New
comb left Wednesday for Nernal. Miss
Newcomb was one of the lucky ones and
goes out to look after her interest there.
while Mrs. Hines accompanied her sim
Ply fer the outing.
Mrs. James Glove and Mrs. w e Stok-
sr Were the guests of Mrs. J. c. era
Miss Lille Mcbride, who has been in
Provo for several weeks past returned
to her home in Ogden
Miss Judith Anderson. Salt Lakes no
ted musician, IS spending a few days
IN Provo the guest Of Mrs. Ida Smpot
Dusenberry.
Hugh DougaH OF Salt Lake Is visit
ing with his many friends in this city
Abel J. Evans of Salt Lake was the
guest Of his brother Jack. and Mrs. Ev-
Mr.. and Mrs c w. Barnes left Mon
day for an extended trip through Ore
gon. where they will visit for some time
with the many relatives and friends of
Mr. Barnes; Returning, they will visit
through California.
John Acomb. the popular conductor on
the San Pedro, was shaking hands with
MS many friends in Provo Monday.