The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12
PROVO.

4 pretty home wedding took place We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Ot ar, ana
Mrs. L. c: W. Hathenbruck. 2i3 t. t1tth
North, when their charming daughter
Miss Alice was Joined in wedlock 20 Ar.
". J. Thomas, a prominent young bust
ness man o. Salt Lake city. The knot
was tied by Bishop MorOni Snow IN the
presence Of relatives and a few friends.
After the ceremony dinner was served.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas left
for wedding tour TO California; After
their return they viii reside in Salt Lake.
Mrs Anna Nelson enjoyed visit the
past week with her brother Mr.. TEL, who
with his family stopped over in Provo
to visit with his sister. whom he had
not seen for thirty-three years and the
reunion was indeed happy one Mr..
Tel and family ara on their way 10
Galesburg, Ills, where they expect TO
make their home.
The Fifth ward choir was agreeably en-
tertained by the Relief society Of that
ward at the social house Friday evening.
Many sweet musical selections were rem
dercd and social time enjoyed by all.
Delicious refreshments We're served.
The ball given Monday evening by the
Ladies' Democratic club was enjoyed by
a large number of Proves society people.
The hall was decorated especially Tor the
Mrs Milton Jones is visiting relatives
In Logan and southern Idaho.
Jack Evans has returned from Caiifor-
MIA looking much improved IN health and
expresses himself as having enjoyed his
brief stay very much.
Sir. and Mrs. 4 Z. Buekler have re-
turned 10 their home IN this city after
ON absence Of three years spent in Nj
asara, y Y. where Mr.. Buckler has been
looking after the interests of the Tellu-
ride Power company. They report q most
enjoyable soiOurn but are pleased to re-
turn 10 Utah.
The sixth ward NJ NJ Sewing club
met Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Dunn. While the busy
fingers were at work on their various
pieces OF art work one Of the members
read aloud.
The Priscilla Art club adjourned their
meeting for one week on account of
President David Starr Jordan's lecture at
the b, y. university.
The Margaretta club was entertained
Thursday evening BY Miss Fern Cuff al
her home on tltth East Dainty refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
The ladies' of the Nineteenth Century
club and the SoroSis are making extern
Sive preparations for lecture in the near
future 10 be given ~ the interest OF the
free library.
Mr. and Mrs. y L. Brisack Of New
loFk have arrived in Provo, where they
expect 10 reside for tho future. Mr.. Bti-
sack has transferred 10 position in the
Provo p0stoffice Ihtis is their first visit
west and they are dclighted with out city.
The swell event Of the week WSS the
celebrating of the fifteenth wedding an
niVersary OF Mr. and Mrs, r. Il, knowi
den az their coy home in the First ward.
Many beautiful and costly pieces of cryS-
tai and cut glass was given the esteemed
couple, About 40 guests sat down 10
an elaborate spread. They departed at
late hour with hearty wishes for many
more such anniversaries.
Mrs George HaVercamp VAS the charm
ing hostess at a delightful kensington
at her beautiful home on the corner Of
First North and Second East. About
nifty ladies enjoyed the afternoon with
their amiahle hostess and the dainty
lunch served.
Miss Hazel Howe entertained the Bonnie
Rrler club AT the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Howe on 'AcRd-
cmy avenue, Refreshments were served,
Mr., and Mrs. N. IT, Graham entertained
at dinner Monday evening few relatives
ln honor OF Mr. Grahams birthday an
Mrs. j. ". Dunn entertained at her
home Wednesday afternoon about forty
lady friends at a hensingtOn. Autumn
Towers were used In decorations. Deli
ciouS refreshments were served.
Mrs. David John, Jr. entertained in
most pleasing manner at a chidrens
party Wednesday afternoon 10 celebrate
the sixth birthday of little Miss Lnrcnd.
Twenty little ones enjoyed the afternoon
IN sports and games. Dainty refresh
mentS were served.
Miss May Bailey entertained at Il Ken
Sinstou at her home Wednesday after
noon. The rooms were prettilv arranged
with autumn leaves. Dainty lunch was
served.
Miss Alta Halverstan entertained at a
luncheon at her home, los East Fourth
south Thursday afternoon. Covers were
ldlQ Tor Twelve
Mrs. Newell Knight entertained At a
delightful kcuSiuetOu Friday afternoon "a
her home, - North Second West. About
twenty ladies We're present.
Mrs J. j. Peters entertained the ladies
Of Noodcraft al her home on South ACad-
envy avenue Thursday afternoon az a
sowing bee. supper was served and Il
most enjoyable evening passed.
Mrs. Sarah Jones was the hostess al a
kenSipSton Friday afternoon At her home
IN the Sixth ward,
Professor and Mrs. Albert Miller gave a
Icuse-warming ia their ne whome, 81
West Second North, The fore part OF the
evening was passed in 2 musicale after
which lunch was served. Tho evening was
most certainly q social event
George ). Taylor was a Salt Lake visit
tor a couple OF days this week
The marriage 0t Miss niger Goodman
OF this city Is announced to take place
IN the salt Lake temple on Nov 30
\ reception will bc given in their honor
at the home of AIg. and Mrs. Andrew
knudSou, parents OF the groom. on the
Thursday following.
Mrs Ruby CTandaH OF Salt Lake IS
visiting with her parents. Dr. and Nfrs
J. =. Christensen, in this city - "a
week.
Miss Nettle Knudscu, who is EMPLOYED
as a teacher In Hebor spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents and friends
in Provo.
Mrs c. A. Cluff entertained few
ncighbors at a kensingtou al her home
Wednesday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a pleasant after
noon spent
MANTI