The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
PROVO.

A most enjoyable farewell social was
given Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knudsen- corner of
First West and Fourth South, in honor
of their son, Heber, who viii leave here
on the 24th for Denmark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knudsen were assisted in entertaining by
their daughters, Lydia and Nettie. The
rooms were pTettiiy decorated with spring
flowers Games and music made a pleas
ant evening Covers were laid and about
seventy guests served with q dainty and
delicious lunch The guests departed at
the wee hours OF morning. wishing their
friend Heber a pleasant and enjoyable
voyage and sOJ0uFn abroad
Miss Anna ROnCw Of PanaCa, New, is
visiting friends in this city.
Leyland Graham Of the railway mail
service was visiting his parents in Provo
Monday. Mr.. Graham : headquarters are
now in Salt Lake City
very pleasant social was given on
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vincent of the Second ward in
honor Of the S0th anniversary of Mrs
Margret Nelson, mother Of Mrs. Vincent.
About forty relatives and friends were
present and a most enjoyable evening
passed In social songs and Rotations. A
sumptious supper was served
Senator and Mrs Reed SmoOt and their
daughter, Chloe, returned from their brief
but pleasant visit to Los Angeles. Cal
Miss Nina Houston Of the clerks office
returned Wednesday after a few days
visit in American Fork
Miss GOldie GilIispie chaTmingiy enter
tanned the Priscilla Art club" At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holt Thursday
evening
Mrs Eliza Ramshaw returned to her
home i'm Logan Monday after II pleasant
months visit with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mrs. Ella Stickney was visiting her
many friends in this city "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. ThoTne of Pleasant
Grove were at the county seat Wednes-
day
Mrs James Glove and Miss Sadie era
ham entertained at dinner Wednesday the
visiting postmasters of Utah county and
their partners, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs John c Graham - South Second
West Covers We're laid for twenty
Miss Jennie McAffee of Charleston is
the guest Of Miss Lettie Strong for few
days.
Miss InEer Goodmauson Of SpringviIe
IS visiting our city, the guest of Mrs. An
drew knudsen and family.
4 most delightful children's party was
gwen IN the form of surprise on Mas
ter Neart MCAdam Monday evening by
about twenty Of his playmateS at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Adam The evening was made merry with
games and various amusemCnts- Refresh
meutS were served.
Mrs William Strong was the charming
hostess at small dinner party THURSDAY
ne following guests were present Mes
danes Charles Funk Frank FOutZ. Rob
eTt Greene w s. Starr and Miss Jennie
AcAffee.
The seventy-third birthday Of Mrs. So
phrOua Martin. Uife Of Patriarch Jesse
Martin was most fittingIy celebrate a
their home on Wednesday evening by the
CnlluTeU ana ErdnCnlldren Of the veneer
able couple The evening was passed IN
social chat games and music Refresh
me0tS were served to about fifty guests.
Mrs NJ NJ Warner Of Salt Lake City
is visiting relatives and friends ia Provo
for a few days
The basket ball given by the Taber-
naCIe choir Friday evening in honor or
Mr.. VIII Frisby. at the B. Y. =. was one