The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
PROVO.

Miss May Baker of Richfield is visit
ny IN TINS city with her grandmother,
Me-. spencer, and other relatives. for
d rev days. Miss Baker, accOmpanied By
nef grandmother. Mrs. Baker had Just
lsturhed from the Portland fair. anc
Stopped OIL at Provo 10 visit relatives
on her way home
after Miller of the railway mail serv-
D. Is visiting relatives and friends in
fFoVo Tor few days.
senator Smoot and Postmaster Glove
letufned Saturday after an absence OF
-itteen days. On account of the storms
they were unable to go as far as they
1ieP1Styu Out they report most de-
Hsntrul hunting trip.
MT and Mrs. T. r. Irvine jr. were
Salt Lake visitors one day this week.
me Utah Sorosis will meet next We'd
nesday with Mrs. Phil Speckart prepaTa-
Tory To commencing the seasons work.
MISS Maude Davis was visiting with
SAT- Lake friends this week
Mayor and Mrs. William Roylance were
IN Salt Lake the first of the week
MISS Jean NOyes was the recipient OF
most delightful surprise at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian
NoEeS, on tuesday evening, the Oeca-
sion being the birthday of Miss Noyes.
tier friend, Miss Hattie Walker, sue
cessIuliy engineered about fifteen of her
friends 10 the home of Miss Jean and
LOOK inc young lady entirely by surprise.
games, songs and mirth. The dining
room. where an elaborate lunch was
served, was prettilV decorated with au-
tumn leaves and dahlias The evening
was one that Will long be remembered
by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Roberts, jr.. re-
turned home Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts have been away some six
weeks visiting in California.
MIS- Jessie NJ. Smith was the amiable
nos FFngaa
urday afternoon. Social chat. music and
delicious refreshments were the order
or the day and were greatly enjoyed by
about fOTt.- ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bachman re-
turned home after a months visit with
relatives and friends in Oregon. They
spent some time in seeing the fair. Mr..
Bachman went to Portland as a deleeatt
10 the carriers fifteenth convention. This,
together with the visiting with relatives,
made "a most ideal trio.
w. T. Rydalch returned the first of
the week from a trip east, which IN.
cluded a visit to Iowa, Chicago az 81.
Louis
Herb Pyne and 4. c. Sorenson left
Provo the fore part of the week for
Washington. ID. G., where they will spend
the next year or two in studying.
Miss Margaret Clayton entertained In
most pleasing manner a number of her
friends at the home of her mother, Mrs
Carniela Clayton. on Friday evening. The
rooms We're fragrant with the perfume
Of sweet peas. Games. songs and reci-
taions all tended TO make merry even
ing. Refreshments We're served.
Miss Edna Beck left Thursday for
Milford
Miss Nina Houston was a Salt Lake
visitor Tuesda-
Airs. L. D. Waters an her sister Mrs
Belle Moss, spent Sunday at the capt.
tai
William Homer who is employed at
Mammoth, spent Sunday with ms laIa-
lily in this city.
Miss Ada Schaerer spent Saturday ana
Sunday with her parents in Paysou
Mrs. Leyland Graham was "a Provo
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Gear and Mrs Levi Scofieid of
Eureka have been the guests of Mrs c.
A Cuff for the past week
Policeman William Olsen was the hap
py victim of a surprise from the jolly
Gross Stick club Tuesday <5feninS. the
occasion being the anniversary of Mr..
OlsOn's birth. 1t goes without saying
that after the club had taken possession
of the house fun and merrimenI reigned
supreme. Light refreshments were
served.
Claude Lee Of Salt Lake spent SUNDAY
in Provo at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Hodson.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Ray have returned
after two weeks visit to the far at
Portland. On their way home they spent
q day at Caldwell Ida, visiting with
sister of Mr.. Rays. They report
most pleasant trio
Mrs John Stewart entertained at a
Childreus party at her home, M West
Firth South street, in honor of the NTH
birthday of Master John CaU. About
twenty LITTLE tots made merry the event
with games and various amusemeuts,
after which dainty birthday dinner
was served.