The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
PROVO.

week was the celebrating of the seventy
eighth birthday Of Mrs. Charles Vincent
on Wednesday afternoon. Fifty relatives
and friends met ~ the home of Mr. and
Mrs +. Y. Vincent, 1913 West Fourth
South street. Songs, recitatlons and short
speeches made an afternoon long 20 be
remembered by all present An elaborate
dinner was served Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Vincent arc reported To be the oldest mar
ried couple living in this city. Mr.. Vim
cent being 50
Dr.. 4 J Stewart OF Mount Pleasant
Miss Cora Ward who is teaching this
winter in Mount Pleasant, is homo for
visit OF Few days with her parents,
Ar. and Mrs. r. j. Ward She expresses
herself as being very much Interested IN
her work.
The Priscilla Art club met Thursday
evening with Miss BESSIE Eastmond. Re
Treatments were served and an enjoyable
evening passed.
Richard Beesley and Miss Minnie Hoag-
land. popular young people of this city,
were married on Monday evening. The
Fork
Mcsdames Kitty Hines and Hattie Slater
attended the Federation of NomeHs clubs
At Springyiile,. Thursday and Friday
trand Alfred and Miss Margaret Wood
were married in the Temple at Salt Lake,
IN their honor at the home of The grOOm's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sias Alfred. The
rooms were artistically decorated with
autumn flowers ana leaves, Tho bride
was beautiful lu a gown of crepe de
chime with brides roses; the groom i'm
Jhe usual suit of black. Many costly
and useful presents We're received by the
happy couple, \ sumptuous wedding sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
VIII reside ~ this city.
George ". Watkins of Midway and Miss
oasis OF Provo were married by Bishop
=. \. Taylor Tuesday.
A-receptiOu was given Wednesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Whitehead ut
their home, 622 West Fifth South street
in honor of the marriage OF Miss Anna
lE.sNs anti
solemnized by Bishop l.. L. Nelson, The
bride wore a gown of cream silk with
lace. Many beautiful presents were re
celVed. An elaborate wedding supper was
served.
Henry Williams Of Lake view and Miss
Alice Martin were Joined in Wedlock Tues
The W. c. r L. hold an interesting
session last Monday. Mrs Bullock of
New York was IN attendance and gave
some very gocd Instructions; also an in
ferestlns account of the National assOci-
alton. Mrs. Mary II. Sumner was elected
AS = delegate TO attend the convention
at salt Lake on Oct. 70, 20 and n.
The WOman's Republican club gave a
social and reception at their club rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thorn of Spring-
Lule, spent Monday With Mr.. and Mrs
j. q. Graham.
Mrs. p. p. Pratt Of California has Joined
her husband in this city. where they viii
visit for short time with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ i. Pratt and family.
Rev. 4. II. ScruggS, who for the past
eighteen months has been a resident of
this city, left the first of the week for
Sacramento. Cal. where he Will take
charge of the Baptist church.
c. T.. Loose has returned from a brief
visit 10 BOdie Cal.
Mrs. Emily p. Reeves of Iowa is visit
ing with Mr., and Mrs. ". .. Eeesiey.
Miss Maud Van Wagner returned home
after a couple of months spent i'm visit
lng with relatives and friends IL Heber
\. Miller of Snowflake, Ariz.. is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. IT, BTiSby.
Mrs. Louisa Mcbride was the hostess at
delightful keusingtOn at hey home, Us
East Third North street, on Friday aft
ernoOn. The house was prettiy decorated
with autumn leaves and flowers. About
1lfty ladies enjoyed the afternoon with
gheir amiable hostess. Refreshments were
served.
Postmaster Glove was a visitor ia Span
ash Fork on Tuesday evening, the guest
OF Postmaster Lawrence
Miss Fern Sutton. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. +. D. sutton, and Perry Bush of
American Fork, were married in this city,
Saturday, by CLERK Elias Gee, at the
nome of the brides parents.
The Pallac club met Thursday evening
with Miss Alice Brown. 4 few musical
selections intermingled with the work
made very pleasant evening.
Miss Nina Houston spent sunday with
her parents in American Fork
4. L. Grier was the recipient OF a pleas-
ant surprise at his home Thursday even
ing by about thirty OF his friends So
Cial Cndts songs ana reclIdttOuS, together
with refreshments. all tended 10 make a
snOsr enioyable evening.
Mrs. John r. Stewart charmfuglv en-
Tertained at dinner Thursday afternoon
at her home III honor of Mrs. Emily
Reeves OF Iowa Covers were laid for
eight. The rooms We're preItily arranged
with autumn leaves.
The NJ. I. A. Sewing club met Thursday
evening at the home OF AIRS. Eliza Mel
son and elected their officers Miss Sarah
Harris was CHOSEN as president: Mrs
Susie POulton. vice president and Miss
FlOssia Dunn secretary, with Misses Mar
Earct call, Maud Graham and lydia
kuudsen as executive committee This is
tho second meeting of the club and "a
great deal of interest is being mani
Tested.
" 7. Brickey and Miss Esle Lid6lard
were joined in wedlOck Thursday even
ms at the home of the brides parents
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lilliard. the Rev.
r. il. Johnston OF the Methodist church
officiating, The happy couple left The
same evening Tor wedding tour of Cali
fOrnia.
Henry Saunders and Miss Annie Cave.
both OF TINS city, We're married on Tues
DAY by Judge J. i. Booth
Mrs CAN returned 10 her home in VII
lard after pleasant visit with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Esther Stewart and Mrs Eliza
Nelson
r L. Smith of Salt Lake CITY and Miss
Nellie McReavy OF Provo were married
in this city By Judge Booth Mr.. and
Mrs Smith viii reside in Salt Lake
Ths D q. o r. lodge egreeaby sur
prizsd Ephriam Homer Thnrsdav even
ing. ar Homer and family have just