The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15
PROVO.

| Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot delight
| fully entertained at dinner Monday even
| ing in honor of Inspectors r. Il. Bene-
| oict and F. E. Olmstead of Washington
| ID. c. The tables were prettily arranged
with carnations; an elaborate dinner was
| served.
Mrs. Lott A. Russen of Lehi has re-
turned home after pleasant visit in this
| city. the guest of Miss Hazel Strong
Mrs. James Fergusionp entertained at
dinner at her home Wednesday in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Olive Donovan of Chi
cage Covers were laid for twelve
Master Thomas John entertained a num-
Der OF his young FRIENDS at lawn party
Friday at the home of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas John. A merry time
was passed in games, songs and recita-
tionS. A dainty lunch was served
Misses Zula Houtz. Edith Dusenberry
and Amy Taylor have returned from Salt
Lake after pleasant visit with friends
there.
Miss Sophia INITIAL of Salt Lake was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Taylor
the past week
The Pallas club met with Miss Leah
Pyne Friday evening. After the usual
literary programme delicious refreshments
were served.
DR. James L. Hughes of Toronto. Can.
spent several days in this city the guests
OF Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot, and
nave enjoyed fishing and lake parties ar
ranged in their honor by the senator and
Mrs SmOot.
Mrs. w. K. Farrer was the hostess at
a dinner party at her home Sunday
Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Jessie Dill has left for visit to
her home in Columbus, o. She will also
visit friends in Colorado
Miss Alice Matthews has gone to Brook
Ign, y. Y, to spend her vacation with
relatives and friends
The members of the Priscilla club were
the guests of Miss Bessie Eastmond
Thursday evening, Music was the feat
ure of the evening. A dainty lunch was
served and social evening enjoyed by
all
Miss Emma Ashworth gave the. mem
bers Of her Sunday school pleasant out
ing in Provo Canyon Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grimm have gone
to Illinois to visit relatives and friends
The children of the Fourth ward liz
termediate department were royalty enter
tanned by their teachers Misses Florence
snyder and Lean Byne, at pleasant out
and games were enjoyed by all. deli
cious lunch was served
Andrew Knudsen and family have gone
TO the Uintah reservation on an extended
trip.
A very pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Anderberg when they
gave their daughter Thilda in marriage
TO Mr.. Ross Ripple of Johnstown, Pa. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ralph
POulton. The bride was attired in an eie-
CANT gown of white crepe de chene A
beautiful arch was formed of American
Beauty roses under which the bride and
groom stood while the ceremony which
pronounced them one was performed and
TO receive the congratulations of their
many friends. An elaborate wedding sup
per was served. Many beautiful and use
full presents were received.
Mrs. James Leetham of Lake Shore
spent the week with her sister, Mrs j. N
Strong. this week
Postmaster and Mrs. James Glove at
tended the pOstmasterS' convention at
American Fork Thursday They were the
guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Peters of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Center of Salt
Mrs. Reed Smoot Sunday.
. The Misses Rena and Cora Dusenberry
and Miss Jessie Hill We're Salt Lake vis-
tors this week.
Miss Annie Parkinson. who has been
visiting with friends in this city, returned
to her home in Preston, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Leo Brown have left
for their new home in Fayette. Utah.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot entertain
Wednesday Mrs. Ida S. Dusenberry, DR.. |
James L. Hughes, Forest Reserve IN
spector Fenedict. Assistant Forester Ohm
stead and W. X. Stafford.
Professor E, B. Partridge. : 'Hs guest
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Reylance visited
with friends in Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs, j. n. Strong entnertined a few
friends at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. |
ana Mrs: A. G; CoAoyer of Ferron and |
Mrs. j. G. Leetham of Lake Shore
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ID. Thatcher of Logan |
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w |
Bean, parents of Mrs. Thatcher.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson was the delightful |
lostess at a dinner party at her home /
Sunday afternoon. Covers were laid for /
fifteen. After the partaking of a /
dinner social evening was en- |
Dyed.
Mrs. John Stewart has returned from
Willard, where she has passed several |
pleasant weeks visiting with her parents
md many friends in that city.
Miss Annie Dow is visiting friends in
NTH Ethel Smith has returned from a
,leasaDt visit with friends in Nephi.
Misses ErDla and Fay Loose delightful
Y entertained Monday afternoon at the
:. Loose. in honor of Miss Annie Parkin-
on of Preston. Ida. Sweet peas were
bundant for decoration. The afternoon
vas pleasantly passed in games, music
nd a social time generally. Probably
ne most interesting game played was a
-uessing game. for which Miss Beatrice
Hatfield carried off the prize. A sumptu-
us lunch was served.
Messrs. and Mesdames E. s. and Sam
ilnckley entertained at a very ENJOYABLE !
AXE party Monday in honor of Mrs Adj
lie Robb of Newhouse. Bathing. boat
ng ana roasting were enjoyed by all
Miss Maud Ericsson of Salt Lake Citv
5 the guest of Miss Tessie Kirkwood
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. McAdam spent Fri
ay In Salt Lake city.
Miss Nettie Gerber of Salt Lake civ
5 the guest of Miss Goldie Gilispie this
week N
Fred Houston of American Fork is visit
lg friends in Provo
Miss Florence Cuff and Miss Annie
iooke entertained about thirty of Their
riendS at a shower Friday evening i'm
onor of Miss May Madsen Games. mi
lc and Rotations were enjoyed until
ite hour. A delicious lunch was served
Postmaster Glove and family spent sun