The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-21
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hatcher. About forty friends attended
fnI e en9oyed a social evening. Many use
~ anu beautiful presents were received
was served
Misses Misses Lydia and Pearl Jones visited
IiSnos in Salt Lake this week
VT ard Mrs. Albert Morris have re-
Stueu 10 their home in Thatcher Ariz.,
s sr e. pleasant visit with their cousin.
MIS- W. h. Farrer of this city.
. MISS Agnes Stewart of VINEYARD is is
itlilg Miss Christian Jones of this city,
MISS sadie Graham spent Thursday with
Lake
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bachman de-
ngnt1uHy entertained large number of
tnelr friends at their home Wednesday
evening, the occasion being in the nature
OF a double anniversary, Mrs. Bachman'S
birthday being Wednesday and Mr.. Bach
mans Thursday. The evening passed
pleasantly in games music and .recita-
lions. Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth Mat1ey visited relatives in
Spanish Fork this week.
Miss Emma Greenwood of American
Fork ts the guest of Mrs. William Vim
cent
Miss Ethel Homer was the pleasing
hostess at a social at her home Tuesday
evening in honor of Sidney Russell. About
thirty young people made the time pass
merrily with games and amusementS or
various kinds. A dainty luncheon was
served. Mr.. Russell left Friday even
ing for Colorado, where he will pass the
next two years
Miss Leah Pyne entertained the mem
bers Of the Pallas club at her home
Friday evening. An instructive as well
as social evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frances Hedquist entertained at
dinner Sunday.
Harold Smoot was down from Salt Lake
Sunday visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs Hattie Knight and daughter, Ore.
are here from Modena visiting relatives
and friends
Miss MARITIME Peterson of this city and
a. G. Anderson of Centerfield were mar
ried Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple
dinner was given in their honor on their
return from Salt Lake by Mrs. Reed
Smoot-
Miss May Thurman entertained the
members of the Priscilla club at her nome
Thursday evening" A pleasant social
evening was spent, after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
Miss Ivy Stewart and Frank Perry, both
Of this city were married in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday.
Mrs .Eldredge Of Salt Lake is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs Reed Smoot, this
week
A banquet was given by the faculty
and teachers of the B. Y. university in
honor of Founders day. President and
Mrs. Joseph Smith and PRESIDENT anu
Mrs. Lund of Salt Lake were present
Miss Katie Vincent entertalned at
bundle shower at her home "Wednesday
in honor of Miss Electa Singleton. An
enjoyable evening was spent in music
Rotations and games. dainty lunch
con was served. Many were the presents
received by the guest Oh nOnOT-
number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mrs Brigham Jarvis at the home
Of her aunt. Mrs. Grace Cheever, Mon
day evening, before her departure TOT
her home in ST George.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perry are preparing 10
move into Idaho. near Twin Falls, some
time in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones announce
the engagement Of their daughter, MISS
Lizzie Jones to Samuel Roby, marriage TO
take place Nov. z, 1906.
han of a
Like CITY were the guests of Mrs. j. {.
Graham and family for couple OF days
this week.
A very ENJOYABLE social was given Fri
day evening by the officers and teachers
of the Third ward Sunday school in honor
of Sidney Russell, one of their co-WOrk-
ers. The social was given at the nome or
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H F. Frisby. About
forty guests enjoyed an evening of music
and games and the partaking of dainty
lunch Mr.. Russell left the latter part
o. this week for Colorado, where he will
spend a couple Of years.
James ArrOwsmith of Mesa, AriZ., has
returned to his home after pleasant
visit with mis- mother Mrs. Hannah Ar
rowsmith and friends in this city.
Mrs Joseph CheeVer entertained at din
ner Tuesday, Mr.: and Mrs Brigham Jar
Wis and Miss Nina Houston.
Mesdames John Warwick. George HaV-
eIcamp, Sam Schwab, w. b Searles and
J. W. Arid will attend the Federation of
Women's Clubs, which will be held in
Park City Monday and Tuesday. Mrs
Warwick will represent the clubs of this
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. B.
Searle. An interesting lecture was given
by Miss Alice Reynolds on her trip and
visit to Europe.
Howard Leedom returned to his home
in Nevada Wednesday after a pleasant
but brief visit with friends in this city
Mrs. J. r. Hodson delightfully."- enter
tanned at her home Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her sister, Miss Elite Hold
son of Salt Lake The event was q
bundle shower - The rooms were pret-
tily decorated with hearts and autumn
leaves, which were artistically arranged
About forty guests enjoyed an afternoon
of sociability and music. A Sumptuous
lunch was served. Many beautiful pres
ents were received.
Mrs. w. z. StOker pleasantly enter
tanned the members of the Sixth Ward
Sewing club at her home Thursday even
ing.
Miss Estella Mcclellan is spending a
couple Of weeks with her parents in Pay
Freshest Lund of Salt Lake city was
the guest of his son and wife, Professor
and Mrs. a. c. Lund. Sunday
Roy Young Of Superior Neb., was given
farewell social on Monday evening by
= the members of Provo camp No. 4S2
Woodn1en OF the World. at the residence
OF the consul commander. William H Egg
gleston- A thoroughly enjoyable evening
pas passed and one that will long be re-
membered by all present. A dainty lunch
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Jarvis left for
their home IN Saint George Thursday
Mrs. Isabella Smith has moved to Salt
Lake City.
w II. Dusenberry visited relatives and
friends in Salt Lake Friday
Miss Nina Houston. after several
months absence. is at her desk in the
county clerks office. =
Postmaster Lawrence of Spanish Fork
visited friends in this city Monday
PAYSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith celebrated
their china wedding, or the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage. last Mon
day night. About sixty guests We're pres