The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
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PROVO. Sept. s.--Miss Lena Bachman.
mn accomplished and popular young girl
of this city, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Bachman, and Courtland
o. Baker, prominent young man 'ot
Telluride. Colo, were married Wednes~
day at II o'clock at tho home Of the
brides brother. Phil Rnchman. Rev. s.
II. Goodwin of the Congregational church
officiated. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Beulah Bachman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker left on the afternoon train
for Salt Lake. A large crowd of friends
of the happy couple were at the station
TO show their approval by showers OF
rice, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Baker left Salt
Lake in the evening for Telluride. where
Mr.. Baker has charge OF the Telluride
Power company's business.
Mrs. A. II. Scott OF Eureka Is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park.
Miss Helen Nuber Of Denver has arrived
In Provo and will remain for some time
with Mrs. w. II. Dusenberry.
Miss Fern Cluff and Mrs. Jennie Thomas
delightfully."- entertained q number OF
friends Tuesday evening, In honor of Miss
Ethel Smith. A pleasant social evening
was passed. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Cora Dusenberry was the guest of
Miss Rea Nibley OF Salt Lake for few
days this week.
Miss Aileen irwin entertained ct bun
die shower Wednesday afternoon, In honor
of Miss Agnes Evert.
Miss Erma Wood OF Nsphi has returned
to Provo for the winter
Miss Prilla Frisby has returned from
a pleasant visit with friends In Colorado,
Kansas and Missouri. She reports de-
lightful trip.
Miss Ethel Smith was the charming
hostess at an old-time party at the home
y,,,f, y TrtA A0f-
evening The guests were the members
OF the Pallas club and a few friends.
Many old-tIme costumes were worn, In
cud}ng some choice wedding gowns and
ball dresses, Fun and merrment reigned
supreme, 4 dainty supper was served
Mrs Kathrine Martin. who has been
the guest of her son, Leon Martin, In
Murray. and Mrs Josiah Beck, In Provo,
during the summer months. returned 10
her home in Michigan, Thursday
Mrs Isadore Clark and daughter, MIL
dred leave in few days for Boston. MISS
Mildred will study at the Emerson Schooi
of OraGory the coming year.
Misses Helen and Enger Johnson arc
visiting friends In Salt Lake.
Prof and Mrs. A. c, Lund entertainec
at shower Saturday evening, in honor
of Miss Ehle Howe and John o. Mellor
About forty young people enjoyed an
evening OF music, cards and games n
dainty luncheon was served. Many beau
tifuI and expensive presents were re-
ceIved.
Mr.. and Mrs a W. Smith of Salt Lake
came to Provo in their automobile ana
spent Saturday and Sunday with MT. auu
Mrs w. n, Dusenberry
Mrs, Hager Singleton entertained In |
honor Of the fourteenth birthday OF her |
daughter, Causett- The rooms were en-
livened with flowers. 4 merry afternoon !
was passed by about twenty friends OF
the guest Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. c. e Fletcher entertained
at their home Thursday evening In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, who
were married In the Temple at Salt Lake,
August 2e. About fifty guests enjoyed the
evening and extended congratulations TO
the happy young couple. An elaborate
sumner was served Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch-
or will leave shortly for the East, where
MIR Fletcher will take up a course OF
study.
Mrs Walter Startup entertained num-
her of friends Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the birthday anniversary
OF Mr. Startup. A pleasant social even
ing was passed and dainty refreshments
served.
Mrs. Joseph Cheever was the pleasing
hostess at a bundle shower given at her
home Wednesday afternoon, In honor Oh
Miss Ethel Smith, who is soon 10 marry
Perry Snow of Manti. Music, -recitations
ana a SOCldl lilHS "SbS NA-I~S
Refreshments were served.
Misses Katherine Raile and Hattie DIX
on and Messrs. George Monk and Carl
Saxey, chaperoned by Mr.. and MIS-. Davis
Madison, formed a boating party Mon
dav They sailed over to the Saratoga
Springs. enjoyed a dainty luncheon and
returned home by moonlight.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Howe presented a scene OF brilliant fes-
tivty Wednesday evening, when they en-
tertained in honor of the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Effie. TO John u
Mellor OF Payette, Utah. The rooms
throughout the house were eXquisitely
decorated In pink and white. a beautiful
archway. formed OF white asters, sep
arated the parlor from the dining room
This room where an elaborate banquet
was served, presented a most beautiful
sppearance Streamers of dainty pink ,
entwined with ferns. were caught at the
chandelier and extended TO the four cor
ners OF the table. The bride was at
tired in an elegant gown OF white crepe
de chine and carried brides roses. Mr..
and Mrs Mellor left on the evening train
for a tour OF the Eastern States. Mr..
MeIlor will study medicine at the Johns
Hopkins university.
Miss Edna Pyne visited friends in Salt
Lake this week
Mrs. n T. Wilson is visiting friends
in Gunpison-
Miss Mary Ann Hoist and Charles
Terry were married in the Temple at
Salt Lake Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs,
Terry Will reside in Provo.
Or. and Mrs. J. b. Simons are visiting
Mrs. SimoDs's parents, Mr., and Mrs. T.
M Smith.
Miss Hettie Knudsen left today for
Heber, where she Will spend the winter.
Miss Maud Lewis of Bear River City
and Langford Logan OF this city were
married in this city Tuesday by Elder
j. Il, Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan will
reside VI this city,
Mayor and Mrs. Frisby visited friends
in Coalvlle this week.
Misses Alice Reynolds and Nellie Scho-
field of this city and Miss Marian Adams
of Salt Lake returned the fore part of
the week from their European trip
Misses Angie and Ora Holbrook who
were of the party. remained q few days ]
to visit points of interest in Washing