The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
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PROVO, Aug ia pretty home we'd
uing look place Wednesday evening at
| Inc nome or Mrs. Jessie Manwariug
When her sister. Miss Myrtle Freshwater,
ana George w. Hardy were joined in we'd
lock by Bishop l.. L. Nelson The cere-
iaony was witnessed by the relatives
Oh the bride and groom. A sumptuous
wedding supper was served, Many beau
tilul ana useful presents were received
MT and Mrs. Hardy are popular young
people or this city and have host of
friends to wish them happiness and
prosperity through life For the present
they VIII reside in Eureka
Mrs. Hannah Jacobson and Miss Ele-
more Jacobson of Logan were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Nelson this week,
Miss Lenora Dyreing OF Manti is visit
Ing Miss Nettie Knudsen
Miss Thressa Armistead has returned
from pleasant visit with friends In
| Hoytsville. Miss Anice McMichael ac-
| companied Miss Armistead home and will
! spend few weeks in the city visiting
| friends.
Miss Lizzie Seegmrler OF Ricbheld is
visiting her sister, Mrs. a. f. Accord
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Howe announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Efhe. to John o. Melior of Fayette, Utah.
| the marriage TO take place in Septem-
\ ber.
| DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Heindselman enter
tanned at dinner Thursday. Covers were
| laid for twenty.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron w. King have re-
| turned from an extended trip in the East.
Mrs. George Havercamp entertained at
dinner Monday Mrs. John Wilson of Og-
den, Mrs. Eph Sutton and Mrs. William
| Holmes.
DR.. and Mrs. w. R. Pike entertained
few friends at their camp In Spring
| Dell Wednesday evening, Dinner was
| served and an enjoyable evening passed.
Miss Sarah Harris spent Sunday at
Wildwood with her sister. Mrs. Walter
Startup.
Miss Lisle Bradford OF Salt Lake is
the guest of Miss May Thurman this
week.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Holbrook and family
are camped at Wildwood.
Miss Mammle Beasley has returned
from an extended trip through Idaho
and Wyoming. She was one OF a party
who enjoyed fishing trip to the Jennie
lake, near Wilson, Wyo.
w. NJ. Roylance has returned homo
after a pleasant trip East.
iting relatives and friends in Provo for
few weeks She is the guest OF Miss
Hazel Elliott.
Mrs. Ruby Crandall OF Salt Lake is Wis
itlng her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. n.
Christensen.
Mr., and Mrs Wilford Wild Lawrence
Morttnson and Mrs. Mary Johnson, all
OF Brigham, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Mortinson this week
Mrs. a. D. Smith left Saturday for
California, where she VIII visit her par
ents and many friends. Mrs Smith Will
be absent about a month.
Miss Annie X. smoot. daughter OF sena-
tor and Mrs. Reed Smoot, entertained a
number OF her young friends at the home
OF her parents Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms were prettily arranged with low-
ers. Games. music and recitations were
enjoyed by all. A sumptuous dinner was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Jenson entertained
at social at their home Friday even
ing, About thirty friends enjoyed the
evening. Games and sweet music were
instrumental IN passing very pleasant
evening. Lunch was served,
Perry Snow OF Manti is visiting friends
in Provo this week
Mrs. Leah Pyue was the guest Of Mrs.
psIL Ieds dL lAdI luiS "cEh,
Mrs Thomas John was the charming
hostess at a Kensington Thursday after
noon. The rooms were prettily decorated
with flowers. An elaborate luncheon WAS
served 70 about 6fty guests.
Miss Lizzie Thatcher entertained at her
home IN the Second ward, Thursday even !
ing, in honor OF the Misses Gertrude and
Lucy Bond of Heber. Cards, music and
recitations were introduced Dainty re- |
freshments were served.
Mrs. Oscar Groshell and Mrs. o. E.
Groshell OF Salt Lake are visiting rels-
tves II this city They have Just re-
turned from an outing to the Upper |
Falls in Provo canyon.
Miss Flora Snyder was pleasantly sur
prised by the members OF her Sunday
school class at her home Wednesday
evening. The occasion was thoroughly en-
joyable and was an evidence OF the |
esteem in which Miss Snyder is held by |
her pupils.
Mrs. Fannie Elliott was the pleasing
hostess at an afternoon tea. given at
her home Tuesday afternoon, About
thirty OF her lady friends enjoyed the
served
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Allen OF Eureka were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hodson
this week.
Mrs. A, Fl. Thereof and son, Vern, of
Salt Lake are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Thereof.
Miss Hattie Walker and Miss Allie
Teasdale spent a couple of days with |
friends In Nephi.
The Priscilla club returned from their
outing ct Wildwood Thursday, and In tho !
evening gave a social al the home OF Miss |
May Thurman, In honor Of number OF
their Salt Lake guests. Music, games |
and delightfully."- social timo were eu-
joyed by all. Delicious refreshments |
were served.
Miss Florence Walker of American |
Fork is spending a couple Of weeks with |
her sister, Miss Hattie Walker.
Miss Clara Henrie was the hostess at
tea party Monday afternoon, which was
enjoyed by thirty friends and neighbors. |
Social chat and the p6rtalSing OF dainty |
luncheon marked pleasant afternoon.
The members OF the Palace club enjoyed !