The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
PROVO.

The most elaborate event of the week
was given Wednesday afternoon at the
magnificent home of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Knight, in honor of Mrs. Jessie Smith
Mrs. Knight was assisted in entertaining
by Mesdames Eugene Allen, w. Lester
Mangum, William Knight, c. E. Loose
and Josiah Beck. The decorations were
profuse and beautiful In the hall beau
tiful palms were used: white carnations
were used to good effect in the parIor,
while the dining room was made even
more inviting by the use of pink carna-
lions. The B. Y Z. orchestra furnished
sweet music throughout the afternoon
The guests were; Mesdames Reed smoot,
]. R Twelves. ID. ID. HOutz, ]. B. Keller,
r, R. Irvine, w. E. Bassett, Ed Jones, ].
c. Graham, L. o. Taft, Alex. Hedquist
George E. Howe, Edith B. Martin. Sam
son. Thomas PierpOnt, Emma Cuff J.
T. Farrer, J. w. Farrer, James George
Ed Knowlden, G. c. Bagley. G. H. Brim-
hall W. NJ. Roylanoe J. e. Yates Phil
liam Thurman, Clare Reed, F. W. Taylor,
r. a. Barney, w. Z. Rydalch, Jack Evans,
D. r. Beebe, ]. ". Arid. H. J. Richards,
Diana Smoot, ]. H. McEwan, NJ. J. Pace,
Joseph Cheever, Mary Wilkins Rose
Haws and Mrs. Neike, and Miss Marian
and Miss Mamie Smith.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Leah Pyne to George W. Elkins
in the Salt Lake temple, June II. A re-
ception will be given in their honor the
following evening at the home of the
.. z.
| Both are popular young people of this
city, and will receive the good wishes of
a large circle of friends.
Mrs. Bert Sutton delightfully."- entertained
at bundle shower at her home Monday
in honor of Miss Mary Beasley. A pleas
ant social time was passed and dainty
luncheon was served.
Mrs. II. S. Pyne entertained number of
her lady friends at dinner at her home
Monday Covers were laid for twelve
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Archbold celebrated
their china wedding at their home Mon
day evening. About thirty guests enjoyed
an evening of music cards and games.
An elaborate supper was served. Among
the guests were number from Payson.
The guests departed at late hour with
| best wishes and congratulations that their
! host and hostess would enjoy a contin-
uation of prosperity and happiness.
Miss Mildred Clark has returned TO
Utah. after completing her first year.
course at the Emerson school of oratory.
| Boston. She will spend the summer with
| friends in Provo and Salt Lake
Mrs. d. D. Houtz was the charming hos
| tess at Kensington. given at her home
Monday afternoon. The rooms were pref
| thy decorated with palms. carnations and
California vlolets. cards were the fea-
ture of the afternoon. Prizes were award
ed Miss Mamie Smith and Mrs. w. e.
Rydalch. A dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Bert Thurman and Mrs Leon
I4aytonville, Nd. to spend the summer
with Mrs. Humans parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ayton.
| Mrs o. W. Hyde and daughter, Orlean
/ of Garland. are visiting with Mrs. ]. NJ
/ Jensen, sister of Mrs. Hyde.
Miss Lucille Young visited friends In
| Salt Lake this week.
A very enjoyable reception was giver
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr.
dnMrs. John r. Twelves. by the "Ou'
| for Fun club. from 3 to O'Clock. Mrs
Jessie NJ Smith being the guest of honor
i The rooms were artisticallv decorated
/ with ferns and noDDieS, One hundred
| guests were entertained.
who have for the past year resided in
| Provo will leave the fore part of mex
week for New York. where they will
| spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Kins
| have made many friends in this city wht
| will regret their departure.
| Mrs. Joseph T. Farrer delightfully."-. en-
| tertained about fifty OF her friends at he
| home Thursday afternoon in honor o.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Smith. Cards, music and a so
| cial time generally was enjoyed by all
| A sumptuous luncheon was served
! Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Irvine and daugh-
| ter Maggie. returned home Wednesday
| after delightful visit in Los Angeles an(
| through southern California.
Miss Margaret Call of Salt Lake Cit,
| spent z counle OF weeks with her sister
Mrs Eliza Nelson. in this city
| POStma ster Glove accompanied, his moth
| er. Mrs. Marie Glove. to her home in Pan
| guich Tuesday. She has spent the winte
| with her son and family IN this city
Mrs. Ida Stewart Peay was the hos
| tess TO { Kensington at her home Thurs
day afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Flossi'