The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
PROVO.

Mrs. K. A. Barney delightfully."- enter
tanned at her home Thursday afternoon
at a Kensington in honor of Mrs. Jessie
smith, who is about to join her husband
In Idaho, and Mrs. L. o. Taft. who is
soon. to leave for Salt Lake About forty
friends enjoyed an afternoon Of sociabii-
ity and music. A sumptuous lunch was
served.
Miss Laura Pearl Adams. of Parowsn.
city --''''N' al inns
Mrs Laura Crabtree and daughter
Rose, of Salt Lake, were the guests of
Mrs. Allen E. Park this week
Miss Leona Billings was the pleasing
hostess at a handkerchief shower Mon
day evening, given at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Billings.
The guest of honor was Miss Goldie Gil
lespie. About thirty young people made
the hours pass merrily. Many beautiful
presents were received by the popular
served.
Mrs. ]. W. McAdam was the pleasing
hostess to the ladies of the Cross Stick
club. They met for the purpose of max
ing artificial flowers to decorate the
graves of members that have passed be-
yond- After profitable afternoon was
passed the hostess served a dainty lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hines have re-
Washington.
Mrs. Call of Willard. has returned
home, after a pleasant visit in this city
with her daughter. Mrs. Eliza Nelson.
Mrs. Orson Bird entertained at bundle
shower Thursday afternoon at her home
in honor of Miss Nell Marteil of Spanish
this city, is announced for the early part
OF June. An enjoyable afternoon of mu-
sic and games was INDUCED in by about
thirty young people. An elaborate lunch
was served. MANY beautiful presents
were received by the bride elect
Miss Vera Taft was the guest of honor
at social given by Miss Mary Barney
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Barney. The hours passed
meTrily in games and various amuse-
ments. A dainty lunch was served.
Professor and Mrs. Widtsoe entertained
at dinner Friday in honor of William
Knudsen. who has lately returned from
Denmark, where he has passed the last
A pretty home wedding took place at
nigh noon Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. RoyIance, when
| lance were Joined in wedlock, A w. Man
| waring officiating. The ceremony was
! witnessed by the immediate relatives and
/ a few invited friends The bride was
/ silk crepe. An elaborate wedding supper
was served Both the contracting par
ties are popular young people of this city
/ and have host of friends who wish them
| happiness and prosperity through life.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones delightfully."-
| celebrated their tenth wedding anniver-
About thirty guests enjoyed an evening
of music, games and social chat. An
elaborate wedding supper was served
Mrs: w. II. Dusenberry. accompanied
/ by Miss Helen Glazier, spent Wednesday
with friends in American Fork.
Mrs. Sarah Stevenson, of Salt Lake.
spent a few days this week with her
| daughter, Mrs. Sarah Rowe.
Miss Edna Holloway entertained the
students of the eighth grade at her home
Wednesday evening at a candy pull. A
/ merry evening was passed and dainty re-
I freshments served.
Mrs o. B. Suhr was the pleasing host
ess at dinner party at her home on
! Wednesday. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Charles Howarth. OF Salt Lake is
visiting her mother Mrs. A. NJ Moore,
and her many friends in this city, for a
| few days.
Miss Achse Eggertsen entertained about
twenty of her girl friends at her home
| Thursday evening. A pleasant social
time was passed and dainty refreshments
| served
Miss Pearl Snow left the early part of
the week for visit to the Jamestown ex-
position. She will visit New York and
other prominent cities before returning
home
L. Holbrook has returned home after a
few weeks visit with MIS-. HolbrOok in
California. He reports that Mrs. Hol-
brook is enjoying her visit and will not
The, girls of the 1907 class of the B Y
university enjoyed an outing in the can
yon Saturday.
Miss Leah Pyne was the hostess to the
members of the Palace club at her home
Friday evening. Music and social chat
and the partaking of dainty refreshments
were the features of the evening.
Postmaster James Glove and Assistant
Postmaster w. H Dusenberry attended
the postmasters' convention at Pleasant
Grove Wednesday. They were royalty
entertained by Postmaster and Mrs.
Thorne.
Miss Annie X Smoot, daughter of Sen
atOr and Mrs. Reed Smoot visited rela-
tives in Salt Lake this week