The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
PROVO

Special to The Tribune
lRON0, June 2e.-professors j. r Bos-
| nsrd ana Clare Reid were the recipients
OF very substantial aud agreeable sur
Ward Social half. The affair was given
by tho Tabernacle choir and tho guests
beaufH god IdrT vaI sIh FOB and w'H n
presentation speech was made by j. w.
ss,,nd Sa,ner, "a member OF the choir and was
RyNi4o"ieoEea Rcid p Royra by MI Boshard and Mr.
programme Of music and speeches was
| carried out On the pendant Of each
present was engraved the words, "Tabcr-
nacle Choir" and on the slide the in
itials of the recipients.
Mrs Ethel Snow. formerly of this city.
nov residing In Salt Lake city, Is here
visiting relatives and friends for week.
Mrs Eva Warner. formerly OF Farrer
Bros. Il Co. entertained a number OF her
friends at her home Tuesday evening
WIN strawberry luncheon: The even
ing was spent In games and music.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. r.. Corfman were Salt
Lake visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. Willianm Strong entertained at a
IamIly dinner on Sunday, In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strong
Mrs. Fern Teasdale wns the guest OF
Fifth ward primary officers Tuesday
evening. Mrs Tcasdale was presented
with beautiful book.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G.. Cummings OF Hebcr
William Strong
Spcrry and Horace T.. owens. which took
place in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
DAY, was followed the same evening BY
a family reception at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
-, Sperry: A mnsieal programme wnS S
social games. After the wedding supper
wes served the company escorted the
young couple TO their new home, $40
east First south street.
The old folks OF this city are looking
forward with pleasanr antcipations for
their excursion TO Salt Lake City on
June 20, They will go to Salt Lake on
way Will be served with refreshments
and everything will he done TO make the
aged comfortable and happy One of the
band, which win accompany the old folks
to the metropolis. When they arrive in
Salt Lake they will he cared for by, the
served on the temple grounds and they
Will be given Il ride about the city in au-
tomobiles
Miss Lena X. Dobler and Delbert Har-
rington OF this city were married Thurs
street by the Rev. j. Challen Smith Of
the Congregational church. The young
people left soon after on wedding tour
home In the Garden City. where Mr.,
Harrington has position with the United
States reclamation service.
T. T. Burnett wife and daughter.
Mabel. OF Oakland. Cal, are in Provo
for a two weeks visit with Mrs, Bur
netts cousin, Mrs. Ruben Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Glazier left
Thursday for an extended trip through
California. and before returning they viii
VISIT the Alaska Yul<on-Pacihc cXposi-
ton.
George NJ smoot has gone 10 Califor-
mia. where he VIII meet his wl!e ana
accompany her home. Mrs. Smoot has
spent several mouths in Los Angeles and
other parts of the Golden state.
Mrs Stella Sundstrom of Salt Lake City
was here this week visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry OTmstead of Cold
water. Mich. after visiting with rela-
tives in Provo Tor the pas, week uA,,md Wene
there they viii be the guests Of MI ano
Mrs. j. l.. Robinson, l20S Milton ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Rydalch, with their
Provo canyon visitors Friday They in,
duleed in a trout dinner at Donnan's, and
returned TO Provo in the evening
Miss Gertrude Brown, daughter OF Pro
fessor ]. l.. Brown. and Andrew " Sas,
mnssnn of Spring City were married IN
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday. y re-
ception was given at the horne OF the
bride on Friday evening. which was al
tended by relatives and close friends o.
the two families
7 #. Farrer. cashier of the Provo Com
roercial and Savings bank took Tom
lowell T. II. Tuttle and Mr.. Lipsey UP
to Heiselts In Provo canyon lot trout
dinner Tuesday.
Mrs Lyde Smith Of Rock Springs, Nyo..
is visiting relatives in Provo this week
Miss Ruth Matlcy, Miss Kate Alex
ander. Howard Alston and Frank DEWEY
were Salt Lake visitors during the week.