The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-25
PROVO.

( Provo. July 24-AIr. and Mrs Clarence
Z. Phillips of AlisSOula, Mont, were in
/ Provo this week, the guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs J. r. Cease. Mrs Phillips is a sister
and until her recent marriage to Mr..
I Phillips she lived in Provo, where she has
| a host of friends and acquaintance.
! Misses celia Farrer and Florence Moore
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! J. ". Farrer Wednesday evening at a
| china shower in honor of Miss Adelia Gee,
whose engagement ito AlvOn Jackson has
I been announced The rooms We're prettily
/ decorated with large bouquets of roses
and ferns. Many interesting games were
PLAYED and prizes awarded 20 the Misses
/ Daisy Irvine, Hattie Walker and Ferris
! NOyeS. An elaborate luncheon was served
/ The SOrOsts Juniors formed a theatre
party Monday evening and passed Il
/ pleasant hour at the Majestic after which
! the party was served W ith ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ George entertained
a party of twenty on a canyon trip Sat
urday. The trip was made on hay racks
/ and their destination was the HolbrOOk
/ camp at Springfield Mr.. and Mrs. 1. c.
/ Callister and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of
/ Salt Lake City were the guests of honor.
| Among the many enjoyable features was
/ an inspection of the fish hatchery The
party returned to Provo by moonlight.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Gee have an
nOunced the engagement Of their daugh-
| ter AGelia Elvon Jackson, the marriage
/ to take place the latter part of August.
/ The Christian EndesVOr society gave a
I very pleasant lawn party Monday C<-enine
[ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. CuIbeTtson.
| A large number of young people enjoyed
q delightful social and musical evening
! Refreshments were served.
ALI B. WOrsiey, who has spent the past
| two years as missionary in Great Brit
| ain, has returned home.
/ Mrs. William Olson is here from Eureka
/ to spend a few days with relatives and
I friends.
/ Netherlands for the last two years doing
missionary work, is expected home Sun
| day.
Harry. VIII, Emily and Jane AIlsworth
| of Salt Lake City spent Sunday in Provo.
the guests OF their cousin, Miss Maud
! " hitehead.
Governor William Spry, Colonel W. s.
! Scott Game Warden L. W. Chambers.
Postmaster A L. Thomas, J. u. Eldredge
and United States Marshal L. H. Smvth
/ Of Salt Lake City and DR.. D. II. Calder
/ James Glove, Brig Madsen, George NJ.
/ SmOOt and W. K Spafford of this city
have gone to Timber Creek where they
VIII enjoy a weeks fishing
Miss Nora Young has returned from
/ Brigham City, where she spent a week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Estella Phillips
Mrs: Reed Smoot and her family are
| spending this week visiting relatives in
Salt Lake City.
John Henry Smith of Salt Lake CITY
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs Grace
Cheever, last Sunday.
Arnold Hines, formerly Of this city. but
now residing in GOOding. Ida, suent a
few days this week in Provo wi-il his
mother, Mrs. Kitty A. Hines.
Miss Edna Beck, who for three months
has been visiting her sister, Mrs INA
I Muhlenbruck, at Goldfield, New, has re
turned to Provo to spend the summer
with Mrs. ". 3. Ward.
Mrs. George Smart has returned to her
home in Salt Lake City after spending a
week in Provo, the guest Of Mrs Nellie
Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Peterson left early
| In the week for Provo canyon, where they
| expect to spend the balance of the sum
mer.
The Agenda and Forget-Me-Not clubs
enjoyed a trip across the lake to Sara
ttoga and return today. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. McAdam were the chapeTOns.
Mrs Farley Day Of Brigham CITY
stopped off in Provo on Wedue sday on
her way to visit friends in Nephi.
Mayor and Mrs. c. F. Decker enter
tanned at a childrens party at their home
Thursday afternoon. About twenty young