The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
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PROVO.

PROVO.
rho people of the Fifth ward en-
l--5 ut the ward hail on Fri
i9i -'-'',arfug in honor of ALT. WOrs-
oat william Howe. jr., and Miss Ida
.5-yy,,--rds. A musical program was rem
80 consisting of songs by the choir,
u'T, by John W. Baker, piano solos
11firs Roviance and Miss BOsgard, a
o Trio and a sextette by members
'.tl choir. Refreshments were served
grrfrE the evening.
1r-- Orad Bean was the recipient of
- pleasant surprise by about TWEEN
If her young friends at her home on
[--z74v evening. The time was spent
--r-rirg games. Refreshments were
rr. beautiful home of Judge NJ. NJ.
r---.r- was the scene of an unusually
-r-ssart gathering on Tuesday even
THE occasion was to bid farewell
-5 rol-naeI to the family of Walter
o. e-grr who left Wednesday for their
f-.-ra home i'm Los Angeles. Mr.. and
,Ir- starr were presented with "a beau
-i-rl book. iu which were the many sig
--.rrs- of the members Of the Epworth
l.r-ra. Ladies' Aid society and the NJ.
p church. Before dispensing the hymn,
.-d BE with You Till We Meet
AGAIN." was sung
Tine many friends of Miss Ruth Kirk
oa7d of this city viii be pleased to learn
o+ her marriage ON July IS to Allan
Vale of los Angeles.
T. Z0.ner returned Sunday from a
+u-a weeks visit with friends and rola-
lives in Chicago and other eastern
cities
The Lake View and Vineyard wards
united saturday To celebrate Pioneer day
~ the Vineyard grove, In the forenoon
q v0tfnE contest took place for the most
ropuisr young lady present, who was
N represent Utah. and Miss Hazel
subbs ON the honor. /. John Nut
tell ir.. was orator of the day. and a
musical program was given. Sports and
contests were engaged in during the af-
rern51n. and a ball game was played be-
tween teams from the two wards.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs. Bonham
entertained fifteen ladies i'm honor of
Mrs. w b. Starr who viii leave soon
for California.
Mrs. Ben Rea entertained Monday
evening I'm honor of Mr. and Mrs. Starr
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Guy enter
famed at dinner Sunday in honor of
Park City friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H Graham enter
tanned at a family dinner party at their
home Sunday. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mrs. j. G.. Graham and Miss Maud
Graham have returned from a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
Blackfo0t, Ida, and Lewiston, Utah.
Dr. d. II. calder, James Glove. George
H. Smoot, W. X. SpanOrd and Brig.
Madsen have returned from a success
tui fishing trip i'm eastern Utah.
Miss Jennie Dusenberry of Salt Lake
is visiting i'm Provo and is the guest of
Miss Sadie McFaddeu.
Miss Elsie Moore has returned from a
months visit at Niagara Falls and other
points of interest.
Mrs James Daniels was hostess at a
family dinner party at her home on Sat
urday. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Miss Sarah Champion has returned
10 Provo, after a pleasant visit with
friends in BOuntifuL Miss Olive Fern
ley returned with Miss Champion and
will be her guest for a week.
The Misses Lydia and Nettie KnUdsen
nave returned home after visiting for a
month with friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. J. H. Suttle and Mrs. Dean have
returned to Provo after a pleasant visit
to their old home in Los Angeles.
Misses CiOe SmOOt and Veda Dixon
and Messrs. Fred Richmond and +. Jen-
sen formed a jolly automobile party on
Saturday TO Saratoga Springs, return
ing home by moonlight.
q. W. Barnes of Ogden is spending a
few days in the Garden City.
The Owl club members enjoyed SUN
day on Utah lake, crossing over - Sar-
gr0uI Enrfrrre n
hours bathing and enjoying various
amusements. They partooz of an elJb-
crate lunch. They also visited Geneva
and Pelican Point. There were TWEEN
ty-hve I'm the party.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. HOdson AMI Mr..
ana Mrs. Alma Van Wasenen and their
families spent Sunday at the upper falls
in Provo canyon.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor has returned home
after a pleasant visit with relatives in
Salt Lake City.
Postmaster John Peters of American
t0Tk was the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
James Glove at dinner on Tuesday.
Miss Neda Dixon has returned to her
home in PaysOn after a pleasant week
spent in Provo, the guest of Miss Chloe
Sm0ot.
Leroy Peterson has gone 20 Idaho TO
visit friends and relatives.
June Clark Of Salt Lake City is visit
ing ID Provo with his mother, Mrs.
Newell Knight
Dr. and Mrs. W. r. Pike have 1e-
turned to Provo from a pleasant trip
through California and other western
states
Frank Noon, son of Justice Noon, who
ues been confined to "a hospital IN Phil
eae.D7ia. has returned 20 his home i'm
FLgF7 much improved in health
AE and Mrs. w. u. Roberts. ir., are
visiting i'm salt Lake city for a few days
ana on their return win go at once to
see the Seattle exposition, returning by
way of California.
MANTl.
lialu. July 31-NIrs. J. G.. Weaver Of
SAN Lake City was in the city during
l.e week visiting at the home of DR.. Par