The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-03

elaborate wedding supper was served to
about fifty guests. Many beauttuI pres
ents We're received.
Mrs. Rhoda Perry Smith, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Provo for
the last six months, has Joined her hus-
/ band in California, where they Will MAKE
their home.
The officers and members of the Third
/ Ward Primary association pleasantly sur
prised their president, Mrs. Francis Rich
mOnd, at her home Tuesday evening. a
pleasant social time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson have re-
turned to Provo to again take uD their
residence here. They were absent IN the
! east for about two years, and since re
turning to Utah have spent the time in
/ Willard.
/ Miss Maud Bullock entertained the
members of the Agenda and For-get-Ine-
not clubs at her home Wednesday even
/ ing at a musical
Miss Virginia Bean is visiting relatives
and friends in Salt Lake this week
Prof. and Mrs. A. c. Lund entertained
/ at luncheon at their home on Academy
avenue Thursday evening, after the
Emma Ramsey Norris concert. The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Prof.
and Mrs. J. ]. Mcclellan, Prof. and Mrs.
/ J. r, BOshard, Prof. and Mrs. Clara Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ramsey
The Utah sOrosis met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Evans in
I a special meeting. Mrs. G. +. Cliff was
chosen as a delegate to the WOman'S Fed
and Mrs Flo Speckart as alternate.
Miss Nina Houston and Mrs. B. II.
/ Walters were Salt Lake visitors this
week.
Mrs. T. n. Taylor delightfully."- enter
/ tanned at an autumn party at her beau
| tiful new home on Fifth West street Sat
urday afternoon. The social was given
in honor of the outgoing and incoming Of
the Third Ward Mutual officers. The
house was prettily decorated in autumn
leaves and shades About sixty ladies
were present and enjoyed a very delight
full afternoon of social Caht and music.
An elaborate luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs s. II. Belmont entertained
about twenty Of their friends Monday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. August
BuShel and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BUShel
Of Nebraska. The guests of honor We're
friends of Mrs, Blumenthal in her girl
hood days. and she had not seen them
for twenty years, when they stopped off
at Provo to make her a visit. The even
/ ing was pleasantly passed in games, mu-
sic and the partaking of a dainty
/ luncheon.
Mrs. John W. Guy entertained at her
! home Friday evening in honor of the
Misses Edith and Sarah Champion. a
very pleasant evening was passed.
Mrs. Pearl Thomas was the hostess at
a dinner party at her home Friday after
noon. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Mrs. S. H. Belmont delightfully."- enter
/ tanned about fifteen little folks at her
home Saturday afternoon in honor Of the
l olhlAi DlA ll4tlttN VI MASTER OAuHeN- Inc
afternoon passed merrily in games and
various amuSements.
The Ninteenth Century club met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Sam
/ SChwab. Mrs. Suhr's paper on Foreign
Conquests' was read and greatly appre-
Ciated. Mrs. A J. Hughes gave a very
I Interesting paper on THE Age of Per
/ iCles." Mrs. Sam Schwab was elected as
a delegate and Mrs. a. F. Buckler an
alternate TO attend the Federation of
WOman's clubs TO be held in Salt Lake
next week.
The Relief society workers Of the Fifth
ward delightfully."- surprised Mrs. Olive