Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31
PROVO

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Mr. ana Mrs. John Stewart enter
tained asfew friends at dinner tRtheir
home Sunday a tern ,l n oon Covers We're YER
laid for 49, ~
Mrs. j.. c. Graham and Miss Maud
have returned from a very pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
BlaclSfoot. Idaho. and Lewiston. Utah.
DR.. d. III. Calder, Postmaster Glove,
George ,ssnoot, w. X Stafford and
Brig Madison have returned from
very enjoyable fishing trip in eastern
Utah.
Miss Jennie Duesnberry OF Salt Lake
/ is Visiting in Provo as the guest Of
Miss Sadie McFadden.
Miss Elsie Moore has returned from
a very delightful visit at Niagara Fails
and other points of interest. Miss
Moore was away a month and reports
a most enjoyable trip,
The Agenda and Forget -ine- mot clubs
enjoyed u days outing on Utah Lake
4 on the oath. They. crossed the lake
over to Saratoga Springs where an
elaborate lunch was enjoyed followed
by battling, supper was taken at
& Ger,iva and the merry party returned
4 to Provo by the. light of the moon:
Mrs. James Daniels entertained at a
family dinner at&LerFhomef on the Gath.
Covers were laid for To-
Miss Sarah Champion has returned to
Provo after a. pleasant visit with
friends in Boilnti ful. Miss Olive Fern
ley returned with Miss CHAMPION and
Will be her guest in Provo for a week
or so.
Misses Lydia and Nette Knudsen
have returned home after a. months
visit with friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. j. III, suttle and Mrs Dean have
returned to Provo after u pleasant visit Y
to their. home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Guy entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor of Park City
friends
& Mrs. John Markwicll was the guest
s of honor Friday afternoon at "a lawn
party given by Mrs. J.55W. Arid at her
beautiful home on Center street. The
guests were members of the Nineteenth
Century club and friends. Sweet sing
ing, social chat and the partaking OF
an elaborate lunch was enjoyed by all.
The event was given as a farewell to
Mrs. Warwick as she. in company with
her husband. are leaving Provo for q
years residence in California. with the
hope that Mr. Warwick will be bene-
fitted In health. Their large circle OF
friends will look forward to their
speedy return to again take up their
home in the Garden city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rae entertained
the young people in honor of Master
Walter Starr. The evening was ner-
.rily passed in games and other amuse-
:ments On Monday evening they en-
tertaincd for Mi. and Mrs. w. B. Starr.
A delightful social and musical even
ing was enjoyed by all
The many friends of Miss Blanche
Kirkwood will be pleased to learn of
her marriage to Allan Vale of Los An
geles which was solemnized In that
city Monday, July 26.
Miss Maud Nelson and Bert Halliday
We're married Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Nelson. About so guests We're
present to make merry the occasion
and offer best wishes to the happy
young couple. Many beautiful ana
useful preson*s were received. An
elaborate supper was served.
MIS-. Flora Bonham entertained at a |
Kensington at her home In honor of |
Mrs. w. p. Starr. About Is lady
friends enjoyed an afternoon Of social |
chat. dainty lunch was served.
Misses Chloe Snoot and Veda Dixon |
and Messrs. Fred Richmond and Jen- I
son formed jolly automobile party on
the oath, going over to Saratoga and |
returning by moonlight.
Postmaster John Peters Of American |
Fork was the guest of Postmaster and |
Mrs. Glove at dinner Tuesday
Miss Veda Dixon has returned to her
home in Payson after a very pleasant
visit IN Provo as the guest of Miss
Chloe Smoot
= Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Graham enter J