The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-06
PROVO
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PROVO, Juno 5,--A party of young
people of Provo enjoyed an outing on
! horseback to Springfield on Monday.
| Those taking the trip were Mr.. and Mrs,
Wells Brimhall, Miss Alice Smoot, Miss
Misses Leona and Mamie Billings and
Miss Roy Hinchcliff. Mrs. Electa Bull
lock and Mrs. Hannah Tucker drove up
the canyon at noon and took luncheon
with the young people.
Miss Hazel Lefler of Provo and Eern
Walker Of American Fork wcro married
Wednesday noon in the Salt Lake tenn
pie and returned to Provo the same
evening, where n reception and we'd
pie at the home of the bride s parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leflcr. Only members of
the families Of the contrac ting parties
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Will make their home in American Fork.
Mrs. Eugene Jones and Mrs. Della
Teosdale entertained on Tuesday ri the
home of the latter in compliment TO
Miss Fern Holloway, juno bride,
The decorations were crepe paper and
vailing colors. Miss Holloway was
the recipient Of many beautiful china
pieces.
university on Wednesday evening TO the
honor men, the members Of the faculty
and their partners. Professor h. >.
Hinckley presided as toastmaster, and
was assisted by Professor Osmond. The
affair was very successful.
s. ID, Johnson and wife Of Springville
left here Friday for Evanston, Ill, to
be present at the graduation of their
son Heber, who has been attending the
Mro
Johnson expect to be away about
month, and will visit throughout the
east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schwab and family
left Tuesday for San Francisco and
other coast cities. where they expect to
spend the greater part of the coming
summer.
Miss Nellie Bean of Richfield is visit
ing in the Garden City this week, the
guest of Mrs. W. A. Williams,
Mrs Delpha Teasdale visited rela-
tives and friends in Nephi on Sunday
and Monday.
Ray Hinchcliff of Ogden spent the
last week in Provo with friends.
Jethro NJ. Rydalch of Burley, Ida,
is here visiting his brother, Attorney
W. +. Rydalch.
Mrs. Mary Church is visiting her
son Fred in Salt Lake this week.
Miss Ethel Gardner of Thistle is
visiting in Provo this week with her
sisters, Misses Cecil and Hazel Gard
ner.
Miss Senith Chapman OF American
Fork was the guest Of Miss Bessie Chip
man in Provo this week.
The 1909 graduating class OF the B.
Y. university enjoyed an outing at
Wildwood, Provo canyon, on Monday;
The time was spent in fishing and
roaming over the hills.
Mrs. John Howe entertained large
number Of friends at her home. on Mon
day evening in honor of her husband S
birthday. After Jolly evening of
games and music, refreshments were
served
Mrs. Tillie Foster, who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Fredrick Cliff of
Provo, has gone on trip 10 the Vel
lowstone park. She will visit Seattle
and the coast during the summer
months.
It was pleasing sight to witness the
assembling of the j. p. K. johnson
family and relatives and few invited
friends in the grand family reunion at
There were assembled about 125 people
to do honor to the venerable patriarch,
who has passed the eighty-fifth mile
stone and is still hale and hearty. A
sumptuous repast was served at
CLOCK n. M, after which an entertain
ing programme was rendered. consisting
Of recitations, solos, songs aud speeches.
A dancing party for the younger p6
tion of the family was given in the
evening and was very much enjoyed, j.
?. r. johnson came to Utah in 1855 with
company Of 500 people. Out of that
number $50 died from cholera while
coming up the Mississippi and crossing
the plains. Among them were two Of
Mr.. Johnson s children.