The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28
State Society
pRONO.

Provo, Aug 27.-The most elaborate
social event that has taken place IN
our city was the marriage OF Miss Chloe
SmoOt beautiful and charming daush-
Ter of Senator and Mrs. Reed ShoOl
TO Ariel +. Carbon popular ana flsius
young business man OF Logan MhiSH
was sOlemniZed "Wednesday noon IN the
Salt Lake temple. A crowd OF young
people met the bridal party al the sta-
ton in this city win an auto ueC 80, a
Gted with streamers and banners anu
escorted them 10 the home OF the sen
atOr. In the evening a grand feeepTs
tiOn was rendered them az the nome u
The beautiful and spacious lawn was
brilliantly lighted with electric Ilgntls'
entwined with red and pink heffls
Coz hooks and corners were aIidhse1
for the comfort OF the guests A la -
floor was laid and here the young pSo-
ma danced a fuu orchestra being N
attendance. The reception room vas
banked with American beauties WIS
in the parlOr white ana plAh d9 ttttfisii
a large horseshoe or these ped u.Lt "a
flowers SUSPENDED from the bay WIN
dow against a background OF l04 ~
forming a beautiful aicONei MASto -
bride and groom with attendants LGg
ceiVed the congraL ulatlOhs u lHN44
The bride was charming in an ele-
giant gown of white chiffon over Wnilo
satin with duchess lace trlililln Z, 80, 1i1s9
Veda Dixon OF PaysOn acted as DIlGSs
maid and GUY CandOr as best man me
presents were the most expensive ana
elaborate ever received by any DItuS
in our city MI. and Mrs. Carbon leIt
for their new home in Logan IhuIs5
day noon amid a shower or rice anu
good wishes. A.,
Engineer Jarvis and Mr.. and MIS-.
Ffed Buss made a trip TO the reservoir
sites at the head waters or Provo river
and while there they assembled MI baIu'
one or the highest mountains IN = tdII-
Mrs. ]. +. Noyes has returned 10 Hei
il. anafEa
Miss Tressa Lewis of salt Lake Spent
sunday in Provo the guest OF MISS MAUI
Whitehead 80. H.
middle of the week for Kansas cry,
called by the serious illness OF hei
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smoot spent sun
daV in Provo canyon at SprlE6uell.
Miss Viola Withheld is WISHING IN
Salt Lake, guest Of Miss Julia smith.
The home OF Judge \. y. Noon pre-
scented scene OF mlrth MONDAY even
ing, when the SorOsls Juniors entertain
ed cOmpl imentary 10 Miss Amy man
gum, a September bride. during lhe
evening the president IN Dehai OF the
club presented Miss Mangum win the
SorOsis Juniors receipt book containing
contributions from each member Music
was furnished throughout the evening
by Misses Fay Loose, Anna NeWeIl' opal
Noon and Winnie wilkins.
Miss Veda Dixon of PaysOn and Miss
Meta Parkinson of Idaho spent the
week in Provo, guests at the home or
Senator and Mrs Reed SmOOt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. HOdsOn and fam
lily. and Mr.. and Mrs +. T.. Jones ana
family have returned home from PROVO
canyon.
number of her friends Monday evening
at theatre party complimentary TO |
her guests, Miss CleOne Mckendrlck |
of Ogden and Miss Edna Howe or SAT-
Lake.
Mrs A. d. Smith was the charming /
hostess at "a bridge party at her home |
Monday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. j. O.. Graham spent the /
week in the canyon at the Forks
Mrs. T.. o. Chase and Miss Daisy r. !
vine have returned from Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Ward have re- |
turned from salt Lake. after visiting /
their daughter. Mrs. Eliza Ramshaw.
Miss Marie Roberts OF salt Lake spent /
the week in Provo with her parents, |
MI and Mrs. s. X. Roberts.
Leroy Fourier of Colorado is visit /
ing his mother and sisters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Root and two /
children spent Sunday IN Provo, the !
guests Of Mrs. J. c. Graham.
Miss Doresa Eggertsen, a bride-tO-be, /
was the recipient Of a pleasant surprise
party at her home Monday evening in /
the shape of china shower.
Rev. and Mrs Henry Mullan left for /
their home in PocatellO, Idaho, Monday /
afternoon
Mrs. ]. q. Graham entertained at din
Charles Root of Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen is spending a few /
daVs in Provo canyon
The young ladies OF the Mutual I'M
prOvement association of the Second /
ward gave very enjoyable handker-
chief shower Friday evening at the /
ward house i'm honor of Miss Doresa
EEgertSeu.
Miss Nina Hush left Monday for a
months vacation in California.
AIR and Mrs. David Jones have is
Fued invitations for a wedding recep- /
tion 10 be given al their home Thurs /
dav evening September g, in honor Of n
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss II
Mary. 10 George W Brown, which viii n
be solemnized September in the Manu
temple. ii
Miss Grace MettIer and Miss Flora
BOnham have gone TO California. Miss
Bonham will be absent about two
months. but Miss Mettler viii return in
q couple OF weeks
Miss Helen Jenkins OF Logan is visit
Ing here
spent Sunday with friends at Spring
den.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. owen Baum, when their
Walker. T. \. TAYLOR officiated. An
elaborate wedding supper was served.
A quiet home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and AIRS. Roswell Ferre, when their
daughter. Miss Alice, was married to
Edward n. Johnson. The ceremony !
was performed by Evan Wride.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanTrOut of Omaha are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Gewinner.
Mrs w /. Biersack visited in Salt |
Lake.
Miss Allie Smith charmingly enter
tanned a number Of her friends at a
luncheon 81 her home Tuesday after
noon.
Tie Sixth ward choir formed a merry
hay rack party Friday evening going l
10 TimpanOgOs. where a watermelon /
feast was enjoyed, after which a ride /
back 10 town by moonlight inspired 4
singing and merriment The party was
,haperoned by ChOrlster j. W. McAdam / l
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Craven
Mrs. Joseph s. Park nd daughter,
Nelba and LYNNE, have returned home
after visiting Mrs. W. =. Lewis at Park
-Itv.
The Misses Mabel Zina and Aleen ]
Brown OF salt Lake have returned home /
after visiting Mrs. Andrew Hansen