The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
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PROVO June li.--One Of the elaborate
social functions OF the season was given
sundav evenins by Mr. and Mrs. Z B.
Corfman at their beautiful home on East
First North, the occasion being the Tf-
teenth Anniversary of their wedding;
seven course dinner was served TO about
fifty guests on the beautiful lawn. The
tables were arranged IN the shape OF a
hollow square and artistically decorated
strewn with green. White roses We're
Used as favorz. Toasts were responded
TO in an entertaining manner. jacob
Coleman acted as master OF ceremonies
and introduced the toastnaster Of the
evening. d. II. Roberts, who clevery IN
troduced the speakers. Mrs. Inez Knight
ture and Feeding of a Husband: George
Havercamp 70 old Bachelor DAYS; I.
Il. Masters to The Newly ,Weds': T. E.
an Old Bachelor and a Mad T The
serving was under the direction of Mes
DANES Brisco. Newconob and Durlee. and
the young ladies' who assisted Ia the
serving were the Misses Irvine Hsver-
camp Southerland, Newcomhe. Sutton.
Bailey, Williams and uoagland. The fol-
Mrs. Jacob Coleman. Enh sutton, George
IIavercamp j W. Y. Whi,ecotton, s n.
i, Goodwin. VIII Breeton. Alva Nelson. o.
w. Bailey. Alex Headquist, wan Rob
erts. Grant Bagley. r. Il, Irvine g NJ
Twelves. Ire X Masters Thomas VIII
liams Jesse knight, William Knight
Eugene Allen, Lester Mangum: J, j.
Mrs. Westwood. Messrs. Ben Schwab and
King. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwab.
Music was furnished by Professor Gud-
mundson's string orchestra
One OF the unexpected weddings whicf
OF A. FL Nlcoll to Miss Gladys Hazelrigg
OF San Francisco. They were married in
Salt Lake this week and viii make their
home in Provo
Miss Ethel Noon of Salt Lake left for
her home Tuesday evening. after spend
was accompanied by Mrs. Dora Penroid
Chase. who will be the guest OF Miss
| Noon for the next few days.
Mrs George Humphres. after spending
| a few days in Provo visiting friends and
relatives, has returned 10 her home in
Salt Lake
An elaborate affair of the week was the
scarce rsGfeom ON syfn Ss M evenf enG Mrs
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester W, Searle
| (formerly Miss La Prele Scott), who We're
married in the Salt Lake, temple
| w Wednesday. The parlor was beautiful
! ly decorated with pink and white peo-
nIes, the same color scheme being used
throughout the house, An elaborate sup
per was served In the rose trimmed din
Misses Alean and Loresm searle and
| Miss Matte Daley, The bride was
charming In a gown Of white crepe de
chene with crystal trimmings. The young
couple will make their home in Provo.
Mrs. John G Ryan and daughter Kath-
crime of Salt Lake are visiting In Provo
for few days with Mrs. Sarah Eggert-
son CluE. mother OF Mrs, Ryan.
Miss Norma Havercamp and Miss Dor
othy Newcomb are home for the summer.
after spending the winter in Salt Lake
at Rowland hall.
nond. Canada, are visiting friends and
| relatives In Provo, and are the guests
OF President and Mrs, George II. BrLm-
hall
The Federated women's clubs OF the
first district held their fourth annual
convention IN this city last week There
Was a large attendance from all clubs
OF Spanish Fork, Lehl, Ma apleton. Spring
Vile, Heber and Provo. Mrs. a. ]. Cor
man, the state president from Salt Lake.
was also down, There was a splendid
proer mme at both morning and after
noon sessions.
Mrs. John r. Twelves gave a wedding
reception in honor OF her son, r. Dean
Twelves and Miss Edna Sorenson. who
were married at S o'clock Tuesday morn
ing a the home of Mrs. Twelves, Bishop
Joseph A. Buttle officiating. 4 wedding
breakfast was served. The rooms were
prettily decorated with roses. The young
couple left after the wedding for a short
honeymoon, after which they Will make
their home in Provo.
Mrs Ray Booth Harris of scofield is
spending several days in Provo this week
visiting friends and rela tives,
Mrs Sarah Souter entertained few
friends at dinner last Sunday in honor OF
Mir and Mrs. Fred Robinson OF Salt Lake
City. Covers were laid for twelve, and
the rooms were cleverly decorated In red
and white roses.
Mrs NJ, l. Bushman Will entertain the
Daughters OF the Mormon Battalion at
her home next Monday afternoon. An in
terestlng programme has been prepared,
Miss Manila Durfee of Eureka was the
guest OF honor at delightful party given
evening. The evening was made merry
with games and dancing, after which re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Alfred Loveless entertained the
II. and II. club at her home Tuesday af-
ternoon. The rooms were adorned with
spring flowers The afternoon was pleas
antly enjoyed by all present and the time
was spent In sewing and games Those
Ted Hatton Mrs. ]. f McClelan. Mrs
c, + Dixon. Mrs, q 4. Cuff. Mrs. Upton
Hoover. Mrs. Frank Hoover. Mrs. j. II.
Beck. Mrs. C. 4 Smith and Mrs. S.
EODDlJ-
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Holbrook have
just returned from a short stay In Og-
den and Salt Lake
Miss Dorty Forsythe OF Salt Lake is
spending the week In Provo with friends
Mrs. D. L. Walick entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon ct her home on East
Center street
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Adams OF
Brooklin announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Elanor Foster. TO the
Rev. Phillip King OF Provo; The we'd
ding will take place June - The Rev.
Mr.. King is pastor OF the local Congre-
gat!onsl church,
:. cable reached here the latter part OF
the week announcing that Bishop T. \,
Taylor and Mrs. Taylor had reached
Naples. Italy, where their son, Sterling.
met them Sterling has been on a. mis-
sion IN Europe for TWO years. They Will
all tour Europe for three months.
Mrs w. c. Gibby gave A reception at
the Sixth ward meeting house In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Hicks, who were
married Wednesday in the Salt Lake
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