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Show I 50CiETTrvC55' Bneelnl to Tho Tribune. I PROVO. Jan. 14. The leading event of the week was the reception given in hcr.or of the wedding of Miss Ada '11- kins of Provo to Will Evans of Lfhl I The cerTnonv was performed In thr- Salt Lake Temple on Wednesda The brlue j Is one of Provo's most popular youn6 la- dies, and hast been In the office of the Board of Education, assisting Superintendent Superin-tendent Rawllngs of the city schools and ) acting as librarian for the city schools for the past two years. The groom Is j bookkeeper in tho L-ehl Co-op The cou- pie will make Lehl thMr home. The bride v;ls gowned In white crepe de chine I over whlio taffeta silk. Many costly presents pres-ents were given, amng them belnp 1000 I fhures of mining stock, by Jesse Knlcht. uncle of the bride. A delicious wedding supper was served to the following quests Mr and Mrs. Jeeee Knight. L i' Egg) risen. ri-sen. Ralph Panlton. . K Btoltfer, James Clover. Philander ltrwn. J H M I win, William Haws. Rav Knight. Robert Skel-I Skel-I trn. W. M Wilson. N P M.nkmnn. W F. Dunn. Hush Clayton, A J Evans. Lehl, John wilklns, w. O. Besb Perry Fuller, Eureka, Eusene Allen. Frank Koaell, William E Rawlins. A S. So-rensen, So-rensen, E. M Paxman. W. E. Haj-dlng. W. H Tanner. Salt Lake; g Warn.-r. Q I L "Webb Ix-hl: M. Fisher, K..-t Mill Creek Frank Deming. Coalville; E Wilklns, M tW Wilklns, Sarah Ilnrrls. Misses Allie Smoot Ethel Haws. Mattl Warner, I I Flossie Dunn. Bella Wilklns. Olrt Wli-klns, Wli-klns, Maud W llklnr. EJthel Evans. Lehl M Crcindell Warren Coulton. SI t r M;ia- I I gum. Ed Perry, Vivian Hinckley. Elinor Peterson. Lehl, Jan per Bird. Thoma. Hardy, Roy Boron. Bert Wilklns. Misses If Jennie Knight, Vera Riselle, I Chrls-tcneen. Chrls-tcneen. . . Mrs "Ml Bean gave a plenslng enter-t:i'nment enter-t:i'nment honor of her mother. Mrs II Diana Smoot. Tho afternoon was spent In song, sp'-eehmaklng and social chat. A beautiful spread was enjoyed f Mrs J. J Knight was a Salt Lake vls-H- ltor Tuesday and Vi-.)n.-S'lay Henry Boyle of Santnquln spent a few Cava with friends In this city. . . Miss Deltna West of Canada Is vlslt- ing friends in this city. I Miss Laura Robinson was a Lehl lsltor this v. i '-V. 111 Wanless and Nforg Lott of Thi were Pros 0 Visitors I " Miss Jennie Miller of American Fork returned home Monday, after spending a few days with relatives and friends in rrovo. '.an Mallnda Moore is spending a few cays at Pay son. i e Horace Wof finder of Lehl spent Sunday Sun-day at Frovj, tho guest of Miss Edna Pyne. Miss Leona BfcClary I? spending a few tjy.s at American Fork, visiting her mother. e Bert Thorn spent Wednesday at Pleasant Pleas-ant Grovo. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Knight left this week for Cillfornla win r they will spend the winter. Miss Georgia Callawa of this eltv has returned from Mantl where she has been Visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. David Edwards of this eltv was a Provo visitor Tue-dty and Wednesday Barton Edwards of Sugar Cltv Ida,, Is visiting here with his mother, Mrs. David Da-vid Edwards Miss Effle Wajrstaff of American Fork L '.8 visiting Mlrs Emmie Hlndlev ei f MIfs Iona Young of Mona spent Monday visiting at PrOVO. It ' The members of tho Five Hundred Card club gave a hall In tho Mozart hall Thursday Thurs-day evening An enjoyable time was hp- m by a large crowd David T Clark, formerly a resident of PTOV0 but DOW Of Denvw. Colo, is visiting visit-ing his daughter Mrs. A L. Sutton. A. C. Simmons of Spanish Fork was a Provo visitor last we. k. I'tah Sorosls met with Mrs Philip Spr-ekart Mrs King read a very In-ten In-ten ting paper on The French In the Mississippi Valley Miss Alice Reynolds save a very Instructive talk on "Co-Educational Institution." Mrs Gray entertained at dinner at the Roberts hotel on Wednesda evening. Mr and Mrs. Rob Irvine. Mr and Mrs Sam Schawb were the Invited guests Mrs. Hodge Marshall of California Is visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs H W. Da Is Mis Rob Irvine gave a dalnt luncheon on Friday afternoon In honor of her sister. sis-ter. Mrs Hodge Marshall of California. The Nineteenth Century club met at th h m of Mrs e E.Corfman Friday. Mrs Love gave an excellent paper on Samuel Johnson, Rasselas. by Miss isely. M Robert Thorn of Pleasant GrOVl spent a few days at Provo last week. Mi and Mrs Jnc-.t. Evans entertained lh' Happy Hour" club Tw sd iv i wnlng at their beautiful home on Third Beg) and Second North in a most pleasing manner. Tho home was decorated with C'lv.irf. and everything was mad. . 1,. i ful. Mrs J R Sweher and E T Jones won first prize, and Mrs. C. O. Newell and Frank Foutz consolation prizes T-,,se present were Mr and Mrs J.irn. Farrer Charles Decker. E. T. Jone6 David Openshaw. Frank Fnutz W i Stoker John R Sweher. J "U Hson Hyrum Jensen 1 B Syder R A Greens U Harper. Dr Slater. William Rydalch David Vlnc.-nt. J F Van Wagenen I H. MeEwon, J W. Storrs. Andrew Morgan Mor-gan r i I irke. R Murd.'ck. r O Newell B S Chlpman, Misses Mildred Clarke! A'lrgle Chlpmnn Sorena Chlprnan Emnni Geo. Irene Evans Mrs. W. S. Blernach Fpent Wednesdsa In Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs Cooper Anderson Informally In-formally entertained a numir of friend at a muslral Tuesday night. Thoe present pres-ent were Mr. and Mrs W. E (irav W s Blersach, George Havercamp w i I. -I.eri Misses P.uel.ih and 1,,-nnn Hach-man Hach-man Fawn Fu. hr. Mrs O p, Cishorn W B Searle, Rhmerson and Mr Loyd Mr and Mrs H W Davis announce thr engagement of thcli daughter, P- ari. to Mr Jam.-s A Brown, both of Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Adams of Parowan and their daughter r.dla, end Mrs Dr Burt,,n nrere the guests of Mrs. n f - i i .-. n Sunday. |
