Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.


A large and apreclative audience
greeted Elders b, H. Roberts Sunday
evening at the Stake tabernacle, where
he lectured on "T'he Secondary Purpose
NJ the Mission OF Jesus Christ"
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The X. Of p, hall In the Knight block
was brilliantly lighted and decorated
Wednesday evening, for the annual en-
lertalnment OF the knights and their
guests Great credit ~ due the sweet
hearts and wives for the delicious sup
per served,
The following is the program carried
ont By Utah soross club at the home Of
Mrs Samuel A. King, Wednesday af-
tenOon Mrs, Rachel b. TAFT, in
most realistic manner, took the ladies'
on an imaginary trip for "A Week in
wales" "By-gone Wales" was treat
ed by Mrs Cordela Beck. "Welsh
Literature was reviewed by Mrs Anna
Evans. talk on the Welsh Eistedd-
iod' was given by Mrs. Edna h. Houtz,
Mrs Osborne gave the critics report,
Adjournment was taken for one week
TO meet at the same place
Wednesday evening, the 18th, Ami
yarsary OF the Congregational church
was celebrated, The program as car
rIed out was
Violin solo ,.,..u.J. A, Van Norsdall
Historical sketch . Miss Alice M. Isely
selection .,u,,,o,,n,. Male quartet
"reminiscences, Rev. S, c. Brown, ID, ID,
plel ",,.rr',,'',,,,,',, Mrs.
Elmer II, Corfman and Miss Williams
Roil call with responses,
Selection ,...,..,,. Ladies' Quartet
Refreshments were served and u very
pleasant evening spent,
The annual ball for the employees
given at the State Mental Hospital, was
0ne Of the pleasantest Of the season
Dr. and Mrs NJ, H. Hardy left moth
Ing undone that would add to the al
fair 70 make It the success It proved to
be, The decorations were elaborate and
beautiful Lunch of coffee, chocolate
sandwiches, cakes, fruits and cream
were served, The punch bowls were
presided over by Miss Hethe Hardy and
Little Miss Bennett. a recess in the
dancing was taken at 1890, when Mr.
Eph, Homer as spokesman took occa-
sion TO thank Dr. Hardy for his many
acts Of Kindness and consideration for
those employed by him. A very sub
sianlial chair of antique oak with
leather trimmings, was then presented
10 him as a token Of their regard, The
hall was we'll filed with friends from
PROVO and many We're present from
outside towns The following is a par
ll9l list Of the guests; Mr.. and MRS.
watkins Snow, Houtz, Bean, Berg,
Dixon, Belmont Hickey, Rawlings,
rage Homer John, Loyeless, Mark
nam, Taylor McEwan, Harding Beeby,
feaN Durrant, Farrer, Peay, Ross,
Moore, Roper, Holman, Harris, Rust,
Hines ana sister, Medium, Bower,
g,onoyer Fuller Burrell, Gatherum,
fegusen, Baum, Jensen Harding. Hol-
man, Crane, Stores, Moyle Moss, NASH
Martin Thompson, Lane. Stewart,
strong, Lewis, Harrison, strong, Fitz-
gerald, Boothe, Smoot Cluf, Bennett,
Morse, Brown, Evans,
Miss La Prele spafford Of Annabella
9eyler county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
hrs Grace Of Nephl has been a guest
week. So, w ~
Mrs Reed smoot Is entertaining her
wler Mrs Lola L, Bateman Of Salt
Lake City
Mrs Teenle Smoot Taylor left Thurs
gay afternoon In company with her sis
YER Mrs Ida S. Dusenberry, TO attend
b hlt NATIONAL Council Of Women, to be
ne,a at Washington, D, c., Feb 49, The
agies win be gone several weeks and
, Tu 90 considerable sight seeing during
Attorneys Grant G.. Bagley and Sam
g Ci a, King were visitors in Salt Lake
wy during the week.
~ Ine Terpslchore ball. given at the
%olsrt pavilion. was very much like all
"S predecessors
at ana Mrs. Paul N, Mum left for
uuvnVer Wednesday morning, where
u'ey VIII stay ten days.
or, 80
81 tne aged OF the Second ward were
ne RECIPIENTS Of a grand feast We'd
unsusy NJ the meeting house. Chairman
ihlSS1,afchman With a. large corps of
au'S and gentlemen, are receiving
MANY many expressions OF gratitude for their
oltlIing Efforts In making the affair a
grand success. ''N ''''"''
Wa, a9d Mrs L. O. Taft entertained
tr,.uueslay evening informally. their
uFnus MI. and Mrs r. r.. Irvine Tr.
H.. ana Mrs, Samuel A. King Mr. and
"'S Grant c, Bagley,
n
his Elmer y, Corfman Is welcome
monle again after an absence az two
Iowa. WI" her parents N
a. ibo mom.an's Republican club met
~ rOut' mousse Monday evening
Yann,ai -lllly q Clun presided Mrs
ian p,t nonnett 0cted as parliamentary
Uap,rt'ub aphlcal sketch Of Alexander
s,swa,.,e was ably given by Mrs
Mts e. current events were given by
Wlnlo,.'' lneid. Review OF the life Of
CnT W Mcklnley was given by DIT.
AIM. Cluu adjourned to meet Feb. 10,
" hume OF Mrs Mary Vincent
III a.
wssGGgs PARENTS club met at College hall
10 AM . .flauy evening when they listened
Wait oo lecture given by Prof W. M.
must. on lhe Puritan Home. Several
mpcb a, selections were given and very
NUN appreciated. " ' "
n,
daurh,sa Knight, assisted by her
evebin. Dolly entertained Tuesday
prsssr, informally at cards. Those
chsbsD We're ,, Mr. and Mrs. James Reu-
Mr er1 ~ ana Mrs Jacob Evans,
una Mrs BENJAMIN Bachman.
M and Mrs c..