Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
PROVO SOCIAL NEW S.

Mrs. Kitty Helnes was most pleas
antly surprised by large number Of
her neighbors Tuesday night Bas-
kets or picnic were plentiful and the
evening was spent with music, songs.
recitations, story telling. etc.
Utah Sorosls met at the home of
Mrs Partridge, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Beck presided The papers of
the afternoon were given by Mrs. ZIna
ii. smoot and Mrs Florence Speckart
on Darwin and Huxley Recess Of ten
minutes was taken after which Mrs
Rachel Taft read from her private
journal, many experiences OF
travels through the east. Miss Z.
La Won Pierce told of her experience
at the Niaga 1 falls, Mrs Partridge
assisted. by Mrs. Freda Barnum Cluff
served dainty refreshments. after
which the club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Speckart for the next month. Mrs.
Teenie Smoot Taylor was "A guest for
the afternoon and was invited TO lee
ture TO the club at some future date.
Misses Ada and Cora Dusenberry are
the guests Of Miss Emily Whitney In
Salt Lake City.
Miss Miriam Nelke spent Easter week
with friends In Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Electa Smoot
spent the week In the capital.
Word has been received from Miss
Emma Ramsey that she Will have COM
lpleted her course In music and will
return home IN November. Miss
Ramsey's home Is In Payson, but for
several years she has lived in Provo,
where she has studied vocal music un-
der Prof. Anton G. Lund OF the Brig
ham Young academy. Miss Ram
sey has spent the last three years In
Germany, where her time has been
devoted to the study OF vocal music
and Utah may we'll feel proud OF this
young lady for she has proven herself
thorough student and has made rap
Id progress and has met with much
success Miss Ramsey had the honor
of an invitation TO sing before the Ger
man nobility for which she received a
purse from Prince Henry In acknow-
ledgment Of her ability.
George Atkln OF Milford visited his
sons Shirley and George, Jr., who are
attending the Proctor academy.
Mrs. II. q. Gowans OF Logan, and |
Mrs. d. d. Houiz, Of Provo, are Wis |
itlng their sister, Mrs. william II. i
King in Salt Lake City.
Miss Atchls0n and Miss Peek OF the |
Gordon academy OF Salt Lake City. are |
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer +. Corr !,
man. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Taft gave grand
banquet and card party to the EN- /
ployees and friends OF Y. &. NJ. I. 1
evening The banquet was
given at the Hotel Roberts where ev-
was bright and pretty with
cut flowers for the occasion. The
guests adjourned 20 the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Taft, where the remainder OF
the evening was spent with high five
and vocal and instrumental music.
April was spent by members OF the
18th Century club" at the home OF
Mrs. Rose Moore Searle. The follow
Ing program was carried out: Current
literature Mrs. Rose Schwab: WASH
ngton Irving. Miss ]. Kellogg: early
history OF New York, Mrs. Goodwin:
reading from Irving. Mrs. DeMoisy.
Tub adjourned 10 meet again with Mrs.
Searle in one week.
Mr.. Claudius King ia welcomed in
Provo by a host OF friends. Mr.. King
will continue the study OF law at the
,ffice OF his brother. Samuel A, King.
Miss Emily Davis is a guest Of Miss
Ora Holbrook.
Mrs. Lillian II. Cannon and daughter
harba, are spending the week with
Mrs Hamilton in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Mary Houtz Snow OF brigham.
lily. Is visiting her granddaughter.
Miss Pearl S, Pierce who is attending
he u. Y. academy.
Miss Lorona Chapman OF American |
FORK, has been the guest for the week
Z Miss Irene Evans.
Mrs. Charles Barnes IL making pre-
,arauons for trip TO California with
he club women