Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

PROVO SOCIAL NEWS,
The Woodmen Of the World and the
Women of Woodcraft, and Il number OF
invited friends enjoyed pleasant So
ciable Monday evening at their hall
over the postolllce, the occasion being
the installation Of the officers OF the
lodges, After the installation ceremo.
MES the time was spent IN music song
and dancing, Delicious refreshments
were provided by the ladies' OF the or.
der,
Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Blersach, who
have resided for some time In Logan.
have returned to Provo and Will make
their home here,
Mrs. Alex Robertson Of Eureka visit.
ed Provo friends this week.
Hon. Joshua Greenwood OF Fillmore
was Provo visitor during the week.
The Provo Terpslchore gave another
Of their very enjoyable balls In the Mo.
Fart pavilion Thursday evening.
Wednesday evening the eghty-thlrd
anniversary OF the birth OF Mrs. Ann
n, Jones was celebrated by number Of
the venerable lady's friends at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Samuel II. Jeppers0n
A fine supper was enjoyed by the guests
and the evening was spent IN music and
speeches Of congratulation and extend
Ing wishes for many happy returns
to the guest Of honor,
The "6S" club was entertained Tues
day evening by Mr. ana Mrs w. D.
Roberts, Jr, The prizes were awarded
TO Mr.. X. X, Irvine Jr,, and Mrs. W, b.
Searle.
Miss Maud Graham entertained the
Adllbertum club Wednesday evening
The guests enjoyed pleasant evening
with games and music and partaking Of
delicious refreshments.
Miss Emily Whitney, who has been
visiting with Mrs, w, II. Dusenberry
and daughter, returned to her home
In Salt Lake today
Mrs. susa Y Gates and Miss Emma
Lucy Gates VIII leave for New York
Monday where Miss Gates goes TO iill
her professional engagement under the
management Of Major Pond
very happy wedding reception was
given Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs S. =. Jones In honor Of
the marriage of their son j Milton
Jones, and Miss Lulu Lamoreaux, OF
Logan, which took place IN Logan last
week. The guests were members or the
family and q few intimate friends, VINO
enjoyed a pleasant evening with the us
ual wedding festivities, A sumptuous
supper was served The newly welded
pair have many friends In Utah and
Cache counties and begin their married
life under auspiolous conditions They
have not yet decided whether they VIII
make their home In Provo
The ladies OF the Women's Republic
can club have appointed committees
and have all arrangements under way
TO give q grand ball Friday evening"
January sith In the Mozart pavilion.
Governor Wells and other state ollioers'
and the county and city officers VIII be
invited, and the ladies expect to make
the ball one of the grand social events
Of the season.
The Parents class met Wednesday
evening In College hall, Elder Oscar
b. Young offered invocation, Miss En-
canbrack sang very sweetlY my
Dream of You" Then little Miss Helen
Newell sang, "Shine out o Blessed
star" accompanying herself on the pl.
ano. The little girl is only five years OF
age, and about six months ago began
TO develop talent for music, practleing
at home the songs she learns In kinder
garten, picking out Accomplishments on
the piano with ase and quickness She
has had no assistance, and to near her
sweet bud-llk voice singing to her own
accompaniment IL revelation IN chllu
life. state Superintendent A. &. Nelson
delivered an able lecture on the ''Rela-
tionship OF School and Home" showing
the necessity for cooperation on the
part of teachers and parents, VINO
should be acquainted through visits oil
the teacher to the parents, that trey
might work in sympathetic union Tor
the training Of the child. Parents ana
teachers should be optimlsts, leading
the children to a recognition Of GOD
through the works OF nature, and 20 q
recognition OF mans accountability to
Him, that their faith and their desires
10 live noble and useful lives may be
aroused and harmony and right llVins
may result. At the close the speaker
congratulated the academy and the
people Of Provo on having such an or
ganlzatlon az the Parents class, when
was power for good wherever It's In
nuence was felt.
Mr., and Mrs. James Glove entertained
n few friends Wednesday evening III
honor OF Prof. John p, Meakln. A de-
lightful evening was passed with music
and readings. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Utah Sorosis met In regular session
on Wednesday Jan. 18th, at the parlor
of Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Beck In the chair
The first paper of the afternoon was
given By Mrs, Zlna b. Smoot on THE
Life and Works Of Blackmore,' Atter
a ten-minute recess sixteen members
answered to roll call. The next suD-
iect. I'm the Country Of Lorna Doone,
was presented by Miss Allie Smoot In
very graphic and beautiful descrip-
ton. Mrs. Spreckart followed with an
interesting review OF "LornA D.oone'
After the critics the club auJourned 70