Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
provo.

The sorosls club met at the home OF
Mrs, Robert Irvine last Wednesday az.
ternoon Mrs. Sam King gave an lh.
teresting account Of the lie aud labors
OF Jonathan Edwards Miss Hoglands
review OF early Pilgrim HE was well
given, and followed with the closest al
tention, The club adjourned FOR two
weeks an account OF the meeting OF the
Federation OF Clubs TO he held In Lo.
gan next week.
DR.. and Mrs r. W. Taylor left Provo
for 81, Louis Thursday morning. After
visiting the fair the doctor intends WIS.,
itlng medical schools and hospitals IN
several Of the larger eastern cities, be-
fore returning
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Evans, and Mr.
and Mrs, DAVID Vincent, have return.
ed from 81, Louis, aud report their trim
a most pleasant one,
The People OF Provo are looking for
ward with great anticipation to the
concert to be given by Miss Lula Gates
on the evening Of oct II. II has been
some time since her last concert here,
and II will BE- many years before the
pleasure Of that evening viii bee forgot
ten. II Is useless 10 say she viii be-
greeted by a crowded house to welcome
her to her home city next Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Libby OF White
field, y. H. are visiting Mr., Libbys
aunt, Mrs Hannah Smith This Ia their
first visit to Provo which they are en-.
joying very much.
Mrs. Il. n. Irvine has returned from
the worlds fair at 81. Louis. He Wis.
tied other eastern cities while away,
combining business with pleasure.
sss
one OF the most successful meetings
OF the Ladies' Republican club was held
IN the clubrooms last Monday evening
Judge Largent Of Salt Lake City was
the guest OF the evening, and delivered
well prepared address on "Republl-
can Principles" Mrs. Lizzie Thatcher
gave a reading entitled THE old Vlo-
In Mr.. j, b. Nelson, state Treasurer
Dixon and Senator Reed smoot spoke
encouragingly OF the growth and adj
yancement OF the Republican party.
BY special request. Miss Eva Ward
gave a vocal selection, A dainty lunch
con was served, and the remaining part
Of the evening devoted to social chat.
The president, Mrs Kitty Hines, and
her assistants deserve much credit for
their energetic efforts in making the
club one Of social as well as great edu-
catlonal value,
Prof Hickman gave lecture before
the Young Peoples organization OF
sprlngvllle Friday evening
Mr. G, A. GlaEler was a visitor az AL
pine last Monday evening.
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Miss Eva Ward sang In the taber-
nacle during the session OF conference
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Clarence Patten and Joe Nibley
OF salt Lake City we're Provo visitors
last Sunday,
A farewell party was given in honor
OF Mr.. Harry Tromas, at the First ward
social hall Thursday evening After en-
poying an interesting program, re-
freshments were served, and the re-
part OF the evening devoted to
games and music. Mr.. Thomas Ia a
bright energetic young man, with
many friends in Provo,
MIR. and Mrs. Woodhouse intend
spending the winter In California They
may close up their beautiful home, on
First East street, where 70 many pleas
ant social evenings have been spent, by |
their host OF friends,
The Mystic club met at the Kinder
garten rooms Thursday afternoon, an