Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

provo.
The soroBls club met at the home Of
Mrs. PHI specKart Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Partridge gave an inter-
esting paper, subject characteristics
OF the Japanese Mrs McCuig lol-
lowed with we'll prepared TAX on THE
writings OF Captain John SMITH This
Is the last meeting OF lhe club until
after the Christmas holidays
Mr. 3, Il. smoot Of Robson spent
Sunday afternoon with friends in Pro-
yO,
Mr. Art Gates and Mrs Davis OF Salt
Lake city were Provo visitors last sun.
day
Miss Alta Newcomb was a Salt Lake
visitor sunday and Monday
The largest affair -yen during the
week was the reception giyen at Gym
naslum han, Brigham Young university,
by the Mystic club Friday evening.
The members Of this club comprise tue
young ladies taking kindergarten train
ing at the university Tho hail was
beautifully decorated From the center
OF the room hung a large circle, ro,-
cred with red roses, and electric tights,
around which was nung Coy the m.st
or thread) hundreds Of paper butterflies,
which were Kept constantly moving by
the motion In the room. The co.or
scheme OF red was perfectly carried out.
both In decoration ana luncheon TIE
orchestra was stationed ON the balcony,
ana rendered some beautiful selections
during the reception, after watch dance
lng ana games made the evening very
happy one. The girls having the affair
In charge were BERTHE Walsh, Nellie
clyde, Therese Maescr Bertha Barney,
Lola White, Annie Sharp, Edith Hind.
ley, Helena Roberts, Lizzie Elder, We
torla Otleson, Violet Long. Lula barton,
Ducle Webb, Ada Taylor, Jennie Rowe
Eua Musig, Myrtle NeDcker, vivian
Cram, Mary Bartholomew The chap
erones were Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry,
Mrs, Reed smoot, Mrs $. W. King, Mrs
5, a. King, Mrs. Rob Irvine.
Mr. Rob Wilson spent Tuesday with
friends In Provo
Mr. and Mrs, Buesach entertained the
cara cluD Friday evening at their ee-
giant new home on Academy avenue
rive hundred was the game played A
DAINTY Dutch supper" was served. The
members of the club are: Mr. and Mrs.
sam schwab, Mr.. and Mrs. Havercamp.
Mr., and Mrs Speckart, Mr.. ana Mrs.
searle, Mr., and Mrs. VIII Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A, King, Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bapley.
Mrs Newell, Mrs. Clark Mr. and Mrs.
Sutton, the Misses Lena and Beu.ah
Bachman. The Invited guests were.
MT. Ben Schwab Miss Merriam Nelke
and Mr., and Mrs. a. d. Smith, Mrs.
Busach was assisted In receiving By
Miss Fa'wn Twelyes.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church gave q bazaar Friday evening.
whlch was artstically financially ana
socially a perfect success There were
many beautiful things donated, which
were sold for good price. The pro.
ceeds were donated to the church.
Miss Mooney was visiting in Payson
last week, the guest Of Mrs, OFT.
Miss Ruth Kirkwood has returned
home from Salt Lake City. where She
expects to spend the winter
The Misses Pearl and Maud Davis
were salt Lake City visitors ON Mon
day.
Mr. D. T. Reese Of the state land
board was visiting friends In Provo
Monday.
The band concert given by the Brig.
nam Young university orchestra We'd
nesday evening In College han was
much appreciated by the large audience
present Each number given reflected
much credit on its very able Instructor
Prof, Miller.
MI Charles Carlson OF the Latter
lay Saints university music depart-
nent was I'm Provo Tuesday for the
purpose Of arranging a concert to be
gwen IN the tabernacle By Miss Emma
Ramsey, before her departure for New
YORK, where she has accepted position
Tor the winter
Mrs, B. r. Smoot and children left
Tor their home IN Eureka on Monday
llsnt aiter a visit OF two weeks with
relatives and friends In Provo.
Tho
With Mrs. Sam schwab on Friday after.
noon The home was spent IN a general
discussion on Shakespeare's play of
'Othello."
The Mutual Improvement associations
)f the Fourth ward gave a social I'm
ne ward Westinghouse last evening
A musical program was given followed
by farce called ''The Funny Family" !
Luncheon was served, and social good
lime enjoyed,
A delightful social event Of the week
was the Elks' ball. given Wednesday
evening In the Mozart hail. An on. |
arged orchestra furnished the music.
The ladies were beautifully gowned and
Mrs. Sam Schwab has Invitations ont
Tor a kensington, TO be given 10 tho
members Of the Nineteenth Century |
hub during the holidays.
The new addition 10 the schoolhouse
n the Third ward was opened Tues
lay evening, The members Of the |
board Of education were present and
made short addresses, Many patrons
'njoyed the program given, and all en-
oyed delicious lunch prepared by tn.
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Smith have re-
.urned from the east. where they have
been for the past two months. visiting |
relatives and friends.