Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
EsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, N0YFNIBl


Mutual Improvement associations Of
the Fifth ward, gave farewell party
In the ward meetlnghouse wednesday
evening In honor of Nh Geo. Talmage'
who left yesterday for mission 10
New Zealand The numbers on the
program were AN well rendered
piano selection was given by Miss CON
A song by Miss Annie Newell MISS
Dee Henry gave % recitation. and the
experiences Of lady missionaries was
the subject OF an interesting talk 10y
Violate Elliott. Luncheon. WISHING
and social chat occupied the latter puft
Of the evening Many were the expfes-
sIons of encouragement kindly iqcling
and sincere wishes FOR profitable mise
sionary labor and a safe return
Mrs Rob Irvine ana Mrs Grant Bag
ley have issued Invitations for q Aen-
8ington FOR Monday afternoon
Prof ana Mrs John G. Swenson
spent Thanksgiving day in Pleasant
Grove the guests Of thlcr sister" me
Misses Mary and eliza Swensou
Senator Reed Smoot win leave Provo
Monday for Washington D. c. where
he expects TO remain until the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Denhaltcr entertained the
members Of the Rugby team from salt
Lake city at Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday afternoon. The table decor
atlons were flowers and ferns Covers
were laid for rs.
a number Of theater parties were
given Thanksgiving night to see 1.-THE
HILLS OF California"
The Primary association Of the
Fourth ward. gave Thanksgiving
program followed ov % farce, IN the
ward house. on Thursday evening Tho
house was crowded and the organiza-
ton realized a profit " about Slj.
Mr. ana Mrs. Jessie Knight and
daughter Jennie. gave Thanksgiving
dinner party at their home ON First
south street Thursday evening. The
table was beautifully decorated with
ferns aud flowers The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar wilkins. MT. and
Mrs. r. n. Allen. Miss Clara Allen, Mr.
VIII Allen and Mr. Lester Mangum'
The ban given by the music depart
ment Of the Brigham Young University
Wednesday evening proved a pleasant
social success, The hall was comfort
ably filled, and those present will al
ways recall the evening as one Of per"
feet pleasure
Miss Mary Thompson has returned
from the east. where she has been the
past two months visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Dulce Webb, Miss Annie Sharp,
Miss Lula barton and Violet Long, are
spending their Thanksgiving vacation
with their parents at Lehi.
Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenberry, assisted
By Mrs G. a. Glazler Mrs Myron
Newell and Miss Hazel Taylor was
hostess at a family dinner party. given
at her home. on First East and Fifth
North streets. Thursday afternoon.
yellow and green was the color scheme
the dining table the center piece was
a bouquet Of large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. from which smIlax and ferns
were twlned 10 the four corners OF the
table. Those present were, Senator
and Mrs Reed Smoot, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. Smoot, MIR Geo. $. Taylor and
daughter Hazel Mr. and Mrs c. a.
Glacier Mr.. and Mrs. Myrou Newell
the Misses Emma, Flora and Annie
Newell Nina Taylor Merle Taylor,
Wilson Glazier, Maine Glazer and
Miss BERTHE Walsh.
Mr.. George Morris OF Salt Lake city
was visitor IN Provo on Monday.
Many theater parties are arranged
for this evenings performance Of Jess
Of the D'urberylles BY Miss Florence
Roberts
Mrs. Susie Young Gates gave
"hOuse warming" at her elegant new
home In Salt Lake City Friday evening,
to which number Of Provo people
were Invited,
Miss Nellie Clyde Is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents at Heber City.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Broadbent Of
Heber are In Provo, the guests Of Mrs.
Broadbent.
Among the many who entertained at
dinner Thanksgiving day, were Mayor
and Mrs Roylance. Mr.. and Mrs. T, A.
TAYLOR. Or. and Mrs. NJ. IL Hardy Mr.,
and Mrs. Harvey Cluff and Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine.
a crowded house greeted Miss Flor
ence Roberts at the theater on Friday
evening She appeared to very good
advantage In her play Of "Haza.'
Mr. Livingston Of Mantl was visiting
here this week,