Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

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hours pass rapidly and plea sanity az
III left with the kindest FEELINGS allS
Nest OF wishes for the future prosperity
a Mr. and Mrs. Buckler.
The Pro,o Book club met at the
,ome OF Mr.. and Mrs. r 2. Irvine Jr.
Tonday evening the rooms weie BEAU
S,Ily decorated with spring bios
MS DR. Fred Taylcr gave an inter-
Inc and IL ructive talk, subject
~ and Work. OF Ebert Hubbard"
-, musical selections given by Mr..
Mrs. Irvine were very much APP
hated by the guests present. The
,h adjourned TO meet with Miss Mer-
nm Nelke May 3d.
urs Hyrunl Jensen and family are
listing relatives and friends at Nephi.
Mrs W. d, Roberts has gone to Dem
- colo. She VIII remain for some
.'ms visiting relatives ana taking q
long needed rest.
uovor RoyIance has returned from
Nontana, where he has been combin-
Ing business and pleasure
Miss Alice Reynolds expects TO leave
Ion FOR st. Louis. where she will at
nd a session of the Federation Of
woman's clubs, afterward entering col
lree for the summer
NeN
Mrs. W. II. King spent Monday in
Provo the guest of her sister, Mrs. d.
D Houtz.
Mrs. L. L. Num- and Mr.. Smith left
Monday for the east.
Mrs. Hams Of Frisco is the guest Of
Mrs. W. J. Dunn.
The Second Ward Dramatic club gave
very creditable performance In the
ward house Thursday evening.
The new ranch on Provo bench for the
summer
concert was given in the Third
ward westinghouse Friday evening,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large audience present. 1t was under
,he direction of l.. X. Stewart. who dos
mated the proceeds to the ward.
Perfectly planned was the surprise
Marty given Mn and Mrs. b. II. Bull
lock Wednesday evening. With lunch
con baskets flowers and happy antiei-
nations jolly crowd took possession of
their pretty little home. The evenings
entertainment was games, music and
dancing. Those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs, John Stewart, Mand Mrs Scott
stewart, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Roberts,
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Stewart, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sam Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Bullock, Mrs. Electa Bullock, Mrs, I'm
ma Bullock, Mrs. Martha II. Bullock,
Mrs c. Il. Broadbent, Mrs William
Beesley Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Mr., and
Mrs, Hannah Tucker Mr. A. o. Smoot,
Mr. Isaac Bullock Misses Mamie Bees
ley, Bertha Broadbent, Sadie Broad
bent, Allie Smoot, Fern Smoot, Phebe
Campbell, Ethel Broadbent, Mr. Dean
Tucker,
Samuel Swinyard of West Jordan is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Govt.
An excellent audience assembled az
the Fourth ward Westinghouse Thurs
day evening for the purpose of enjoy-
lng perfectly planned musical pro-
gram. Each number given showed care,
study and talent and was much appre-
clated By the large audience present
The Young Mems Republican club
met Wednesday evening at the Ladies'
club rooms, and was highly entertained
and instructed by the excellent program
rendered.
Mr.. W. D. Livingston was visitor
at the Brigham Young university on
Thursday
The Sorosls club was the guests OF
Mrs. Ward Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Hogland gave an excellent talk, sub
ject, Russian War" An instructive
paper was given by Miss Bulah Bach
man, THE Laws OF Utah In Regard to
Women" Dainty refreshments We're
served, Mrs. S, S. Jones was guest of
the club.
The largest affair Of the week was the
social evening given by the Odd Fei-
lows at their elegant rooms In the
smoot block, The dainty flowers Of
spring furnished decorations Tor table
and rooms, The following program FUR
nlshed pleasant entertainment for part
OF the evening; Song, by little Miss
Homer; recitation, Master Dick SUIT
ton; lecture, the Rev. Mr.. Simpkin OF
Salt Lake City; solo. Miss Verda Post.
A most bounteous banquet was served
10 about 200 guests, and the wee small
hours found the guests still enjoying
the dance,
NTH. L. A. Culmer will give lecture
on art on the evening OF May In
College hall at the Brigham Young
university, The ladies Of the NiiVeenth
Century and Sorosis clubs have the ar
fair In charge.
Misses 1sley and Pond entertained the
Nineteenth Century club Friday after
noon. The time was given TO readings
from Tennyson. Dainty refreshments
were served,
Mr.. Van Dyke was a Provo visitor
last Sunday.
One OF the most delightful affairs OF
me season was the social given
Wednesday evening IN the First ward
amusement hall Those entertaining
were Misses Fay and Erma Loose, zella
larTer. Vira Stores, DE Lilly Cuff
Hazel Howe, Ruby Taft. Edith Hindley
hhd Yea Elliott. The hall was beautl-
iully decorated for the occasion, the
color scheme was pink and green. Two
coy corners and an artistlcally ar
ranged punch bowl stand. proved places
OF attraction during the evening, Miss
ray Loose presided at the punch bowl
hnd daintily gowned as she was, formed
Il pretty picture. Dainty Refreshments
were served, and gay evening spent In
social chat and dancing Among those
present were Misses Ada Dusenberry
4 berdie Cluff, Hazel Taylor, Nina Tay-
lor Vera Ray, Efiie Howe, Nora Berg
Marian Duglas, Mr.. Accord, Mr.. Ande-
IN, Mr.. Fuller Mr., shrly Atkln, Mr.
4 merle Taylor, Mr. Elmo Dusenberry
or Ralph Jones, Mr.. Ephralm Cluff
nt VIII Bassett and Don alexander,
large crowd OF people from Salt
il Lake City have been IN Provo today
Il ior the purpose Of seeing the athletic
4 contest between che students Of the
n ,Atler'day Saints university and the