Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29
Provo.

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each room, throughout the house, an
tumn leaves were arranged On most ar
tistic design The decoration OF the I'm
yitatlon and tally cards carried out tn
| autumn thought Cards furnished th
amusement during the afternoon. Thl
prize was won Dy Mrs. Jones. Ddlntl
refreshments were served The guesu
were Mrs. John Twelyes. Mrs Newell
Mrs Leon BaChman, Mrs Jesse knight
Mrs. Corfman, Mrs Reed Smoot. Mrs
j, j. knight Mrs d. ID. lloutz, Mrs
Ed loose Mrs. Arid Mrs. Evans, Mrs
Roylanoe. Mrs, McEwan, Mrs. Ben
Bachman. Mrs H. d. sutton, Mrs
Hayercamp, Mrs Robert Irvine, Mrs
Grant Bagley. Mrs Phil Speckart, Mrs
Thomas Yates Mrs j. j. Num-, Mrs. h.
J., Jones. Mrs Slater. airs. WestWood,
Mrs. King, Mrs George, Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Beck, hrs Edith Martin, Mrs.
Moore, and Misses Flora Twelyes, Beu-
lah Bachman, Carrie Sutton, Lena
Bachman, Halle Burg OF Denver, ana
Mrs j. d. Roberts Of sprague Wash,
President and Mrs, Joseph F, Smith
were guests Of Senator and Mrs, Reed
smoot Monday and Tuesday
Mrs Phcoba Y. Beattle and daughter
Hazel were guests OF Mrs. Ida Smoot
Dusenberry during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dougal Of Salt
Lake city spent Sunday and Monday
IN Provo. guests Of Mr. George $. Tay-
Tor and daughter Hazel,
Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Jensen Of Heher
spent Monday visiting friends In Provo.
The observance OF Founders dag -
the students and faculty OF the Bra
ham Young university proved a a..
long 10 be remembered by the people o.
Provo as we'll as the student body.
with class banners, class colors, and
the university white and blue, the pro-
cesslon Of students, 1900 I'm number,
presented a most picturesque sight. The
exercises We're held at the tabernacle,
presided over by President G. H. Brim-
hall Visitors occupying seats ON the
stand were; President Joseph r. Smith,
President A. II. Lund, Apostle Reed
Sm0ot Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Dougall,
and Mrs B. Y Beatie'
Miss Annie Pike has been IN Provo
spending a few days visiting her sister.
Mrs. Florence Woodhouse.
Apostle Hyrum Smith spent Sunday
In Provo,
The beautiful home Of Mr. and Mrs.
s. A. King was the scene Of a happy
event Wednesday evening. A musical
given In honor Of their many Democra-
tic friends which was uniquely planned
and pleasantly carried out, Fall flowers
were arranged throughout the house.
The musical numbers given were:
Piano selection, Miss Pearl Taft; reel
tation, Bula Stores piano selection, Eff
file Howe; recitation, Mrs Pearl Yates;
piano selection, Mrs, Rob Irvine; song,
Miss Hazel Taylor plano selection,
Prof, Lund bass solo Mr.. w. y. Rob-
erts. After the program a dainty lunch
con was served. The guests present
were Mrs, Lizzie Gillespie. Ne. S. Play
ner May Farrer May Knowlden, lille
Tweves. Dlantha Worsley, Jennie
Thomas, Bessie Williams Mary Hoda-
way, Celestia Strong, Teenie Thomas.
Pear Yates. Phil SpeCkart, Rob Irvine,
y. Partridge, j. J. Brown, Harris. w.
D. Roberts, Frona Twelyes. William NJ.
Royhnce, W. r. Henry, W. II. Brown,
Matte Beebe, Matte Brown, Taylor, 4.
~ Taylor o. II Berg, Hannah Jones,
David OpenshGY, Hyrum Jensen. Har-
per, George T. Howe, Alice Newell,
George stores. Matte Williams, G. O.
Newell, Lydia Holloway and Misses
Holloway, Mary Henry Rula Williams,
Bertha Nielsen, Emma and Annie New
ell Flora Berg, Bula Stores, Jennie Dus-
Pearl Taft Ehie Howe, Hazel
Taylor, Birdie Cluff, Flora Twelves,
Flora Moore and Nellie Holden,
Mrs, Corfman spent Sunday and Mon.
day In Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs Hendrlckson and daugh.
ter Irene OF Logan have been the guests
OF Prof, and Mrs. Osmond during the
week.
Mr.. Art Gates Of Salt Lake City spent
Sunday in Provo,
Mr.. James sprunt was a Provo visitor
on Tuesday,
President A. II. Lund spent Sunday
and Monday In Provo visiting Prof. and
Mrs. a. C.. Lund
The Sorosls club met al the home Of
Mrs, Rob Irvine Wednesday afternoon.
An interesting report Of the meetings
N the federation, held In Logan, was
given by Miss Beulah Bachman Mrs.
HeadQulst gave a review Of the current
events an dthe club adjourned to meet
At the same place In one week.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
Friday meeting with Mrs Hayercamp.
Mrs Marwick's paper ON "King Lear" [
was followed with the closest attention |
md thoroughly enjoyed by an present |
Mrs Sutton's selection OF readings were /
'ery choice, and proved most interest |
ng.
Mr. Irvine Emmett has spent the past
week In Provo.
Miss Alice Kirkwood entertained
ionday evening I'm honor Of Miss Dot
'ncent, who left this week for the
purpose Of attending college IN Ohio.
he home was prettly decorated for the
ccason with fan leaves and flowers
)alnty refreshments were served. The
uests we're Mr. and Mrs Don Gee.
lr and Mrs. John Carter. Misses Eva
Ward. Catherine Riley Bertha Burles.
liza Jones, Edna Nelson Sadie and
ielle Gray. Blanche KirlSwood. Mr..
eel Gee, Alvin Nelson. Alvin Bower.
II. Bower, Roy Bower, Bert Bailey,
mt Kirkwood Charles Bailey ana DR..
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