Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
provo.

mes entertainment
Ace O. C. Newell informally enter
M number OF her friends at
i9lilVV narty Tuesday evening. The ta-
e,uHC Ne beautifully decorated with car
po,lons and smylaA Covers were lald
i0r SIX
go. plersach Of Missouri Is the guest
~ son. Mr.. Biersach OF Provo. she
ol . ns' To- remain until after the
Cbrlstmas holidays.
The sixth ward bazar viii open Mon
d.v morning, Dec. 5, at the old taber-
Uscle. Judging from the amount OF
,'nrk mat has been accomplished oy the
,sJles during the past two months IN
lH"aiitv md quantity II viii surpass
anything OF the kind ever given IN
Provo
,tre John r. Twelves, entertained
Wednesday evening at n pleasantly ar
,orged dinner party. with the beautl-
ni aowers. linen, cut glass and silver,
the table presented a pretty picture
Miss Ada Dusenberry was a Salt
lake visitor on Monday.
Mr. Joe Smith Of Lehi arrived in
provo from Berlin Monday morning.
Mr. smith has been studying music Of
some OF the leading professors OF Ger
many. for the past two years. He has
oceepied a position as instructor IN the
music department Of the 3, Y uni
Verslty. His many friends welcome
MIN home, and are pleased TO note the
excellent progress he has made during
bis absence
The recital, given last evening In col
iepe hall by Miss Maud May Babcock,
vas I'M every way most excellently rem
dered. From the beginning to the end
f the program she carried her audit
erca with her into the different scenes
N No. Miss Babcock Is one OF the art
ms who viii always find a welcome
al the 3, Y, university
Mrs Roberts, who has been visiting
her mother Mrs G, d. Clark for the
rast month has returned to her home
n Denver
The pretty home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
George Howe on Academy avenue was
the scene OF a pleasantly arranged din
ner marty Monday evening. The table
decoration was a profusion Of pink and
red roses. The guests present were
Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Tweiyes, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Farrer Mr. and Mrs, John
Farrer Mr. and Mrs. Denhalter Mr.
and Mrs. v. A. Barney, Mr. and Mrs,
Jpssie smith Mr. and Mrs Joseph MUIR
dock, Miss Florence Taylor and Miss
Enie Howe,
Miss Jennie Knight entertained at a
pitt party at the home Of her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie knight. The
invited guests were Miss Josie Barton,
Miss Sytha Brown, Miss Lucille Young,
Miss Lizzie Summer Miss Clara Allen,
Miss Ellie Howe, Mr.. Jean Roberts, Mr.
Wll Howe, Mr. Pete Peterson, Mr.. Dan
smith. Mr. Lester Mangum and Mr.,
VIII Alexander
Miss Maurice Hales Of Mammoth Is
Provo visitor she is the guest OF her
mother Mrs, Brown
Mr. A. G.. Hatch was visiting friends
ln Provo on sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Adams have returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
Do St. George
number Of prominent Provo people
took advantage Of the excursion 70
American Fork this afternoon
A prettlly arranged ohlidren's party
was given by Mr. and Mrs Holbrook in
honor NJ the birthday anniversary OF
their daughter Florence, Monday eyen-
ING, The evening was made happy for
bout IS little friends with songs, music.
games and a delicious luncheon,
NJ John Walsh OF Pennington spent
Thursday IN Provo, visiting his chill
dren who are attending the r. Y. uni
leNity
Miss Maud May Babcock was the
guest OF Miss Angie Holbrook on Fri
cay
The Card club was entertained on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant @. Bggley The home was ar
usllcally decorated and everything,
even 10 the smallest detail was perfect
" planned for the pleasure OF the
invited guests, Those present were
~ and Mrs, Yates Mr.. and Mrs VIII
ROBERTS Mr. and Mrs. Corfman, Mr.
Anl Mrs' Newell, Mrs. c. d. Clark, Mr..
ana hS. Sullon, Mr. and Mrs. Haver-
amp Mr. and Mrs, Searle, Mr.. and
nIs' Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Irvine,
mE ana Mrs. J. r.. Twelves, Mr.. and
@Is BuIsach, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil speck-
Nv Nc and Mrs. Ben Schwab, Miss
"''lain Nelke and Mr. Ben Schwab
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NJ corfman was a Salt Lake visitor
on Friday
me Provo Book club held its first
meeting OF the season at the home OF
aus, " c, Nuvell Monday evening. The
.ehug was devoted 20 auctioneering
~ ast years magazines and books, TO
Ne aluerent members OF the club. II
~ we desire OF the club to open free
tGgullc library. They have applied to
SaIhegie' for funds and are I'm re-
,elpI Of Two favorable replies. The mat
sH may be submitted to the city coun-
w, az us next session, and every eff
Ws made to accomplish this worthy
eSnue'.eHlng' The members OF the club
~, Mr. and Mrs Sam King, Miss
MoslGnd, Miss Alice Reynolds. DR. and
VT UT. FRED Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. White.
o Mr. and Mrs. Grant BagleS, Mr..
W. W. rs. Phil Speckart, Mr. and Mrs.
usseS, Mr. and Mrs. Warwick, Dr. and
10y calder Mr.. and Mrs Searle, Mr..
p by, Ars' Hayercamp, Mr. and Mrs.
poy IRVINE, Misses Lena and Benlah
b,n',uah Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Taft, Mrs.
II NJ. H, Mr.. sorenson, Mr.. Townsend,
a.. NSSGraw, Dr. and Mrs. Westwood,
Pn ,s num- Miss Kellogg and Miss
o. ae and Mrs. Nose Davis left Provo
~ SAT- Lake City yesterday, where
"'ey expect to make their home.
P,,s4ee concert given IN the tabernacle
',uay evening by Mr.. Goddard proved
No., moal artistic success. a fair sized
sy S'e greeted this most talented artist.
moe ,a au present pronounced Il one of the
lpep, peasant musical evenings ever