The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-12
STATE SOCIETY
PROVO.

The aged of the Second ward were roy
| any entertained Wednesday afternoon in
the Second ward assembly hall. At about
1000 a. m conveyances began to arrive.
bringing the aged of the ward for the
DAYS enjoyment. An excellent pro-
Sramme was carried out which lasted
until about 1890, when the guests. num-
Dering about 100. were ted at the long
tables; where an elaborate banquet was
/ served The remainder of the afternoon
was passed in social chat. intermingIed
with musical selections, songs and reci-
tatiOnS.
Mayor and Mrs William RoyIance en-
/ tertained about sixty of their friends at
Inelr home. S45 North Second East street
thursday evening The four large rooms
which We're thrown omen to the guests
were prettily decorated and fragrant with
the perfume of carnations and Gala lilies
Progressive sixty-three was played and
prizes awarded to Miss GoIdie Gillespie
and Mr.. John NanWagenen Dainty and
| delicious were the refreshments served.
The b T. .. L. of lodge No. % enter
| tanned about 175 of their members and
friends Thursday evening at their ele-
gantly furnished club rooms. Dancing
whist. music and refreshments all tended
10 make most perfect evenings enjoy
Mrs. Charles Hedquist was the hostess
at a kensingtOn tea at her home. 81
East Center street. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs g d Clark and daughter Mildred
nave returned home, after a brief visit
IN Los Angeles, Cal They report a pleas
ant trip.
On Saturday evening a reception was
Mrs. D. H. PIasted Of Denver. Luncheon
was served at clock The guests were:
Mesdames r. r. Irvine. w. r. Gray. w.
u Roberts, ST.. J. L. Taylor, L. L. Don
oyan. S A King and Sewell-
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Harper entertained
the Happy Hour club at their home. IS
West Fourth North street. Friday even
ing SiXty-three was played and greatly
enjoyed by all. Dainty and delicious re-
freshments were served The remainder
or the evening was passed in games.
songs and recitations.
tort arrfH 1oar. cd
an absence of two years in Australia
The Woman's Republican club gave a
social Monday evening at the club rooms.
After short musical programme tables
were arranged and whist and sixty-three
played Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ McKenzie enter
tanned, a number Of their friends At their
| home. on the corner of Fifth South and
Dancing and music were the features of
| the evening. Refreshments We're servd.
Misses Vilate Elliot, Margaret Thur
man. Ethel Smith and Hattie Richmond
went over to Springville Thursday even
ing TO attend the social given in Rey-
nolds hall by the officers of the Y. L.
NJ L association.
Mrs. c. o. Newell entertained at dinner
Saturday afternoon at her beautiful home.
Mrs. c d. Plasted of Denver. Carna-
lions were used for table decoration.
Covers were laid for ten
The senior class of the Y. T. NJ I. a
of the Second ward entertained the jun
Tors Tuesday evening Games. songs and
recitations made merry evening. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. James Goodman was the happy
recipient of a pleasant surprise party at
her home Thursday evening. Games.
songs and social conversation made the
time pass RAPIDLY. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pioch will leave
Monday for Tacoma Wash, where they
will reside for the present.
The WoCdmen of the World are making
extensive preparations for the social to
be given by them Monday evening in
the 1. .. O. +. hail The programme
promises 10 be a musical treat Refresh
ments will be served
The fiftieth birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Hyrum HattOo was celebrated at
her home on Thursday evening. The chill
dren presented their mother with beau
tiful rocking chair. The evening was
passed in games. songs and recItatiOns. y
SumptuOuS supper was served
Mrs. Ogden Charmingly entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor of Mrs G. D.
P1asted of Denver.
Miss Myrtle Bibbins was given a pleas
ant surprise Tuesday evening by about
twenty Of her young friends, the event
being her birthday. Games and sport held
sway until a late hour. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. McCiraw Of Logan
are visiting relatives and friends in Provo
this week.