Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25

The funeral will take place In Benia-
min sunday
a number of ladies prominent in the
order OF Rebockas came down from
Salt Lake last evening aud mot with
the local lodge. After attending 20 bus
mess OF the lodge a sociable was given
in honor OF the visitors by the Provo
lodge,
SOCIAL NOTES,
The Nineteenth Century club met
Havercamp. Mrs. W. Il. Seare pre-
sented am able and interesting paper on
oliver Cromwell" and Miss Rosa
Noon gave an entertaining and in
structlve paper OF buckingham Pal
ace
The sorosis, which has not held sos
sions for two weeks, VIII meet next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Phil
Speckart.
The Priscilla club entertained Thurs
doy evening at the home Of Miss May
Thurman. As usual, delightful social
and art session was held.
The Bonnie Brler club met today
with Miss Maymie Taylor The ses-
sion was devoted to the study of Ro-
meo and Juliet and to social features.
The Pallas club met THURSDAY even-
ing with Miss Bertha Barney and en-
loved the usual excellent literary pro-
gram. The remainder OF the evening
was devoted 70 the consideration Of
current social events.
.lr..
about to leave for Los Angeles TO take
up their residence there, entertained
a large number of friends Wednesday
evening IN the E.lks club rooms, The
evening was passed with curds, and "a
fine luncheon was served MI Wilson
made a brief address Of welcome ana
farewell highly apprccatiye OF the
kindly relations that had existed bee
tween his family and their many
friends during his residence In Provo,
Short responsive speeches expressing
hopes for the future happiness and
prosperity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson in
their new home, and appreciatlNe or
their associations hero and the hospl-
tally Of tho occasion were made by
Nessrs. James Glove. 5 $. Jones and
A. A. Noon Miss Theresa Homer REM
dered some beautiful vocal selections.
aud the event was IN every way
perfect social success.
The ratification ball given by the
ladies' of the Republican club Tuesday
evening in the Mozart pavilion was at
tended by a large concourse OF guests
and was the social success that is eN-
pected OF all events conducted by the
club ladies. Mayor Frisby by request,
spoke briefly at the beginning Of the
ODD
ner IA fraternal and public spirited
union OF all citizens. Miss Margaret
Gail favored the assembly with beau
tiful vocal solo and the remainder Of
the evening was given over 10 dancing
and informal sociabilty There were
several people present from salt Lake
and other parts of the state The COM
mittee served delicious refreshments,
The reception given by the faculty
of the Proctor Academy at Proctor
hall Monday evening, as the closing
event I'm the celebration Of the TWEEN
ty-second anniversary Of the opening
Of the academy. was attended by
large number Of prominent citizens and
patrons Of the school A delightful
program of song music and panto-
mime. and cordial informal soclabllity
caused the evening TO pass pleasantly
and too rapidly. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. w. b. Searle was the charming
hostess at a card party, given at her
home today. attended by many lady
friends. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Wednesday evening Miss Alice Rey-
nolds, assisted by Mrs. Il. NJ. Smoot
and Mrs F.. d. Partridge gave de
lightful dinner al the home OF Mrs.
Partridge In honor of Miss Etfie Howe
ana Mr. Jack Miller. Covers were laid
for TO-
Mrs. Geo. W. Ramsey returned this
week from an extended visit TO rela-
tives in Indiana and other points east.
A happy wedding reception was civ.
en- Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knudsen in hon
orof MIR. and Mrs. a. j. Knudsen, who
were married Wednesday In the salt
Lake Temple Many relations and
friends were present and the enjoyment
OF the wedding festivities was perfect.
A sumptuous wedding dinner was
served. The bride was Miss INCA Gud-
munson Of Sprlngville, and the groom
is the son OF Mr., and Mrs, Andrew
Knudsen. both highly esteemed young
people They will reside In Provo.
Miss Vlven Elite Cram, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. " d. Cram and Mr.. MIL
ton H. KnuGsen son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Knudsen. were married We'd
nesday In the Salt Lake Temple. Mr..
and Mrs. Knudsen have many friends
who are extending congratulations on
the happy and important event in the
young couples lives. They will be at
home after Dec Is, In Poplar Field on
the Lake Front drive.
Mr.. John D, Dix Of Salt Lake, visited
relatives and friends in Provo this
week.
Mrs. John Homer gave q charming
childrens party Tuesday in honor OF
the nth birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Orlean.
Mayor and Mrs. Roylance attended a
soclable given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7.
REYNOLDS at their home In Springville