Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
PROVO.

of Mr.. and Mrs, Jean Allen on Wednes-
day evening. An original guessing
contest, furnished no end OF amuse-
ment, A poem composed by Miss Aret-
ta Young especially for club memberD
caused much mirth and laughter, Carr
nations and potted plants made the
home look cheerful and bright, Re-
fresments We're served. Those present
were President and Mrs c. Ii. Brine
hail. Mr. and Mrs, Jesse knight, Mr.
and Mrs, W. j, knight of Canada Mr..
and Mrs Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Bias
sett, Miss Jennie Knight, Miss Nina
Bean, Miss Vie Sorenson, Miss Mar
garet Thurman, Miss Fannie McAlaml,
Miss Violate Elliott, Miss Aretta Young,
Miss Alice Reynolds Mr., and Mrs. A. l..
Booth Mr. Lester Mangum, and Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Brimhall Of Canada.
The largest social affair given during
the week was the wedding reception
given by Mr. and Mrs. Gay in honor
Of the marriage Of their daughter,
Grace, 10 Mr. David Johnson, An ele-
giant wedding supper was served at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Gay during the
early part Of the evening. The table
was beautifully decorated with pink
carnations. After supper the company
It
where the guests Joined in a dance.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
pretty creation of cream silk, She
carried brides roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson are we'll and favorably known
In Provo, and their many friends wish
them much pleasure and happiness
Mr.. and Mrs. win Roberts enter
talned the Card club Wednesday eye-
ming at the Hotel Roberts. Five hun
dred was the game played, Mrs. Beer
sach and Mr. j. r.. TWelvos were the
prizeWnners. The latter part of the
evening was very much enjoyed, as
some splendid musical selections were
given, Dainty refreshments We're serv-
ed.
The first graduating class from the
Maeser school was entertained on Tues
day evening mt banquet given by their
parents. Beside the parents and grad
uatlng class, the proyo city school
board and teachers OF the Maeser school
were guests Of the evening, The first
part OF the evening was devoted to
well prepared program, Speeches by a
number Of parents and members of the
board At the banquet many interest
Ing toasts were given Music and games
finished an evenings entertainment that
viii long be remembered by those pres
sent.
The girls party given in Gymnasium
hall Friday evening, was most happy
affair. AS each girl entered the hall,
a look mt her assured one that she had
come for a good time, The evening
from start to finish, was "A most hap
by one. Some Of the advanced pupils
of Miss Nelke's elocution class gave
an amusing farce, followed by music,
story telling games and luncheon. Mys-
terlous packages were distributed
among the girls, and their opening
caused no end Of merrment and laugh
ter,
Mrs. Susa Young Gates Of salt Lake
city was the guest on Sunday and
Monday Of Mr., and Mrs. Snow
Miss Daisy Fairbanks OF Payson is
the guest Of Miss Beulah Keller
An old fashioned spelling match was
given Friday evening by the ladies OF
the Fifth ward In the ward meeting
house The evening was a happy one.
the old fashioned spelling was both
amusing and interesting. Luncheon
and games finished a pleasant eve
nings entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. c, u, Loose left Friday
morning for California, where Mrs.
Loose expects to remain until spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Brimhall Of Can
ada are visiting their parents. President
and Mrs. q. II. Brlmhall.
A number Of the friends Of Hattie
Keller arranged for her very sue
cessful surprise party on Wednesday
evening Games, music and luncheon
made the hours pass merrlly
Miss Lewis OF Richfeld is the guest
Of Miss Hannah Dunn,
Mrs. c. D. Clark and daughter, Mil
dred, will leave for California on Mon
day. They expect to remain until
spring.
The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Phil.
Speckart Wednesday afternoon, Miss
Alice Reynolds gave an interesting re-
view OF some Of the writings OF lbsen.
Mrs. Rob Irvine gave current IT
efdtufe, Inc CiuD huJuuIntu unlll next
wednesday, to meet with Mrs. Sam
King
DR.. and Mrs Slater entertained q
number OF their friends on Wednesday
evening at pit party The merrlment
the game created continued through
other amusements during the evening.
A luncheon was served, which was both
artistically arranged and excellently
prepared The invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs, Charles Headquist. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur sutton, Mr., and Mrs Jacob
Evans, Mrs @. D. Clark Miss Mildred
Clark and Mr. H. Durland
Tho Happy Hour club was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Decker The home
was beautifully decorated IN red carna-