Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
PROVO.

The telephone girls gave social on
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Noyes in honor OF their son.
Lucian, who left this morning to spend
the winter IN Southern Utah. Large
punches of fan flowers and autumn
leaves we're banked on tables and man
tel The evenings pleasures were cards,
games and music,
Mrs. Shepard OF Beaver Is spending
a few weeks IN Provo, the guest OF Mrs
Ashworth,
Miss Elva SouthWOrth and Mrs. Dave
Barnett have returned from Idaho,
where they have spent the summer Wis
ting their mother Mrs, Southworth.
The fishing party given IN honor OF
Gov. Cutler and friends by Commissions
err Jones and members Of the Provo
Commercial club, at the Provo lake, on
Wednesday afternoon. WAS az expected,
a most enjoyable affair. The party left
the city soon after the arrival OF the
morning train, arriving at their des-
tlnatlOn In time for 100 excellent dinner,
and several hours of boating and fish
ing.
There were many theater parties CIV
en- last Saturday evening, TO see the
Jolly Musketeer.' In a party from
Salt Lake City who accompanied the
performers was Mrs Phoebe Y, Beatle
Mrs. Charles Burton, Mrs. Ed, Klmball,
Mrs. Whitney Mrs, John Spencer, Miss
Kathle Dougall, Miss Reah Nlbley. Mr.
Serge Campbell and Mr.. Geo. Morris,
Mrs. Stephen L. Chapman was a Pro-
yo visitor on Saturday.
The first session OF the Sorosis club
Will meet next Wednesday afternoon,
with the president Mrs. Phil Speck-
art.
A number OF the near friends Of Mr.
Earl g. Van Law. formerly OF Provo
but for some months past a resident OF
Salt Lake city, and Miss Tessle VIII
liams, met them Mt the train ON Thurs
day evening to extend congratulations
on the event OF their recent marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Law were on their
way 10 Chicago whore Mr. Van Law
will enter a dental college. They ex-
pect TO remain for two years
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horne Of Richheld
are visiting relatives and friends IN
Provo.
Miss Margaret clayton entertained
about 80 Of her girl friends az n fruit
luncheon on Friday evening The ta-
bic decorations were fan blossoms.
Games, dancing and music made the
evening a pleasant one,
Miss Lorena Dusenherry was a Salt
Lake visitor on Wednesday,
Miss Huntlnsnger spent Sunday IN
Salt Lake city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Jarvis and Mr.
Fay Holbrook left for Columbia COL
lege on Tuesday evening, They will re-
main until spring.
The Priscilla club were tho guests OF
Miss May Thurman nj the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r, Thurman,
on Thursday evening Sweet peas and
peOnies were effectively used for decor
alton. Work, music and merry CONVEX
satlon were among the pleasures OF
the evening, A dainty luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Poulson OF Salt
Lake City were guests OF Miss McClel-
Ian on Saturday.
The largest and most brilliant affair
OF the week was the Keuslngton given
this afternoon by Mrs. Jessie Smith. A
profuslon Of fall flowers arlstlcally arr
ranged In the hail, parlor and dining
room, added cheer 10 the costly arrang-
ed home Music, work and visiting made
the afternoon hours merry ones. Lunch
con was served, Among the guests
We're Mrs. r. A. Barney Mrs. L. q.
Taft, Mrs. Geo. r., Howe, Mrs. Bos-
sctt. Mrs. J. r, Twelves, Mrs Ed,
Krunlden, Mrs, Sam Schwab. Mrs. e..
a. Glazier, Mrs, Denhalter Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Jacob Evans, Mrs.
w. NJ. Roylance, Mrs. Speckart Mrs.
Yates and Mrs. Clark.
Jolly crowd. chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. r, D. Partridge sport SAT-
urday evening with friends en- Amerl-
can Fork,
Mr., w. D. Rydalch returned on Tues