Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
provo.

Mrs. Fred slmons and daughter Dot
OF Park City were guests last week. OF
Mrs, Platter.
Mrs. D, II. Plasted OF Denver IS the
guest, at the Hotel Roberts OF Mr., and
Mrs w. d. Roberts.
Mrs Gray returned to Provo on
Thursday, having spent month"; visit
ing relatives and friends in Denver
Mrs o. c. Newell entertained at din
ner on Thursday evening, IN honor OF
Mrs, Bert Thurman. The table decora-
tons were pink carnations. Covers
were laid for eight. the guests We're
Mrs. Bachmnn, Mrs, Speckart, Mrs.
Schwab Mrs. Thurman, the Misses
Lena and Boulah Bachman and Miss
Fawn Twelves.
One Of the pleasant affairs OF the
week and perhaps the largest one, was
the afternoon kensngton on Wednes-
day given by Mrs. Clark and her
daughter, Mrs Florence Speckart.
There were many pleasures arranged
for the enjoyment OF the guests, which
made the hours happy ones. a delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were Mcsdones Barney, Taft Bassett
Thurman, Houtz, Knight Allen, George
Knowlden, Mcbride, Moore, Rean
Pemberton, Clud Twelves, Newell,
Holbrook, Hnckley. John, Daniels
Bunnell, Singleton. Howe, Poulton,
Bullock, Royden, Watson, Booth, Gil
lespie, Bachman. Smoot. Rydalch,
Openshaw Beck, Snow. Glazler, Berg
Young Swenson Saxey Sutton, Part
ridge, Osborne, Yates, Irvine and Dus-
enberry.
Mrs. w o. Beesey gave a charming
KensIngton, attended by a large num-
bcr of friends, Friday afternoon.
number Of friends Of Mrs. Frank
Halliday rendered her n pleasing sur
prise at her home Monday evening, a
delightful social evening was enjoyed,
Mrs, Ida Smoot Dusenberry spent
Tuesday in Salt Lake city tho guest of
Mrs Rebecca u, Little.
Mrs. Mathew Of Salt Lake city Ia
spending a week In Provo, the guest
of Miss Ruth lakewood.
Mr. Eph Cluff Mr.. Merle Taylor. MIR.
Sam Thurman, Mr. Fred Hickman, Mr..
Roy Holloway and Mr.. Ray Deming
entertained on Wednesday evening at
a dancing party given in the First
ward Social hall. The decorations were
IN green and white, and abundance OF
crepe paper draped from the center OF
the ceiling TO the four corners made
the room bright and cheerful A full
orchestra, punch bowl and merry
crowd spent an evening pronounced by
n ne NaI
success.
Mr. Robert Fairbanks left Thursday
for California, He expects to make an
extensive tour of the state returning
by way of Portland
Mr. owen Dusenberry of Salt Lake
city left on Tuesday for Denver and
stopped off I'm Provo for a few hours
TO visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
IL. Dusenberry.
The Elks have issued invitations for
a dancing party TO be given in the
club rooms on next Thursday evening.
The Soross club met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Sam King, The
time was devoted to arranging for the
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Irving,
Mrs. w. d. Roberts was hostess at
a tea party on Friday afternoon given
IN honor OF Mrs. S, A. Jewett and Mrs.
n. U. Lindsay OF California and Mrs.
NJ l., Rodebach OF Idaho. Music and
a social good time were the afternoons
pleasures.
The ladies OF the Maocabees enter
TUNED at a character ball on Wednes-
day at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Nese
Markham, The characters were well
represented a number appearing IN
Dutch costumes, made complete by the
wooden shoes Cards luncheon and
dancing were the evenings amuse-
ments. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Harper, DIR, and Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nelson, Mr., and Mrs
Frank siege Mrs. UnIce Deming, Mr.