The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
PROVO.

BY far most Ella bOTdtc affair OF the
week was the banquet given at the Hotel
Roberts Tuesday evening by the com
merCiaI club in honor of Dr. WIdtSOe
and Fred McCauister Of the Agricultural
college board of Logan and MeSsTS. SpTy
and CandIand of the state land board
The banquet was served in seven courses.
About forty members Of the club sat
down with the guests Of honor. After
the banquet they adjourned TO the CLUB
rooms. where an excellent musical pro
I gramme was intermingled with the snort
and spicy speeches by the following gen
/ tlemen: Mr. James Glove, DR. WldtSoe,
Senator Smoot and r. A Barney
Mrs Hager Singleton entertained at
family dinner at her home on the corner
of First South and Third West Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Albert FnIerup are Wis
iting relatives and friends in this city
The Priscilla club were entertained
| Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Achsa Eggertson. Light refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Beebe formerly
of this city. but for twenty years past
residents of the southern part of Arr
iona. are visiting here among their nu-
merOuS friends They are en- route from
southern California, where they spent
Mrs A. l. Booth returned home from
q pleasant visit with friends in Salt Lake.
The grand Easter reception and BAN
was given by the Epiphany Guild Monday
evening. in the annex of the Hotel
Roberts. The room was Drettily deco
rated for the occasion. one corner was
neatly arranged with rugs, rockers and
card tables. where those not desiring 10
ments were served 1t was declared by
those present to have been one of the
social events of the season.
Mrs. William Startup entertained a
number Of lady friends at her home Tues
day afternoon. Dainty refreshments was
served and pleasant afternoon enjoyed
| by all present
The Provo Book club met al the home
Of Mrs. George HaVerCamp Monday even
ing and We're hi-hIy entertained by q
lecture given by Miss Alice Reynolds.
The Utah SOrosis met Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs Z. r. Irvine,
jr. Excellent papers were given by Mrs.
Avira Henrie and Mrs. Phil Speckart.
Mrs. Thornhill of Olmstead was the
guest of Mrs Leon Bachman the latter
part of the week.
G O. Newell. who has spent the win
ter in the southern part OF Nevada. has
Joined his wife in Provo for few days.
Misses Prilla and Annie Frisby charm
ingly entertained about thirty of their
friends at their home in the Third ward
Monday evening at an Easter party The
rooms were prettlly and arttstIcally dec
GRATED with 1eStoOnS OF cOlOred eggs. A
number Of very clever Easter games
were introduced. At the close of a series
OF them prizes We're awarded Miss Lydia
KnuGsen and Frank Hoover which con-
sisted of Easter lilies and hand painted
eggs. a most delicious supper was
d. } Williams and family have moved
to Salt Lake
z. 9. Loose returned home Thursday
from California. where he has been for
the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. BiPr-ach have
returned home after an absence of two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hines entertained
a few friends at dinner Tuesday after
noon at their home. - West FOrst South
Covers We're laid for ten.
a few lady friends and neighbors sur
prised Mrs Nellie Tucher her home
Wednesday afternoon. a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all
The I. o. o. F. lodge entertained at a
reception and banquet at their rooms
Wednesday, evening in honor of the
eighty-third anniversa-- of the lodge
Music. cards and short speeches were.
the pastimes of the evening. after which
about 100 guests sat down to an, Ella borate
banquet
George HaveTcamp is home again from
a two weeks trip to California. he going
as far south as Los Angeles. While in
San Francisco he was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. II. S Martin, former residents
of this city. -.
Mrs Tina MuhlenbTuck of Stock4on is
visiting in this city the guest OF ND -.
ter. Mrs. Nora Ward NFfF-e
Mrs. w. Il. Searle entertained Satur-
day afternoon at her beautiful home on
South Academy avenue, at q luncheon