Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-27
PROVO.

att. coros,s met Wednesday with
ME- Nc, resented; one BY Mrs. f. 9. Don
VIZ On Nonsense Literature, from
V'"'' peelprocity bureau, ana one by
w Charles Ward on Kate Douglas
Virgins.
rio Nineteenth Century club met
,,.iiay with Mrs. w. b. Searle. Mrs A.
+ Rlckler presented an able paper on
49, FIlzabethan Age" and Mrs. Z. y,
Ns,reli one with Joseph Jefferson as the
subject.
Tho Priscilla club gave very sue
.,ssf,i sociable at the First ward social
ta0 Thursday evening for the beniit OF
, uo,' free public library. Dancing was
enioyed and delicious refreshments
served
The Bonnie Brler club met Wednes-
aav evening with Miss Chloe Smoot' IN
addition to the regular program, the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent. Miss Emma Loose, vice president
Miss Zela Farrer; secretary MISS ray
Loose; treasurer, Miss Winnie wilkins.
The club meets next week with MISS
Zulu Hout%
Tho pallas club met Thursday even
ing with Miss Bertha Barney. an inter-
"s9,ng literary and art program was
successfully carried through; dainty
refreshments were served,
The NJ. /. A. Sewing club of the sixth
ward was entertained Thursday even
ipg al the home of Miss Addie Stewart
The grand ball to be given Monday
night in the Mozart pavilion by the
Womans Republican club is being
looked forward to as one Of the big
social events of the season.
Mrs. C. f. Loose entertained num-
Der Of her old-time Payson friends
Thursday afternoon. The occasion was
most enjoyable social reunion OF
friends whose associations in girlhood
years cemented an enduring friendship.
A sumptuous dinner was served
Miss Hazel Taylor entertained
Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Claire Reid: music song and readings
and dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
friends this week,
Bishop O. f. Whitney visited Provo
relatives Sunday and Monday.
The wedding reception given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward wilkins
Thursday evening nhonor of the we'd
ding OF their daughter. Miss Maude
and Mr.. Edgar p. Perry was attended
by a large number of relatives and
friends, who passed a most enjoyable
evening In congratulations 90 the high
contracting parties. and the customary
wedding festivities. A fine supper was
served.
Many friends OF Miss Matte Warner
gave surprise party in her honor
Wednesday evening, al the home OF her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John II. Warner
The evening was devoted to music.
song and games. and the discussion of
delicious refreshments.
Miss Chloe Smoot visited Salt Lake
relatives and friends this week.
The reception given by the Brigham
Young University faculty In honor OF
the public school graduates. was
most enjoyable social event of partic-
uarly encouraging nature TO the young
people who have completed the co /ie
o. study OF the public schools. Ihe
pau IN gymnasium hail. an important
part or the program, was especially en-
Jyoyed by the guests and the academy
Students
Miss Nellie Schofeld gave n peanut
eoclable' TO her students Wednesday
evening at the university. The event
was voted a great success.
rrot Lund's musical recital Wednes-
Wy noon was attended by many of
ito.Os music loving people. Prof
nulus guests for the occasion. and
t Wos very enjoyable artistic presenta-
MI ana Mrs. A, o. Smoot are here
friends. '''e''o' an"
,,A handkerchief shower in honor of
S Sss florence Sutton was given Mon
10y AFTERNOON by Misses Fannie Adams
e,9 sMaggie Irvine, at the home of MIR
hae ns's W. d. Roberts, A large num-
caetor luis ladleS, guests OF the oc-
4, s passed delightful afternoon
mor SoclaI meTiment, Light refresh
Heh's were served.
EsboI lumber Of friends OF August
bonn. gave surprise party in his
Nue. tuesday evening. The evening
sons IN pleasant manner with
seryea ana games. Refreshments were
'''e Homer was the hostess at