Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28
PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met
| Friday with Mrs, W. -. Searle, VINO
gave an interesting paper on Eugene
| Field with some choice selections from
| his poems.
The Sorosis met Wednesday with
| Mrs. Il. H. Beesey. The meeting was
an interesting one In spite OF the SUBJ
| iect worry" IN which each member
| presented some thought either from
| brief papers, or verbally,
The Palas club met Thursday even
| ing at the home OF Miss Leah PINE,
and enjoyed a delightful social even-
| ing. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Sixth Ward Y l.. NJ. !. A. sew
| ing club held its meeting Thursday
with Miss Sarah Harris. and had the
usual pleasant and profitable session.
The Priscilla club was entertained
| Thursday evening by Miss Goldie Gill
| lesple After an interesting program
devoted 10 art subjects, delicious re-
| freshments were served The ofncers
| Of the club for the ensuing year elected
at the previous meeting are Miss AL
| lie Smoot president, Miss Achsa Eg-
gertsen, vice president; Miss Leona
| Billings, secretary and treasurer.
"1he Merry Makers is the name OF
| young ladies club just organized for
social objects, The officers are: Miss
Erma Loose. president; Miss celia
| Farrer, vice president; Miss Fay Loose,
secretary.
Mrs. ]. l.. Brown entertained Thurs
| day evening IN honor Of Mrs. Fannie
| Coombs Harper. who In visiting mere
| from Mexico. The guests were largely
people originally from Payson, the
home town of Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
| Harper. A delightful social evening
| was spent. Refreshments were served
Wednesday evening the tabernacle
| choir gave an "old time" party In honor
| of one OF it's members, Reed johnson,
| next week The guests were attired In
| old-time costumes, and old-time soci-
| ability prevailed.
Tuesday evening the Second Ward NJ.
| I. A. and Sunday school gave sociable
| In the ward house. at which the guest
| of honor was Reed johnson, The even
| ing was devoted 10 an interesting Inn
| promptu program of songs, music and
| speeches. Refreshments were served.
| Mrs. Beulah McAdams OF Eureka ID
| visiting Mrs. Gertrude Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Thurman have
l returned to Provo, after several
| months residence In Eureka.
Il
Mrs. Isabelle Smith, Mrs. Belle Knight
and Miss Ethel Smith were Msnu Wis
| itors this week.
Miss La Prele Dunn entertained q
number OF friends at dinner Sunday.
Miss Maud Harwood OF Lehi, Miss
| Ida Tietjen of Santaquln, and Miss
| Hattie Johnson Of Springville, havo
been spending the week In Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Glacier visited
friends In American Fork Friday.
Miss Fay Loose visited relatives in
Payson this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Musser OF Salt
Lake returned from the earthquake
city, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Loose this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hines delight
| fully entertained at family dinner
| Sunday. Covers were laid for eight.
|
Mrs Flora Howarth OF San Fran
cisco. and who was there at the time
of the terrible earthquake, Is with her
mother, Mrs. Moore.
Miss Alta Newcomb oc Salt Lake City
is visiting with her any friends In
this city for a few days.
Postmaster Glove was In Salt Lake
Thursday.
Miss Estella Mclean visited friends
in Salt Lake Sunday.