The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
Provo Society

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Utah Nov. 24,-Mrs. r. d
Sutton delightfully."- entertained at 8
bundle shower NJ her home, Friday
evening in honor Of her sister Miss
Maud Van Waecpcn. Myrtle and
chrvsanthemums were used abundantly
in decorating the parlor and dining,
rooms. y sumptuous spread was served
to about fifty guests. The bride.elect
was attired in "A beautiful gown OF
blue silk crepe-de-chene. Many beau
tifni presents were received by the pop
nlar young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. .. Taft entertained
at dinner Tuesday in honor of Senator
and Mrs. Reed Smoot. The guests
were: State Senator and Mrs. c. L.
Loose Mr.. and Mrs. !. r, Twelves, DR.,
and Mrs, L. w, Taylor.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Sam Schwab Mrs. f. T.. Corfman
gave n very interesting review of the
history of ''Our Pilgrim Forcfathers
Mrs. Jchn Warwick followed with n
paper on ;Our Pilgrim Mothers
Mrs II. S. Pyne was a Salt Lake
visitor several days this week
with Senator and Mrs, Reed smoot
fo" Washington, where he will spend
the winter with his father.
O. E. Olson was the recipient Of q
couple of surprises this week. On
Monday evening a large number of
relatives and friends gathered at his
home to make merry the evening be-
fore his departure for foreign lands.
On Thursday evening Il number OF his
Scandinavian friends surprised him.
Both evenings were passed pleasantly
and will long be remembered by Mr..
Olson while away from home,
Miss Estella Robinson and Miss
Edna Pync spent Monday with friends
in Salt Lake.
Miss Kate Vincent and Henry T.
Brown were married Wednesday even
ing al the home of the bride S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Il. V. Vincent. Bishop
j.. L. Nelson oiiiciated. The bride was
attned in "A gown of white silk and
carried bride S roses. Carnations and
roses were used in decoration One
hundred guests sat down TO an clabo-
rate wedding supper. Many useful
and beautiful presents were received.
The guests departed at late hour with
hearty congratulations and best wishes
Tor The happy young couple,
j. II. Wooton of American Fork was
Provo visitor Wednesday,
Miss Maggie Irvine entertained the
MargEetta club at her home Thursday
evening Music and an enjoyable So
cial evening was enjoyed by all Dainty
refreshments were served
lie Friday Night club enjoyed an
evening at the Eldrege skating rink
Friday evening, After a couple of
hours skating the party enjoyed aa
oyster supper at the Gricr house.
Miss Zclla Farrer was the delightful
hostess at dinner party Friday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. j. w. Farrer. Covers were laid
for six.
-, \ very pleasing social was given
rilay evening III the Third ward as.
sembly hall. In which about two hun
dned participated The social was
gwen as wclcome-home TO Mr. James
luLin. and farewell to Mr. Leonard
tanner, who is about TO leave for Eu-
rope y merry evening was passed IN
music, dancing and the partaking of
light refreshments.
The Sixth Ward Sewing club mem
bers were. the guests of Miss lydia
knudson Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie. Alder of Salt Lake CITY
is VISITING friends in this city this
The most elaborate event of the
week was the wedding reception given
wednesday evening by Mrs. William
Strong IN honor of the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Lcttie. TO Arthur
Brown: The bride was charming in an
elegant gown OF embroidered NET
over taffeta silk, and the groom looked
We'll IN the regulation suit of black.
Misses Iella Farrer and Hazel Strong
acted as bridesmaids, and Frank
S1ubbs attended the groom The deco
ratlons were elaborate and artistic. In
the parlor green and white were nsed
TO good effect. An alcove of white
drapery, with myrtle entwined, was
arranged where the happy young couple
received the congratulations of their
many friends. Festoons Of white and
green streamers were centercd around
the chandelier and extended 10 the four
corners of the room. Supper was served
at the home of the bride s uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Strong, where the decorations were
unique, and brought forth many excla.
nations Of delight from the guests
as they entered the cheerful and invit-
ing room, Large rcd bells cntwined
with IVY hung over each table. and
numDeriess red apples. from which
burned wax candles, added much to the
brightness OF the ROOM Many expcn.
sive and useful presents were received
Mrs SADIE NJ Loar of Dexter, Ia.
is spending the winter with her daugh.
ter Mrs. E. E. Corfman.
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Smith delight.
fully entertained the Five Hundred
Gard club at their home Thursday even
Ing. Cards. and music were the
features of the event. Prizes were won
by Mrs. j. r. Twelves and G. II. Teat-
sci: dainty lunch was served.
Misses Fern and Allie SmooG enter.
tanned the Priscilla club at their home
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served
Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot. ac-
Gompanied by their son Brownie. left
Thursday for Washington. D. c. Master
Brownie will enter school there.
Mrs. c. O. Newell entertained a few
trends at dinner at the Hotel Roberts
SUNDAY. Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Le>h Pyne delightfully."- enter.
tanned Thursday evening at the home
OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. II. S.
Pyne. The rooms were prettiIv deco
rated with cut flowers and autumn