The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-22
PROVO.

The NVomon-s Republican club met In
their regular meeting at their cluD rooms
Monday evening. Some interesting papers
were given, and an excellent muSlcai
programme rendered, after which re
freshments were served and social
The Young Ladies of the Sixth Ward
NJ. l. A. entertained at very enJoHaoie
social Wednesday evening at the nome
of Mrs. John r. Stewart. The event was
in honor OF the birthday OF Mrs Donna
Meacham. Games, music and recitduons
We're enjoyed by about sixty young peo-
pie Ice cream and cake was served
The Misses Erma and Fay Loose en-
tertained at the Hotel Roberts twenty
of their friends at dinner Frlday art
ernoon. The tables were pretuly ar
ranged with ferns ana flowers.
F. c. Hendrickson, who has but lately
returned from Norway, was the reclpl-
ent of a very pleasant surprise party par at
his home Thursday evening Soclai con-
versatiOn, music and games all tended tc
make a most enjoyable evening Ligh1
refreshments were served
a very pleasing social was given by the
members of the Second Ward choir
Thursday evening in honor OF MIS-. Eeeo
den About thirty friends gathered TO
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Johnson to show their respects for their
son Reed. Games. songs and regulations
were enjoyed until a late hour. Itefresh-
ments were served
this week in our city with friends:
Mrs. May Partridge was the delightful
entertainer of THE Boys Social club at
her home Thursday evening. The event
was thoroughly enjoyable and will long
be remembered by the boys present
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thurman of Eu-
reka visited friends and relatives IN
Provo this week.
Mrs. Ethel Irvine OF Salt Lake was
the guest of Miss May Thurman this
week
The Priscilla club were entertained on
Thursday evening at the home OF MISS
Aschse EggertSen. The officers for the
ensuing year were elected. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
rH0n T.af3 nT
tanned their friends at a very enjoyable
card party Tuesday evening in the beau
tifuIly furnished rooms of the h. Oh /.
4 dainty lunch was served
Miss Sarah Douglass. who for the
present is residing in salt Lake CITY, Is
visiting relatives and friends IN TINS
Miss Emma Woodhead and Edwin Dris-
coll were married Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. ]. WOOdhead. The ceremony was
witnessed by the immediate family only
after which a wedding dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. DriscoH left on the late
train for PocatellO, Ida, where they Will
make their home Many friends OF the
happy couple extend congratulations and
The sixth Ward Sewing club were en-
tertained Thursday evening at the meme
of Miss Hannah Dunn. a very pleasant
and profitable evening was spent.
J. s. Smith Of Springville visited friends
MT and Mrs. Bert Kingsberry Of Ne
vada are visiting relatives and friends in
kbout ten couples of young people en-
ioyed an Easter outing in Rock canyon
Mrs, Esther Call Stewart was the
charming hostess at dinner at her coy
new home Sunday. Covers We're laid fol
twelve. The tables were prettily deco
rated with Easter lilies,
Mrs DR. j. II. Calder entertained al
dinner the members of the Nineteenth
Century and Sorosis clubs on ArbOr day
The dining room was made more lnVlt
ing and fragrant by the use of blossoms
A sumptuous dinner was served and {
pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all.
Mrs Henry Dunn of Pleasant Grove
was the guest of Mrs. .. w. Bailey tC
HVr,1m smith of Lehi was visiting hi.
parents in this city Sunday
N Tanner Of Salt Lake visited friend:
in Provo the fore part Of the week.
Miss Mary Beasley has returned iron ron
an extended visit to Los Angeles Sh'
reports a very pleasant trip.
John r. Stewart, who is attending tn
college at Salt Lake, spent Sunday ant
Monday with his family in this city.
Mrs. Oliver W. Bailey entertained Mrs
Ruth Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
McAdam TO dinner THURSDAY.
The many friends of Miss Louise Lam
will be pleased to hear of Ter marriag
with Mr.. Charles ROylance Of Spring
Vi The '' anniversar$ of Mrs. Donna Me
chants birthday was fIttng1y celeDratet
by the stake officers OF the Y l. NJ ]
A Saturday evening at the home or Mrs
Mecham. For number Of years Mrs
Mecham acted as president to the Y. +
III. i. aSSOclauOUs anu was tAA5-liS
spected in the position she held In
evening was passed in games. sweet mu
sic and the partaking OF a dainty iuncn
Mrs o. e Groshell of Salt Lake is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Berg Of this city.
Master Forrest Glazier entertained
number of his young friends at the nom
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. ella
zier Wednesday evening. The eyenln
passed merrily in games Mrs Glazle
served dainty lunch.
A grand reception and banquet wa
given Thursday evening at the Il. I. Uni
Versity in honor of President Joseph
Smith. Professor E. S. Hinckley dehvere
an address Of welcome TO Whlch JONI
were made by Presidents Smith an
Iund Misses Buckley, Taylor. Topper
son and Messrs. Reese and Alfred fur
nished sweet music. An elaborate ban