Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
PROVO.

nesday evening with Mrs. f. c. Dono-
van. Judge w II. King delivered
an eloquent address on Voltalre. About
fifty guests OF the club enjoyed the
lecture, and voted It most interesting.
After the lecture, delicious refresh
ments were served and a few hours
passed in delightful soclabiity.
The Nineteenth Century club met
this week with Mrs. G, o. Newell and
listened TO an able paper on Colonel
Newton, presented by Miss Josephine
Kellogg.
The Pallas club was entertained
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Eva Ward an interesting program
served.
The Priscilla club met Thursday oven
ing with Miss Sidonia Olsten at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. L, Brown.
After the regular program the hostess
served dainty refreshments.
The meeting OF the Bonnie Brier
club this week was with Miss Genevieve
Elliott. After the usual interesting
program, delicious refreshments were
enjoyed.
The Sixth Ward sewing club met
Thursday evening with Miss Mary NC
Culough an denjoyed a pleasant ses-
sion. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. d. II. Calder entertained mem
bers of the Nineteenth Century club
and a few invited guests at charm
Ing tea Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Ida smoot Dusenberry was the
hostess at delightful valentine party,
given at her home Wednesday evening,
The guests were the University facul-
~ and the kindergarten department
teachers. The evening passed pleasant
ly with games and dainty refreshments.
The decorations were q heart scheme
Of carnations.
Mrs. Stanley Partridge was the host
ess Of q charming valentine party,
given at her home Wednesday evening.
Misses Margaret Clayton and Maline
Glazier entertained about twenty
friends at valentine sociable, at the
home of Miss Clayton, Wednesday
evening, The evening passed pleas
antly with music song and games and
the discussion of dainty refreshments.
The decora lions were red and white
carnations in heart effects.
Friday evening the 1907 class r. Y,
Z. ad the agricultural and art students
rave n very enjoyable ball In the gym
nasium hall. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Sylvia Homer was the hostess
at delightful sociabe, given at her
home Friday evening. attended by a
large number OF friends, who passed
an enjoyable evening with music,
song and games. Refreshments were
served.
A pleasant children's party was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Allen
Cluff at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Cluff.
The annual ball OF the mental hos
ptal employees Thursday evening, at
the hospital waa n very enjoyable af-
fair. Many prominent Provo citizens
attended, and the function was favored
with the presence OF Governor and Mrs
Cutler. state Treasurer and Mrs. Chris
tlansen and state Auditor and Mrs
Edwards. Refreshments we're served
The Seventies OF Provo gave an en-
ioyable ball Thursday night in gym
naslum hall. A delicious luncheon
was served.
A number OF the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred A. Loyeess Of the Sixth
Al.
evening by appearing at their home
| in old-time character costumes. A
| happy old time soclable was enjoyed.
Miss Mlnyon startup entertained
about twenty Of her young friends at
children's party Wednesday, at the
| home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. startup.
The visitors from the south end OF
| the county, who came here Wednesday
TO visit the students from the Nebo
stake IN the Brigham Young Unver-
| sity, had a very enjoyable visit, the
pleasure being fully shared by the
students. The days pleasure closed
with ball In gymnasium HAN In the
evening.
| Inc MaCcdneeS entertained n number
| OF friends In the lodge rooms Sunday
| evening. Cards, games and a fine mu-
slcal program and refreshments were
enjoyed.
A pleasant farewell party was Civ
on Tuesday evening In tho Fifth ward
Westinghouse. In honor OF Elder Hy-
| rum Vance, who goes to Chicago on a
| mission next week. An interesting i'm
| ptomptu program OF songs, speeches
and readings was rendered. Luncheon
was served and an appropriate mem
ento OF the esteem Of the many friends
assembled was presented to the guest
| OF honor.
Mrs. Fera Decker entertained Tues
| day evening in honor OF her sister
Miss olive Gay of Ogden. who is a
| Provo visitor.
The Sixth ward NJ. I. A. gave an IN.
terestlng sociable Tuesday evening in
the ward house, An appreciated fea-
ture was a debate on the question.