The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
PROVO.

Mis-, IWITTES HEWqUISL
at a Kensington at her home, 346 East
! Center street Carnations were used to
I good effect. About forty ladies enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon An elaborate lunch
was served.
l. A thoroughly enjoyable and educational
social was given Tuesday evening by the
Officers of the NJ /. A, OF the Sixth ward
A debate, Resolved, That there is more
4 happiness IN pursuit than possession, -
was entered into with vim by Messrs-
Reed Anderberg and Heber Ripper on the
affirmative, and Misses Margaret Cal and
Ola Sward on the opposing, the latter
winning the debate. Excellent music was
rendered and a social evening enjoyed by
all Light refreshments were served
/ The Bonnie Brier Bush club met Thurs
day evening with Miss v Elliott for the
purpose Of completing arrangements for a
reception and ball to be given by them
III the nea- future.
The PaIlas club met Thursday evening
at the home OF Miss Eva Ward. The
I members worked on their art work while
Miss Mamie Beasley entertained them
/ with q reading.
The Sixth Ward Sewing club was enter
tanned Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Mary Mccullough. Music. sewing
and refreshments were enjoyed by the
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Holbrook returned
" ednesday evening, after a months alb
sence in Mexico
Mrs. William Homer entertained about
thirty friends Friday evening. Cards,
games and music were the features of
the evening. Dainty refreshments were
served.
A farewell social was held in the Fifth
ward Tuesday evaning in honor Of Hyrum
Vance who left the day following for
J Chicago Lunch was served.
The Utah SOrOSis met in open session
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
F. C. Donovan. Judge w. H. King of
Salt Lake delivered a lecture on Voltaire
before about fifty members and invited
guests. After the lecture refreshments
were served and an enjoyable social even
ing passed.
. The Nineteenth Century club met this
week with Mrs. c. o. Newell and listened
to an interesting lecture on Newton by
. Miss Josephine Kellogg, -.
The Priscilla club met Thursday even
ing with Miss Sidonia Olsten at the home
of Mr. and Mrs j, L. Brown. After the
regular club work the hostess served de-
Ecious refreshments.
Mrs. Stanley Partridge was the hostess
. Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
served.
A very enjoyable chiidren's party was
| given Wednesday evening by Miss Aiieen
! Cuff at the home Of her parents. Mr..
! and Mrs. George A Cuff, Lunch was
served.
Mrs. Reed smoot and family went to
, Salt Lake City Thursday = attend the
wedding Of Mrs, Shoots sister, Mrs Hat
tie Coffin, and Mr.. Theodore Center.
Mrs. Richard Money Of Spanish Fork
was a visitor in our city Wednesday.
About 200 citizens if Nebo stake at
tended the exercises ano reception given
In their honor at the B. Y. university
Wednesday. In the evening ball and
banquet were given for them.
Z Mrs. Frank Resell entertained at g
chi1drens party Wednesday evening in
! honor of her little daughter Vera The
! time passed merrily with games and the
partaking Of refreshments.
, A number Of relatives from Springville
Of Mrs. Mary i. Peck met at the home
OF Mrs. ]. @. Graham wednesday 10 pay
their respects to Grandma Peck on -hel
Goth birthday,
+ The sOth birthday anniversary of Mrs
RhOda Douglass was celebrated at her
home on Thursday afternoon. About
thirty friends and relatives were present
: and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon Din
! ner was served.
: The Seventies of Provo entertained a
large number of their friends at a recep-
ton and ball Thursday evening at the
! 3. \. gymnasium hall. The evening was
passed in dancing varied with few
musical selections. Refreshments Were
served
The friends and neighbors of Mrs. H. ]
? W. Goddard gave her a pleasant surprise
! at her home Tuesday evening. Games
songs and Rotations were enjoyed unit
a late hour. Refreshments were served
The Misses Margaret Clayton and Ma
Z line GIazeF entertained about twenty
FRIENDS at the home of the latter WedneS
day evening. The rooms were pTettily
arranged with hearts made Of white and
red carnations. Games and songs die
much toward making an evening of en-
, served.
On Friday evening the students Of tn,
- class Of 1907 and the agricultural and ar
students of the B. Y university gave
most enjoyable ball in the gymns stun
hall. Light refreshments were served
| from neatly arranged booths.
Mrs. Berry of Eureka spent the pas
week in Provo, the guest Of Mrs. Ra!
i Packard
+ Miss Minyon startup was the hostess
: at a party Of her young friends Wednes
\ day at the home of her parents, Mr.. anC
e Mrs. W. J. StaFtup. Fun and merrimen
reigned supreme. Delicious refreshments
= / were served
> Miss Ruth Evans is visiting friends II
( Salt Lake this week.
= Mr.. and Mrs n. L Brisach left Thurs
: day for their home in New York.
o Among those who attended the Lincoll
. banquet in Salt Lake Monday were jane
a Glove, ID. D. Houtz, d. H Calder, Eph
: rain Homer, w. Z. Rydalch, E. T. Jone
Joseph b. Richmond announces tn
q marriage Of his daughter, Miss Hattie, e
r Frank Speckart, which will take place OF
| Feb. %
4 one of the prettiest socials given I'm thi
| city for some time was that at the hom
!, of Mr.. and Mrs. t. n. Taylor Wednesda,
: evening, when Miss Ethel Rogers enter
!. tanned the r. G, 7. club and friends. tn
A rooms and tables were artistically dec
| Grated with red hearts About fifty youni
n people made the hours pess merrily Wit
n music and games. An elaborate luncl
i Mrs. d. II. Calder was the hostess at
Kensington Saturday afternoon, TIL
p guests were mainly members of the Nine
n teenth Century club with few invite
n guests Refreshments was served.
! Mrs. Fera Decker entertained a numbe
of friends at her home Thursday evening
a in honor Of her sister, Miss Olive Gay o
! Ogden. Cards, music and games wer
played by all. Refreshments wer
Il served.
! The Maccabees entertained at thei
, lodge rooms Friday evening. Cards an
7 musical selections were the features O
the evening. Refreshments were served
~ The Orphean club gave the third Of it
n series of dances on Friday evening in tn
First ward social hall, which was enjoye
by large numbers of society people o
this city Lunch and cake were served.
q DR.. and Mrs. T. w, Taylor and Mrs. r
8 J. Richards visited friends IN Salt LAX
this week.
Mrs. W. H Dusenberry has returne
home after a brief but pleasant visi
with her son, Mr. Owen Dusenberry, 0
Denver. -----.--
A china shower WAS given in honor o
Miss Hattie Richmond Thursday evenin
at the home of Miss Title Gray. a socia
evening was spent and many dainty an