The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-17
Provo Society

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. March 16,-An elaborate re-
ception was given Monday evening by
the members OF the Commercial club In
honor OF the engineers OF the recloma
tion service. The clubrooms were pret
tily decorated In the national colors. a
beautiful large flag being draped over
the entrance. Messrs. John w Farrer.
James Glove and r. r. Irvine acting
as reception committee, received tho
guests. r. n. Irvine, Jr, acted as toast
master. The musical part of the pro-
gramme was ably taken care OF by Prof.
y, C. Lund and Prof. Goodmanson.
About one hundred and twenty guests
sat down to an elaborate spread.
Misses Sadie Strawhorn and Lydia
Jones were the guests OF Mrs. c, Il.
Erickson at dinner Sunday.
The Utah Sorosis celebrated its tenth
anniversary Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. d. Houtz. Carnations
were used 10 good effect in decoration,
Many new and interesting games were
introduced. Miss Arvilln Clark won the
prize for making the most words OUT
of the letters contained in The Utah
Sorosls " An elaborate lunch was served
by the charming hostess.
Mrs EenoTe Moore and daughter.
Miss Elsie have returned home after
very pleasant visit with relatives ana
friends in California.
The Priscilla club members were en-
tertained Thursday evening at the home
OF Misses Allie and Fern Smoot. After
a pleasant social hour and having par
taken OF a dainty lunch, the party en-
joyed a couple OF hours at the skating
rink.
Miss Winnie McHatten of Eureka is
visiting friends in this city. She eX-
In for
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Thorne OF this
city wcnt-oyer 10 Pleasant Grove on
Wednesday to attend the Walker family
Master Milton Booth entertained
number OF his young friends Tuesday
evening at the home OF his parents,
of honor WAS Mack Seeley OF Canada.
\ pleasant time was passed In games
and music, an excellent lunch was
served.
Nir and Mrs Albert Knudsen delight
fully entertained at their new home
Wednesday evening in honor OF their
mother. Mrs Andrew Knudsen, the oc-
caslon being her birth anniversary,
pleasant social and musical evening was
enjoyed by about thirty friends and
neghbors An elaborate supper was
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day at the home OF Mrs. j. w. Arid: An
excellent paper was presented by MrS;
j Callen Smith, Miss Francis Willard,
preparing next years programme.
Miss Winnie Spanord and J Alma
Thatcher were married in this city
Mi Miss Bertha Barney entertained the
members of the Palace club at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bar,
ney y social time WAS enjoyed ana
dainty refreshments served.
Mrs j +, Nibley OF lie Grand' or.'
Is spending few days WIN her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. II DusenpSerry, 9S
I and
Long OF salt Lake have returned home
after a pleasant visit with friends In
this city While here they were the
guests of Miss Helen Glazier.
Mrs Theodore Center and Miss Mary
Eldredge Of Salt Lake City are the
guests of their sister. Mrs, Reed Smoot,
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Philander Brown when MISS Caurie
Barney OF Kanosh and Mr.. H. SterIInG
Harding Of this city were married; me
elaborate wedding supper was served and
many useful presents were received py
the young couple. -
pleasantly surprised by party OF friends
at their home Tuesday evening. cards,
games and music all tended TO make inc
time pass pleasantly heiresh'he'iss "eie
served. l., 49,,
OF Charlie T. Jones at his home fhurs-
day evening Games, music and recita-
tIons were enioyed by a large number of
friends until late hour.
Mr and Mrs. John Clark announce the
enyagcment OF their daughter, Arvilla,
10 Mr. Willard Andelin. the marriage to
take place in the Salt Lake Temple
Mrs, Ida Smoot Dusenberry Mrs. ]. f.
NIbley. Miss Mary Eldredgc and Miss
Chloe Smoot delightfully."- entertalned trl-
day evening In honor of Senator and Mrs.
smoot in Gymnasium hall Dancing was
the feature of the evening.
Mrs. Il. w. Stoker was hostess at a
kimona party at her coZy home Tuesday
afternoon The perfume OF sweet vioiets
amusing features OF the afternoon the
ladies We're requested TO trim themselves
a summer bonnet. Prizes We're awarded
Mrs. Ferre Decker and Mrs. George start
up An elaborate lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. William j, Harris an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Sarah TO Roy PasSey. the marriage
to take place March ~, in the Salt Lake
Temple.
Miss Daisy Blrkm formerly of this city,
but now residing at Portland, Or. is
spending a few weeks visiting her parents
and friends In this city.
Miss Prilla Frisby and Nellie Schoheld
were the recipients OF Il delightful surprise
party given by the NJ. |. association of
the Third ward. at the home OF Mayor
and Mrs. j. II. Frisby. Games. music
and readings made an evening long to be
rcn1embered by all. Refreshments were
Miss Jean Williams visited friends in
Spanish Fork the latter part of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs II. T. Jones entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il, Hodson
and Mr.. and Mrs. ELIAS Gee.
Mrs. G.. r. Erickson was the pleasing
hostess OF n candy pull at her home Mon
day evening, the guest of honor being
Miss Sadie Strawhorn. who. with her par
ents, Is about to move to Ogden The
evening passed merrly In games, pulling
candy and the partaking Of an excellent
lunch.
a delightful masquerade surprise party
given Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Johnson. In
honor OF Mr.. Johnson. About thirty guests
attired In various costumes. passed the
hours III games and various amusements
An elaborate lunch was served