The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10
Provo Society
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. March 9.--Miss Lizzie Watkins
was the charming hostess AT birthday
party given Tuesday evening at the home
OF her parents Mr.. ana MRS. Charles +.
Watkins. a merry crowd of young peo-
pie made the hours pass pleasantly with
games and sweet music. A very interest,
ing Music" game was introduced and
prizes awarded Misses Cleo Jones and
Bessie Smart, and Messrs Leyland Far
rer and Roy Van WaGenen. An olabor-
ate supper was served
Mrs. e, II. Sparks left Friday for a
visit with friends in Salt Lake; she VIII
remain for week,
Mrs. Lena Baker OF Telluride, Colo,
spent a week visiting her brother and
wife, Mr., and Mrs. Leon Baohmau, and
her many friends in this city,
Mrs. r. L. Allen and Mrs. William
Knight LETT Tuesday Tor Los Angeles Cal,
where they will join Mrs. Jesse Knight
They expect TO remain for month.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McAdam
ut dinner Sunday.
Miss Hannah Dunn has returned homo
after q brief but pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. j. X, Hodson entertained
few friends at dinner Sunday Covers
Miss Grace FarYer the twelve year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Farrer
entertained about twenty OF her young
OF her parents. the occasion being her
birthday. Games. music and recitations
made the hours pass pleasantly. dainty
lunch was served.
Miss Annie Jones' who has been visit
Ing with Miss Ruth Miner of Springville
for a couple of weeks, has returned home
friends in Salt Lake as the guest of Mrs.
c. II. Thompson; she expects To be alb
sent from Provo month.
Mrs. Leon Bachman delightfully."- enter
tanned the Five Hundred Card club at the
home of Mrs. Thurman Tuesday evening.
The games were played with the usual In
Speckart and MIR. George HayeTcamp.
Sweet music interviewer with the games
OF cards made a most enjoyable evening,
~ dainty lunch was served,
The aged OF the Sixth ward were right
royalty entertained at the Ward house
Friday. Vehicles were sent for the more
gathering about 10 o'clock, where an In
teresting programme OF speeches, music
and recitatons was listened to- After
which about one hundred aged guests sat
down to an elaborate banquet, In the
evening married folks party was given
and attended by large crowd,
a number OF their friends at dinner at
their home Sunday. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, E. Corfman entertained
at dinner Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Bachman. Mrs Lena b, Baker and Mrs.
c. O. Newell
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tives and friends In Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Maud Fisher has returned to her
home in Fieber after weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot, and
Master Harlow returned home from
Washington Friday.
Mrs Carrie Sutton of Park City Is
visiting relatives in this city for couple
OF weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Charlie E Giles enter
tained at dinner at their home Wcdnes-
q honor being
Mrs O. w. Hyde of Garland. Utah. Cow
ers were laid for fifteen.
The most elaborate social or the week
was given Thursday evening at the Hotel
Roberts by Messrs. and Mesdames w. d
and d. II. Roberts The large ball room
was prettily decorated with festoons and
sJreamers OF red and white crepe paper
About one hundred aud fifty guests en-
joyed an evening OF dancing and cards
One OF the unique features of the evening
was artistically arranged booths, from
which Dutch lunch was served by typi-
cal Dutchman,
Mrs. Phil Speckart delightfully."- enter
tanned at a dinner party al her home Fri
day afternoon in honor or Miss Arvila
Clark and Mrs. o. w. Baker. Covers
were laid for twenty, Carnations were
used for table decorations.
a number OF friends OF Mrs. H. C
I8lumenthal pleasantly surprised her al
her home Thursday evening. The guests
were Messrs. and Mcsdames Robert Cur
It's, j. Beck, j. Il. Cheever. Royal Wooley. |
II. NJ. Roberts, b. Bachman DIR, and Mrs. !
n. II. Nelson and Misses Hazel and Bell
Roberts. A pleasant social evening was
passed and lunch served
:. MISS Myrtle Aplanap OF Midway Is vis-
iting friends In this city for few days.
Mrs. Charlie Giles was the pleasing
hostess at dinner party at her home
Wednesday afternoon, the guests OF honor
being Mr. and Mrs oscar w. Hyde for
merly OF this city. but now residing i'm
Garland. Utah
Mrs. Annie Sutton entertained in honor
OF Mrs. Maud Fisher OF Heber at her
n IIe
served and pleasant evening passed in
music and games.
Miss Arvina Clark has returned home
after pleasant tour OF southern Utah
Miss Leah Pyne was the deiightfnl
hostess at an evening social given at her |
f home Friday evening. The members OF
occasion delightful social evening was
passed and dainty refreshments were
Mrs. Leah Dunford wldtsoe is visiting
friends in Salt Lake this week.
me utah Sorosis met Wednesday aft I
NAV very interesting talk on Art"
was given by Miss Aretta Young The /
sunlect was treated in general way. the
most eminent painters being touched |
upon, and profusey Illustrated
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri |
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j.
r,yesenl w. Aida, lnd l., Ihe following papers were
Julia Ward Howe and Harriet Beecber
s59|e sEysecs. by Mrs. Mrs Z challen Smith;
Y. w llldTO, by MISS Gertrude
Sanders; Susan B Anthony" by Mrs
=. .. Newell Quotations were given |
from Miss Anthony by members
The Forum club met Wednesday even
lng IN debate with the 3, Y. university |
College club. The question was. "Re |
solved, That egoism has done more for |
the advancement OF humanity than al |
truism.'' The Forum had the affrma- |
tive side. and was represented by Rev.
:. {. smith and Il r. Irvine, Jr. The |
College club was represented by Messrs
r. NJ. Rowe and w, p. Morgan, the lar |
Ter winning the debate. A large number
OF visitors were present. The Judges |
were James Glove. J. E. Booth. Jacob |
Evans, E. E. Corfman and Professor |
Nelson.
Mrs. Elenore Moore and daughter, Miss
Elsie are expected to return home from
California Monday. N
Mrs. Oscar Groshell OF Salt Lake Is |
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. II. |
Berg OF this city. "
Miss Rose Yon Niederhausen pleasantly
entertained about twenty OF her friends |
at social Saturday evening at the home |
OF Professor and Mrs. widtsoe Games
singing and readings all tended TO make |
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