Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
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PROVO

The Clio Club met for their first
social Wednesday evening al the beau
tifu1 new home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Openshuw. Stxty-three was the feature
Of the evening, which was played by
seven tables First prizes were award
!, ed to MI. and Mrs Jacob Evans, while
the consolation prizes We're given Mrs.
w. r. Stoker and DR.. N. II. Nelson
An elaborate lunch was served and au-
tumn leaves and flowers We're in evil
dence everywhere.
Miss Nerva Rose of Idaho is visiting
in our city as the guest OF Miss Thetha
Hardy.
Postmaster Glove entertained MI. j.
L. Turner of New York at venison
dinner Wednesday, Mr.. Turner was
here fol" the purpose OF organizing
league Republican clubs. and was high
In his praises Of Provo and particular
lyq of the venson dinner, which was
entirely new TO the easterner.
Miss Nettie Parkinson was the host
ess ut an elegantly appointed luncheon
at her home Friday evening. Miss Rose
of Idaho being the guest of honor The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ben
Mon, Thetha Hardy, Nerva Rose and
Mcssrs, Bert Smoot, Francis Davis and
Ben Rich.
Mrs. Mary Pulham delightfully."- enter
tanned he members OF the La Coterie
club at her home Friday evening.
Games. music and q social time in gen
eral was enjoyed by all. a dainty
lunch was served.
S. S. Jones is spending couple of
weeks in idaho with his daughter, Mrs.
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c. @. Miller or Salt Lake visited
friends in Provo few days this week
Misses Allie smoot and IIffje Bullock
delightfully."- entertained the members
Of the Priscilla club Thursday evening
Mt the home of Mrs. Ilecta Bullock. All
ir,nmEers of the club We're present and {,
delightful social evening passed.
dainty lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Ruthhard and
daughter. Miss Mildred. and Mr.. !. Is
man of Salt Lake, spent couple of
days in Provo. the guest of the Misses
Lydia and Pearl JONES.
Miss Thetha Hardy was the hostess
at a dinner party Sunday in honor Of
hid for eight. The table was prettily
decorated in autumn shades OF red and
brown.
Mrs Robert Walker ot American
Fork spent a few days this week IN
Provo.
Apostle o. T. Whitney of Salt Lake
City was the guest Of MI. aud Mrs. w.
II. Dusenberry saturday and sunday
Nh. Clarence Dulfin entertained a
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home Saturday evening. Games ana
music We're enjoyed and refreshments
We're served.
The Utah sorosis met TUESDAY even
ing With Mrs. Jacob Evans. An eX-
Cellent paper on SAXON chronicles
was given by Miss Vic Sorenson. Pres
ident Nav announced Dr. Robson for
the next meeting, and that each mem
Der would be permitted to bring two
guests.
Mrs. A. Z. Bucker entertained the
Ladies' Relief corps at her home We'd
nesday afternoon, A pleasant time
Was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
We're served.
Cards are out announcing social to
be given Saturday evening by the Com
mercial students of the B. Y. University
at the gym.
Miss Hannah Anderson of this city
and Mr.. B. f. Smith Of Thistle were
married Wednesday a. the salt Lake
temple; Mr.. and Mrs. Smith VIII re-
side In Thistle.
Mrs Albert S. Jones entertained a
number Of her friends at her home
Wednesday, afternoon. a social time
and dainty lunch was enjoyed,
The eightieth birthday OF Mrs. I.u
cinda Holloway was fittingly Kept
Monday evening at the home Of her
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. Hold
away. The evening was one that Will
long be Remembered by all present. An
elaborate supper was served.
Mrs. Alma Greenwood of Fillmore is
visiting relatives and friends here.
The Woman's Republican club de-
lghtfully entertained their friends at
headquarters Tuesday afternoon. a
social time was passed and refresh
ments served.
Miss Phyllis Sparks, who is attending
the university in this city. spent a few
days this week in Nephi with her moth
er. Mrs. E, Sparks.
Miss Vera Harding spent Monday in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Louisa Barnes OF Nebraska
spent the past week In this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Bower.
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