The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
PROVO SOCIETY

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PROVO, Nov. 21.-The Sorosis club
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Elizabeth Partridge. A very interest
ing paper on the Conquest Of Iro-
land" was given by Mrs. Clara Henrie.
The club adjourned for two weeks,
when they will meet with Mrs. Sarah
Holloway.
The. Ladies' Aid society gave q
chocolateaire and apron sale ut the
Congregational parsonage Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Many guests
were present at both entertainments.
An excellent musical programme was
gwen.
Mrs. Eugene Fletcher entertained at
children g party Tuesday afternoon
in of her little daughter Elizabeth 3
fourth birthday. About, fifteen little
ones were present. and were enter
tanned with music and games,
Mrs. John Fisher of Heber City is
visiting friends in Provo.
Miss Maud Graham Is visiting in
Manti this week.
party OF young girls gave q candy
ron on Saturday evening. About ff-
making.
Mrs. James Glove entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor Of Mrs.
John Fisher Of Heber. Covers were
laid for six.
Clarence Hawking spent Wednesday
in Salt Lake City.
Oscar Garritt Of Heber City spent
Sunday in Provo.
Col. G. e. Loose was Eureka
visitor on Thursday.
The Provo Polo club gave a dane
ing party on Saturday evening at
the First ward social hall. About fifty
couples were present.
Arthur Booth of this city and Miss
Hortense Hyde Of Nephi were married
Tuesday at Nephi. Mr.. and Mrs. Booth
will make their home in Provo.
Mrs. j. G. Ferron entertained few
friends at her home Tuesday afternoon.
The tlme was spent in sewing and so.
cial chat.
T. r. Allen of Coalville Is visiting
in Provo with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Eugene
Allan.
P. G. Peterson, principal of the
Maeser school. spent Monday in Salt
Lake City,
Mrs. w. J. Tuddenham Of Salt Lake
city and Mrs. Myers of Evanston,
Wyo., are visiting in Provo with Mrs.
Z. H. Darling.
The Forget-me.not and the Agenda
clubs gave 2 party Friday evening in
honor of Miss Bertha Gadd Music
and games were the order of the even
ing.
Miss Amy Mangum is visiting
friends in Salt Lake this week.
The LIE Cenate club gave another of
their deli ightful dancing parties Thurs
day evening at the First ward social
hall. The decorations were in the Ma
tional colors. About one hundred were
present.
Thursday evening the B. Y. L.
faculty gave a reception in the gym
nasium in honor of the College club.
An interesting programme was given,
The university colors, flowers apnd
flags were the decorations.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. E.
Searle. Miss Helen Bonham gave an
excellent paper on the 'Great Persian
and Mrs. II. J. Hughes gave
the legend of ''The Golden Fleece"
with q sketch of Hawthorne.
J. A. HYDE Of Nephi spent Thurs
lay with friends in Provo.
Mrs. S. II. McEwan OF Eureka Is
spending the week in Provo.
Mrs. J. c. Ferron was pleasantly
surprised by the ladies of the Fourth
ward Relief society Thursday.
Miss Bessie Alfred, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Alfred, aud j. Fran.
Us Jones of Montana were quietly |
married Tuesday evening at the home |
# the bride, Bishop c. Il. Berg of !
.iating.
Miss Nina Taylor entertained few !
friends at a "fudge party Wednes. !,
lay evening at her homo in the Fifth |
ward
Miss Alice Hendricksen entertained |
number Of her friends at birthday |
oarty Friday evening.
Mrs. o. ". Bailey entertained the |
)wl club at her home Thursday even. |
ng Many games were played and /
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAdam were |
Iwarded first prize in the drawing
,ame.
Miss May Thurman left Saturday
or Salt Lake City to spend the week
With friends.
T. A. Thurman spent Sunday in Salt
lake City.
Mrs. Alice Thomas Of Salt Lake City
S visiting in Provo with her parents,
lr. and Mrs. T. W. G. Hathenbrook.
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