The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08
PROVO SOCIETY

Special to The Tribune.
I PROVO Nov. Tho College club of
! the b. Y university gave Halloween
! party at the Art building Friday even
| ing, The studio and other rooms were
| artisticaliy decorated In autumn leaves
and pumpkins. Games OF all sorts were
| enjoyed by the guests.
| Tho Nineteenth Century club met on
| Friday afternoon With Mrs, Robert Bee
| Mrs. Brim gave an Interesting paper on
''Heroditas." and Miss Pearl Adams gave
| n reading from Thomas PAGE Nelson's 8
plantation stories. Between times nusi
cal selections were given.
The high school girls OF tho Proctor
academy entertained Friday evening at
! the Proctor amusement hall The decor
atoms were IN keeping with Halloween.
Games were played and supper was served
TO about forty guests.
Misses Della and Emma Gee were the
hostesses a a delightful Halloween party
Friday evening. Both outside and In
side was lighted with Jack O. lanterns
and the rooms were made beautiful with
leaves and bowers. Music and games
were INDUCED In TIL the wee sma' hours.
Miss Leona Dunn entertained at Q
china shower Friday evening, the affair
being In honor OF Miss Gencyicve Elliott,
who is soon TO be married. The decora-
tlons were In pink and white carnations;
Games were played and prizes awarded
10 Miss Erma Loose, Miss 'Zella Farrer
and Miss Fay Loose.
The Trio club was entertained at the
home of Mr., and Mrs, Ferre Decker on
played. followed by vocal and instrumental
music.
Miss Georgia Galloway entertained a
number OF her ST. George friends who
are visiting In Provo on Thursday even
ing. \ few pleasant hours were spent
with games and other amusemcnts
Misses Nette and Lydia knudsen en-
tertained the LIE Cotrie club at candy
pull Thursday evening. The rooms we're
1frr1aI aIah a,n., n11s m 20
and autumn leaves completed the decor
ations,
The Sorosis club met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs, Elizabeth Partridge, An
interestlng paper on English h, and Amer,
Lund and was followed by a discussion
OF whether or not 1t Is proper for
lady stenographer to work in an otfce
CallaWay gave report OF the Utah
Federation Of Women's Clubs. held at
Manti, The resignation OF Mrs. May Roy
lance as recording secretary was accepted
from present work in the club,
Mrs. Frank Alexander lett this week
for Salt Lake City. where she Will make
her home in the future.
Mrs Charles KimLall of Fillmore Is
visiting in Provo with Mrs. Seraph Jack
Miss Genevieve Elliott, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Elliott, and Thomas w,
Shelley were married on Wednesday In
the Salt Lake temple. They left on the
evening train for Shelley, Ida, where
they VIII make their home.
Milton Thomas has returned from q trip
through Idaho.
Mrs. Francis ]. Hedqurst entertained at
a parcel shower in honor of her sister,
Miss Bessie Alfred. Tuesday afternoon
and evening. The older members OF the
family were entertained Ia. the afternoon
and the young ladies' in the evening.
aN Sat4v
The decora lions were pink and white car
nations and smilaN.
Mrs. L. L. Halnes Is visiting in Salt
Lake City this week with Mrs. George
b. Thomson.
Thomas S Roylance has gone 10 Mon
tana, where he viii make his home here
after.
John Q. Ryan OF The New Century
Printing company Of Salt Lake city and
L. EggerJsen Clun OF the University of
Utah law department spent sunday in
Provo with Mrs. Sarah Cluf and her
daughter Miss Clara Cluff.
Miss Ora Jones and Edward Morgan
were married at the home OF the brides
Wednesday evening, Bishop Thomas y.
Taylor officiating After the ceremony a
wedding. supper was served to the. imme-
dlate relatives of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Olson were the re-
cipients OF a very pleasant surprise by a
number OF theig friends on Thursday
evening" the occasion being the thirty
sixth anniversary OF Mrs. Olson's birth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dunning. formerly
or Washington, =. c., now. OF Salt Lake
City. are Provo visitors, the guests of Mr. !
and Mrs. John l.. Buchis
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Farrer enter
tained the Trio club at their home Thurs
day evening. Music and games were en-
toyed by the guests,
Miss Vira Hall left this week for Salt
Lake City TO spend the winter.
Miss Sadie Chlpman OF American Fork
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. ". Lester Mangum OF the Garden
City.
Mrs, Robert Cunningham entertained al |
a Kensington Friday afternoon. Cut flow
ers were used for decorations. About If |
teen guests were present.
Maj. Samuel \. King of Salt Lake CITY !
spent Thursday In Provo.
The members OF the lie Cotrie club I
gave banquet at the Hotel Roberts
Thursday evening. Cut flowers were /
beautifully arranged on the tables and !
covers were placed for twenty
Mrs. y. c. Hicks OF Salt Lake city IS
visiting in Provo this week