The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
PROVO SOCIETY


PROVO, Oct. 24.-The Sorosis club
met at the home Of Mrs. Anna Evans
Wednesday afternoon. President Nav
announced TO the club that DR.. George
Z. Robson would lecture to the mem
bers next Wednesday and that each
club member was to bring two friends
on that day. A most entertaining paper
was given by Miss Via Sorenson on
"Saxon Chronicles. The club ad-
iourned for one week and will meet at
the same place.
Mrs. Lucinda Holloway was pleasant
ly surprised by a large number of her
friends on Tuesday evening at the home
Of her son, A. w, Holloway. The af-
fair was in honor Of Mrs. Holloway g
eightieth birthday and was arranged by
the family Supper was served TO sixty
guests and the evenings amusement
consisted of music and games.
Miss Hannah Anderson OF this city
and 3. 7. Smith of Thistle were mar
ried in the Manti temple on Wednes-
day. They will make their home In
Thistle.
Miss Mary Drew of Worcester, Mass,
is expected in Provo within tho next
few DAYS, TO take charge of the class
in music and drawing at tho Proctor
academy.
Mrs. Harry McCord of this city is
visiting this week in Wallsberg.
Miss Zula HoutZ entertained n few
friends at a theater party Tuesday
evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
Ramola King.
Mrs. William Dennis Of Eureka is Wis
iting in Provo with her daughter, Mrs.
T. \. Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Rutherford and
daughter, Mildred. and Mrs. Isman of
Salt Lake City are visiting IN Provo,
the guests OF Misses Lydia and Pearl
Jones.
Hon. S. S. Jones is visiting in Idaho
Falls with his daughter, Mrs. w. c..
A. Smoot, Jr.
Will Patten Of Nephi is spending this
week in Provo.
c. Z. Miller Of Salt Lake spent Sun
day and Monday in Provo.
Mrs. Alma Greenwood of Fillmore is
visiting friends and relatives in Provo
this week.
Miss Ramola King, daughter Of W. H.
Kinp. is spending the week in the Gar
den City with her cousin, Miss Zula
HoutZ.
Mrs. o. Miner Of Naphi visited in
Provo on Monday.
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week. attending the convention of the
Federation of Women Is Clubs as dele
gate from the Nineteenth Century club.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. A. u. Buckler Tuesday afternoon
and enioyed few hours in social chat
and sewing.
Miss Thethe Hardy was the hostess
at a dinner party Sunday. IN honor OF
her guest. Miss Nerva Rose. Covers
were placed for eight guests and the
decorations were in autumn shades, red
and brown.
The Misses Nettie and Annie Parkin-
SON entertained at prettily, appointed
| luncheon Friday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bennion,
Miss Thethe Hardy, Miss Nerva Rose,
| Bon Rich, Francis Davis and Bert
! Smoot. Bowls Of cut flowers were used
for decorations.
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bennion chaperoned the Misses Thethe
Hardy, Nettie Parkinson. Nerva Rose,
and the Messrs. Bert Smoot, Ben Rich
\ the Harrison hotel, Springville.
Mrs Robert Walker Of American
Fork spent Saturday in Provo.
Hon. George W. Whittemore of Nephi
spent Sunday in the Garden City.
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the guest Of Miss Thethe Hardv this
week.
Val Hoyt of Salt Lake spent Satur.
day and Sunday in Provo.
Tho members Of the Ladies' Dem
ocratic club met in the office OF At
torney A. B. Morgan on Wednesday
evenino. A special programme along
Democratic lines was the feature and
there was good attendance.
Mrs. Zilpha Young of Kanab, widow
of the late Adolpha Young. accompa'
MED by her son. Adolpha, is here visit
ing Mrs. Celestia Strong.
Mrs. Clestia Strong has returned
from visit to Salt Lake City and
Heber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Dia-
mond Switch are here, visiting Mrs
Browns mother, Mrs, G. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Cummings of
Heber are visiting relatives in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". O. Beesley, after
spending the summer at their farm on
] the cast bench, have returned TO their