The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
PROVO.

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PROVO, Oct 3-Miss Fay Loose royalty
e2ntertalned a number of her young friends
MONDAY evening in honor Of Miss HiIda
GreesOn of Salt Lake by a delightful
auto ride to Springville and an elaborate
supper served at the Harrison hotel The
gueSts, cnaperoned by Mrs. c. E. Loose,
were Misses Chloe SmOOt, Zella Farrer
| Ferris Noyes, Nina Taylor, Mamie Man
gum, Theatha Hardy and Amy Knight
Lawrence NaylOr of Salt Lake visited
Irlends IN our city Saturday and Sunday.
j. A. Homer left this week for Califor-
MA. where he will visit for some time.
MISS vivian Finlayson. who is en-
ployed as teacher at Linden, came over
FinlaysOn, Sunday.
The first years Of the B. Y university
enjoyed very pleasant social evening
Friday The object OF the gathering was
to get acquainted with the new students
Games, music and a social time generally
was enjoyed by all Refreshments were
served
The Priscilla girls were entertained
| Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Lydia knudsen. After the usual program
a pleasant social time was enjoyed. Lunch
was served.
Mrs. F. L. Chapman of American Fork
and her guest, Miss Harvey of Washing
ton, AMI Miss Owens of American Fork
were the guests of Mrs. Roy Murdoch
Sunday.
The Utah sorosis met Wednesday aft
I
Evans. Two excellent papers were given
as follows: "Chaucer," Mrs. George s.
Taylor; Emerson" Mrs. Galloway Mrs.
/ G. r. Johnson and Mrs. George Kerr were
admitted to membership in the club. On
Wednesday next the club Will meet at
the library and be entertained by Profess
scr J. B. Fairbanks. who will exhibit a
number of his paintings and talk on
Art and Home Decoration" An invi-
tation is extended to the ladies of Provo
to attend.
The city teachers formed a party and
rode horseback up to Rock canyon Thurs
day afternoon, where few pleasant
hours were passed around huge bonfires
and campfire supper enjoyed
Frank Ramsey entertained at an auto
mobile party Tuesday evening the follow
/ ing young people: Misses Frances and
Mollie Stevenson Miss White and May
Wheeler of Salt Lake, NIessrs. Davis Hat
/ ton, Roy Van Wagenen, r. Hawk and F.
/ Thomas supper was served at the home
of Miss Frances Stevenson at Spring
/ vile, after which the party returned to
4 Provo.
Many friends Of Mrs. Ellen Jackman
will be surprised to learn of her mar
I rage to Martin +. SandersOn which was
solemnized last Friday.
| The B. P. o. T. entertained at a very
/ enjoyable whist party at their club rooms
/ Tuesday evening. Eight tables were en-
/ teTtained. Prizes were won by Miss Edith
| Furey and Didney Vincent Ice cream
/ and cake were served.
guest of Miss Kate Alexander for the
| past week, has returned to her home in
Salt Lake.
About thirty friends and relatives pleas
antly surprised Mrs. Bell Bachman at
/ her home Monday evening. the event
/ being her birthday anniversary. Games,
| music and q social time was enjoyed by
/ all. An elaborate lunch was served.
/ Mrs. J. G. Graham entertained at
/ family dinner at her home Sunday in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Susan TAYLOR of
/ Salt Lake. Plates were laid for fifteen.
Mrs Addie Myers was the guest of
! honor at a Kensngton, given by Mrs. ].
| F. Armstead. About thirty ladies en-
| joyed a social afternoon. A dainty lunch
was served. Mrs. Armistead was assisted
/ in entertaining by her daughter. Miss
Mrs. Jennie wilkins and daughter Miss
/ Winnie who. are teaching in Wallsburg,
came down Friday and remained over
a number of girl friends Of Miss Bessie
! Hedenberg gave her bundle shower Fri
( day evening A merry evening was
passed and many useful tokens received
/ BY the bride-elect. Refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Anderbsrg are Wis
iting relatives and friends in salt Lake.
Mrs. George W, Gee is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Hyrum Smith. in Los An
geles, for few weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Dougall Of Springville was
the guest of Mrs. J: W. Hatfield Friday
in salt Lake Miss Angie HOlhrOOk has
returned to her duties in the B. T. uni
paws Madsen entertained at lake
rartv Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph T. Farrer and Mr.. and MIS-. J. W;
Farrer. They watched the seining and
enjoyed a delightful sail
on Monday evening the SOrOsis Juniors
met at the home of Miss Florence Moore.
Plans were discussed for social and
dance. to be given Halloween evening at
the First ward social hall. After the
rnootine, Miss Moore invited the members
of the club to an hours entertainment al
George smoot entertained at a lake
nerfv in honor of Messrs- Hyrum and
David smith both of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Yates and children nave
left for the coast, where they VIII spehu
An elaborate banquet was given Fri
da1 evening at the Hotel Robert, in honor
of United States Road Expert Nosheli
~ Washington D. c.. by the Commercial
ci,b Thtrtv-five plates were served
master Responses were made by fIesl-
dent ". H Ray, Mayor Decker, COM
missioner Ward, William NJ Royiance
III Trbe Nineteenth Century club met FRI
dav afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. r.
n1-s.lier An excellent paper on THE
Adoption Of Christianity was given py
Mrs Fred Bee.
Hf~s p. Zolinner was hostess at
very unique party at her nome frlIay
evening in honor of Mr. Schofeid- me
guests were asked to attire theTns-tves IN
eoS+nT,es reprasenting youths of 70 years
! Coroes music and a merry time generally
was enfoved by all. Lunch was served
DRY FARMING CONGRESS,