The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
PROVO

given by Miss lola Houtz at her hom,
on East Center street Tuesday night
Pink and white chrysanthemums wer,
effectively used in the decorations. anC
cluster OF blossoms formed a center
piece for the table, where covers Wcr,
laid for twenty. The tally cards wcr,
hand painted. as were also the place
cards. Prizes were awarded to Mis-.
Lydia Jones and Mr.. \. f. Zollncr.
The Misses Myrtle and Mary Jonc.
gave delightful Halloween party n,
their home Saturday evening The
rooms were prettiiy decorated in au
tumn leaves and cut flowers, The guests
came IN ghost attire and some hob
SobIIns. LIN one corner of the room
was witch s den, where the future
OF each guest was marked out for
them After unmasking, guessing games
music and conversation were the fca-
lures of the evening. \ dainty Halo
ween supper was served TO twenty y-fvc
The members Of the Social Sixty club
held their first dancing party this sea
son at the First Ward Social hall Wed.
nesday night. The hall was decorated
Tor the occasion III autumn leaves ard
blue and white strcamers. Dainty re
lrcshmcnts were served TO the dancers.
Miss Romola King. who has been Il
guest at tho home Of MIR. and Mrs ID.
| u. HoutZ for the past two weeks, re-
| turned TO her home in Salt Lake City
| Thursday morning. She was accom-.
panied by her cousin, Miss Iula Houtz,
who will spend the next week In Salt
Lake City.
DR.. and Mrs. Kerr were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jensen at a the
ater party at the Rex Tuesday even
ing, afterwards the party partool of Il
dainty luncheon at the Jensen home.
Ben Medium, who leaves shortly
for the mission field. was the guest
| OF honor at a dinner party given by
Mrs. David Jones Wednesday. Covers
were laid for twenty.
Mrs. Stella Robson Sundstrom of
Salt Lake City spent the past two
weeks visiting in this city. with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4, V. Robson.
A very beautifully appointed Halo
ween Marty was that given ny Miss
Alta Taylor at her home on Saturday
evening The house was decorated in.
yellow bunting as background was
displayed about the rooms, The cleo
trIc lights were encased in grotesque
pumpkin faces All guests were met
at the gate by ghosts and were escort
ed through the mystic walks from
cellar to attic, where the ancient
witches told fortunes. After mum
Der OF interesting, guessing games the
guests were served with a dainty Hal
loween supper
Another and very interesting Halo
wecn party was the one given on Sat
urdar night by Miss Margaret Stewart
at her home in the Sixth ward. The
guests came in FELLOWSHIP and sheet at
tire and wore masks. After pro
gramme OF guessing games the guests
unmasked and enjoyed few. musical
selections. The rooms were decorated
with iacko lanterns and autumn
leaves. About thirty-Gve were present.
The members of the Sorosis Junior
club met Mt Inc home OF Miss Flossie
Dunn on Wednesday evening. An cX-
cellcnt paper on 1.-The California Mis-
sions' was read by Miss Nina Taylor,
Arrangements were completed for the
chailDg-dish party to be given by the
club at the home if Miss Zella Farrer
next Wednesday night.
The young men of the Forget-me not
club entertained the ladies Of the
Agenda club al Halloween party Sat
urday ui"ht al the home of Ben knud
sen. They were assisted III receiving
by Oscar Garnctt, Charles Walton and
Wilford Bean. Games were played and
after the awarding of prizes a de-
licIous supper was served to the thirty
five present.
The members of Mvster club of the
B y. L. gave Halloween party i'll
the study room OF tho college Satur
dav evening. Baskets OF flowers and
autumn leaves were used in the dccora
tions and coy corners were arranged
in the room. Tho guests came attlrcd
III old.tlmc country costumes. After y
short musical programme, dancing and !
were enjoyed,
A trip was made on horseback up
Provo canyon on Saturday bv the fol |
lowing Young society people, Misses !
Ethel and Opal Noon. Zua Uoutz. Elsa !
Moore. Romola King and Mcssrs. Rake |
straw, Pharrls, Gilkerson, Cummings |
and Bishop. Mrs, Wagner was the !
chaperone for the occasion.
Misses Kate and Mavme Alexander, /
Eva Jones. Bessie McEwan. Irene !
Evans and Katherine TAYLOR formed a
Jolly thcater party at the Rex Monday |
evening, after which an oyster supper |
was partakcu Of at The Grier house.
Mrs. Il. w BibbeDs was visiting in
Salt Lake the fore part of this week |
with her daughter. Mrs. w. s. Colbert.
Miss Eva Enclefcld of Eureka is
visiting friends and relatives in the
Garden city.
Mrs. {. l.. Carpenter was the hostess
Thursday afternoon ut Il beautifully ap.
pointed tea gjycu at her home on Acad-
,my avenue. The diuino-Toom was dec
grated with pink and white carnations
and 4 cluster of blossoms was placed
in tho center of the table, where lunch.
con was served 10 fifteen guests The
place cards were printed with selected
pocms. The guests present were: Mrs.
rbomc Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. pcmbcrton.
Mrs. Shafcr, Mrs. Moore Mrs. West
wood. Mrs Brcrcion. Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Bonham, Mrs Kingsbury, Mrs
Rrimm. Mrs. Bower, Mrs, Taylor, Miss
Josephine Kellogg of Provo. and Mrs.
Irwin of Denver, Colo.
Mrs. William strong IS home again
iflcr two weeks spent visiting fricuds
and relatives in Salt Lake City and
IIchcr City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Nelson enter
aimed Thursday in honor OF Mr.. and
MIRA George Morris of Salt Lake City.
Miss Hattie Walker entertained the
members of the Priscilla club at her
nome Thursday night. After a social
hat and some music the cucsls were
served with refreshments.
The eighth. grade student. of the
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