The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
PROVO.

! PROVO.
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| Provo Nov. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. John
DeGray Dixon royalty entertained the
officers and teachers of the Third ward
Sunday school in honor of Mrs. Virga
B. Dixon and Misses Etna Holloway
and Sadie Johnson, at their home last
Wednesday evening. The three guests
of honor have been earnest workers in
the Sunday school, and have now re-
signed. The social was given as an
| evidence of appreciation of their eff
cient work.
The Young Ladies' NJ. 1. association of
/ the Third ward delightfully."- surprised
/ Miss Sadie Johnson at her home on
/ Thursday evening and shOwered her
with useful and dainty gifts. Games,
music and a merry time was enjoyed
/ by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jensen entertained
/ Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. Kerr at
/ a theatre party at the Rex, followed
/ by dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jensen on Academy avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jones entertained
/ about twenty guests at dinner Wednes-
| day evening in honor of Ben Meldrum,
who will leave the fore part of next
week for a mission in Germany. An
! elaborate dinner was served. and
very enjoya BILE evening passed.
Misses Myrtle and Maty Jones were
! the hOstesses at very enjoyable Hal
lOWeen party at their home Saturday
/ evening. The guests were attired in
/ eerie costumes, and the decorations
/ throughout the house were in keeping
/ with the occasion. A witch corner was
arranged. where each fair guest was
able to learn her future. \ dainty
! lunch was served.
Miss ROmola King has returned to
her home in salt Lake, after a couple
of weeks passed in this city as the
/ guest of Miss Zula HOutZ. who has re-
/ turned to Salt Lake with Miss King,
| and Will be her guest the coming week.
| One of the prettiest functions given
1 in this city for some time was given
/ by Mrs G. J. Carpenter at her home
I Thursday afternoon. The decorations
] throughout the room were in pink and
/ white. A beautiful centerpiece on the
/ dining table was formed of pink and
white carnations, and at each plate
bouquet of the same flowers was
placed. \ very enjoyable afternoon
was passed, and an elaborate lunch
served
Mrs Stella SundstTom has returned
to her home in Salt Lake after a cou-
pie of weeks spent with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Robson.
The Social Sixty gave their opening
party at the First ward social hall on
Wednesday evening. The hall was
gaily decorated with festOOns of au-
tumn leaves Punch was served, and
a delightful evening passed. The men,
bers of the club are among the Provo
/ leading society people. Following is
the list: Postmaster Glove, Messrs.
Walter Adams, H. G. Blumenthal, b. X.
Bullock, Josiah Beck, J. G. Deal, Jacob
Evans, d. d. HOutz, Walter Stuff, J. 7.
FaTrer, David OpenshaW, Roy Boren,
| J. w. FarreT, W. w. Ercanbrack w. f.
! Giles, G.. H. Heindselman, s. J. Jones,
Vivian Hinckley, Z. G.. Hughes, c. NJ.
HUMPHREYS, Andrew Anderson. Frank
Alhander. Alex. Hedquist, c. NJ. Hum
! phries, A. y. Holloway, J. F. Harris,
Ed T. Jones. Milton Jones, A. c. john
son, J. L. Lytel, c. E. Loose, A. 5. Jones,
A. B. Morgan, Brig Madsen, w. NJ. Roy
| lance, John ROundy, +. A. Mitchell, Da-
Wis Johnson, Alma Smoot, w. F. Rus.
sell, Clara Reid, F. Z. Roylance, D. D.
Sutton, w. B. Ward, Scott p. Stewart.
ID. II. Thomas, Cary Saxey, J. 5. Smith,
H G. Wood, A. Z. Park, A. Alma Eel
son, T. f. PierpOnt J. T. Taylor, n H
Nelson, J. d. Larsen, Joseph Ward and
H. c. Wood
Mrs. William Strong has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Salt Lake and Heber
Mrs. NJ. a. Graham entertained at a
family dinner Sunday, in honor of her
brother, Joseph Peck of Salt Lake.
Miss RCmola HoutZ of Salt Lake was
the guest of honor at a whist party
given Tuesday evening by Miss Zula
HGutz, at the home of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. d. d. Houtz. The dec
Orations were in the autumn shades
.
| i've whist made a very enjoyable even
ing Prizes were awarded to Miss Ly-
dia Jones and Mr.. ZOlliner. An elabo-
rate lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson enter
tanned at a dinner party in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris, formerly
of Salt Lake, but who will reside for
the present in this city Mrs Morris is
a sister to Mrs. Nelson, and will be re-
membered by her large circle Of friends
while she attended the university, and
since by the name she has made for
herself IN the musical world as Miss
Margret Call We are indeed pleased
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Morris to our
city. and extend hearty congratulations
to the happy young couple
Alma Golf of Salt Lake spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Provo, the guest
of Miss FlOssie Dunn.
DR.. Knowles is spending the week in
Salt Lake.
Miss Mildred Clark of Salt Lake is
visiting friends in Provo this week.
Miss Eva Inglefield has returned to
her home in Eureka, after a very pleas
ant visit with friends in this city.
The Sorcsis Juniors met Monday
evening with Miss FlOssie Dunn. Miss
Nina Taylor gave a paper on "Califor-
MIA Missions. The election of officers
was postponed on account OS the pres
ident being absent. Arrangements were
completed for chafing dish supper to
be given al Miss Zella Farrer's, Mon
day evening, Nov. Is.
The junior members of society made
merry Saturday evening at the home
of Miss MaTgret Stewart. About thir-
ty young people enjoyed an evening of
fun and merriment. Refreshments were
served, and the guests departed at A
lat hour.
Mrs. John Stewart entertained Sun
day at dinner party in honor of her
sister, Mrs. George Norris. Covers
were laid for twenty
Last Saturday afternoon the follow
ing party of young people enjoved a
horseback ride: Misses Elsie Moore.
Opal and Ethel Noon. Zula Houtz, and
R0nola King of Salt Lake; Messrs
Bishop, Pharris, Gilkerson and Cum
mings.
The Agenda club were the guests of
the Forget Me-Not club at a party Civ
en- Saturday evening at the home of
Ben Knudsen. Many new and enjoy