The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
State Society
PROVO.

PROVO.
The AIaeser and Franklin students OF
the Provo district schools were given
holiday on Friday and were taken to the
hills east and north OF town on a May
ride. Each student was provided with
lunch and the day was pleasantly spent
in roaming about the hills IN search VI
flowers and other beauties Of nature.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Royiance en-
tertained twenty young people a. tliell
home on Monday evening II hohoT %
their son Mart who left the next Gay
on a mission to Great Britain. The young
man was presented with DeautlIui Sig
net ring bv twelve Of his friends as 8
token of remembrance. The evening en-
tertainment consisted OF vocal ana N
strumentsl music and games.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman knudsen enter
tanned a number OF young peopie al men
home on Tuesday evening in honor OF
their son Reed. who lett on wednesday
for Norway The evening was spent IN
social games, followed by refreshments
The members Of the Forgetmenot cluD
and the Agenta club enjoyed very "
liRhtfuI May party at the lake on Mon
dav afternoon and evening. sports ana
games were played during the afternoon
and in the evening the party was tdRtH
for a moonlight boat ride on yhe iaAs'
Mrs Emma Woods ChaperOned the parry
Miss Marie Christensen OF American
Fork spent a few days this week Win
Provo friends. -., =.
Ms. 5. NJ. Hawley Of Oasis visited n
Provo this week, the guest Of Mrs. j. Z.
President and Mrs. George II. BTimhaH
entertained the members OF the brigham
Young university faculty and their es-
corts on Tuesday evening. MUSIC anu
many very interesting games were the
features of the evenings entertalnlnshl.
Sims NJ Duggins and wife. formerly OF
this city. now Of Sterling, Utah. are Visit
ing Provo friends and relatives TINS wees
Gee hostess at 81
afternoon tea on Wednesday. Wnen she
entertained twelve Of her lady trlehds'
the occasion being Mrs Gees DlrthdGH.
The FOrgetmenOt and the ASenIa CluDS
gave a Joint dancing party on Wednes-
dsv evening al the Sixth ward social nall
I'm honor Of Reed Knudsen and Jesse NC
Cullough The hall was beautifully deco
rated Tor the occasion anc refreshments
were served from artIstic4Hy arranged
booths. A..
Mrs. L. r. Irvine. jr.. entertained the
members Of the Sorosis club, their es-
,.0~tS and a few invited friends on Mon
dav evening Rev. George Townsend gave
a very interesting lecture on En6llSn
Universities Professor \. G. Lund and
Mr.. NEcNitt gave some very beautifui mu-
steal selections. followed by solo oy
Miss Nina Houston was a salt Lake
visitor on Tuesday.
Mis- Adelaide Weak visited with salt
Lake friends during the week
Mrs. Elmer r. COrfman entertained
Mrs. W. L. Crawford of Manti and Mrs
Joseph Hatch OF Hebcr on Thursday aft
ernOOn-
Mrs. c. O. Baker and Miss Beulah Bach
man Of Salt Lake City were guests OF
Mrs L. z. Corfman during the week
Mr. and Mrs John W. Deal are back
from a very pleasant trip to Los An
cal-S. where they spent the winter
An elaborate banquet was served Tues
dsy evening at the home Of Mrs Ger
trt.de Page br the teachers Of the Maeser
school The affair was given IN honor
OF the basket ball team OF the school
The seventh and eighth grades Of the
Parker school entertained the graduating
clays of that school Thursday evening.
4 splendid musical and literary program
was rendered and dainty refreshments
were served
Many OF the departments Of the Provo
schools have taken a day in the fields
and on the mountains this week for the
purpose Of studying nature, the geo
graphical location Of Provo city and Utah
county
a very enjoyable dancing party was
given at the First ward social hall on
Friday evening under the auspices OF the
parents class.
The Sorosis Junior club gave dancing
PARTY at the First ward social hall this
evening. About 10G young people were
present and enjoyed themselves IN the
pleasures OF the evening.