The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
PROVO

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PROVO. Dec. IA very interesting so
cial event for this wcck was that given by
the local lodge OF Odd Fellows nj their hall
on Thursday night The affair giyon
In honor or commcmoratiou OF ihc twentieth
anniversary Of the founding of the order IN
Provo. Tho hall was beautifully decorated
for ihc occasiou, and worry entertaining
programme Of music aud oratory. was rcnd'
cred. The Rov. p. A. Simpkin Of Salt lnsc
was present and gavo OF his character
istic talks ON frntcrnaIsm and the brathcr-
hood oi man. Tho music for the occasion
was furnished by the Mozart orchestra. An
elaborate supper was served To the 10 Odd
Fellows. Robckahs and their frloudg.
The Nineteenth Century club met with Mrs.
Sam Schwah on Friday afternoon. Mrs. ".
A. Thornhill presented very brilliant pa
in Italian Art Tho remainder OF the after
noon was devoted 10 social culture. tho
hostess serving dainty refreshments during
u recess. The ncNt meeting win be held IN
tho lecture room Of tho public library OH
December II. when Miss Bin2clI viii give q
paper on some Vital Phases Of tho Edu-
catioual process Mothers and ,cnchcrs
hive been extended an invitation to attend
this meeting.
The Utah Sorosis net Wednesday after.
noon in regular session n, the public library.
Au excellent paper on English Historical
Plays was given by Mrs. Flo Spcckhari,
who also cavo review Of king John.
Mrs. r. I. Jones was admitted rs n member
Of tho club. Novt Wednesday will bo prcsi-
dents day and all members will be cntcr-
tanned nt tho homo OF the president, Mrs
Jacob Evans
Miss Emma Dougall OF Sprncvillc was a
Provo visitor on Thursday, the guest Of Miss
Bessie Hatfield
Miss Lucille Paul. daughter OF Prof. i II.
Paul OF Salt Lako City. spent n part of this
week visiting in Provo. and while hero was
the guest Of Mrs. Margaret Call Norris.
Tho employees OF tho Telluride Power
company gave vcry. enjoyable dancing party
nt the Mozart pavilion Thursday evening.
4 number of young people met at tho
homo OF Miss Ora Hampshire on Wednesday
night and organized The MUytlowcr club, and
the following officers were elected: Miss
Faun Jones. president; Miss orn Hampshire,
vice president: Miss May Hoover. score
tnry: Miss Amanda hhandcr. treasurer. Tho
hostess served a dainty lunch and tho club
adjourned for one week.
At the regular meeting OF tho hgcnda club
held on TUESDAY evening az tho homo uf Miss
Rhca EurT. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Miss Liza" Wood,
president; Miss Susie Jacobson, vice prcsi'
dent; Miss Addic Stewart business mana.
ger; Miss Rhca turr secretary. Miss Bertha
Gadd, assistant business Manager. The re
firing officers wCro given vote OF thanks
for their efficient services.
Tho members and truchcrS Of the Fifth
ward sunday school gave - very cujo, able
social and dancing party at the ward hall on
"Wednesday night. 4 Kangaroo court was
ono OF the features OF the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matson entertained nj
prcttily appointed dinner sunday evening.
complimentary TO Misses Myrtle Bibbius aud
Pearl Urry, and McsSrs. Whitney Smith and
Steve Slillhom. Covers wcro laid for ten.
Miss Eva Ward aud Mr.. Harry Heal were
married nj Snlt Lake City on Wednesday aud
were givon reception Thursday evening
AZ the home of tho brides parents in This
city. Nlr and Mrs. r. !. Ward.
Cupid was busy nt tho county clerk of.
fioc hero this week, which brought about
tho marriage of tho following couples, County
Clorl NJ +. Esrtchncr officiating. Marion
&. Ness and Kunico kibhy ot Gnldfcld Nov.
and H. !. Smith and Edith J. Gorgcnscn Of
Eureka, Utah.
Mrs. Crandall and Miss Lydia Jones were
Salt Lake visitors this week.
Mrs Iclla Titchiiold Roberts entertained
tho members OF tho AEonda club at her homo
Thursday evening. After social time spent
in games and songs. the guests were trcni cd
TO delicious luncheon.
Miss Lydia Lewis Of Goshen was a garden
city visitor this wcck tho guest Of Miss
Lydia Jones and Miss Ethel Davis.
" D. Lewis. yyiic aud daughter of Park
City spent the past week visiting relatives
and friends in Provo.
Mrs Pearl Yates and two children arc
located in Los Angeles Cal. for III" winter.
Lillian 4 Calder and Lawrence Salisbury
were married "wednesday in salt Lskc City.
and on Friday night ? reception was rendered
the young couple al 'hc homo Of th" bride 6
parents. Mr. and Mrs. David c. Calder on
proyn ICprh