The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
PROVO
Special to The Tribune.

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PROVO Nov IA beautiful wedding
reception was that given Mt the home OF
Mrs Sarah l.. Cluf, on Academy avenue,
Saturday evening. when Mrr- Gun 5
daughter Clara became the bride OF John
c. Ryan of salt Lake city Tho ceremony
was performed by Judge y, \. Noon IN
the presence OF tho family and a few In
vited friends. Simon p. Eggcrlseu, uncle
of fhe bride. gave her away. Tho house
was decorated for tho occasion with cut
floRers and ferns. in the dining room,
where an elaborate supper was served,
chrysanthemums and ferns were used IN
the table decorations. White satin I'D
bons entwipcd with smilaN were strung
from tho chandelier 10 the four corners
of the dninc table. and beautiful we'd
ding cake formed the ccnterpiece. The
parlor was decorat ted In smilaN and Amer
lean beauty roses, The bride wore a cos
tune Of Alice blue chiffon broadcloth with
hat and gloves to match. After a trip
through the eastern states and Europe,
Mir and Mrs Ryan will mako their home
IN Salt Lake City.
O w, HYDE and family, accompanied
bv Mrs j. NJ. Jensen, who have been So
iourning In the southern states for somo
time. returned homo Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary II. Teats gave lecture TO
women only on Friday AFTERNOON In the
Fourth ward meeting house. Mrs, Teats's
subject was Social Purity She lee
iured again to fathers, mothers and
teachers 1T O'Clock in the evening.
The amusement committee OF tho Sixth
tho ward hall on Wednesday night. One
hundred and twenty-five guests were
present and greatly enjoyed the fes,iyi-
tics.
Mrs. D. L. wallIclz clmrniingly enter
tanned at a whist tea party at her home
pm Center street. Wednesday afternoon.
Fottcd plants. ferns and clusters of chTys-
RntheInums formed tho decorations OF the
rooms and tea tables, Nine tables OF
whist were played and the prizes were
awa rdcd TO Mrs BagIey, Mrs. Scsrle and
Mrs. Kerr Following the games an clab-
3rate luncheon was served.
The second-year students OF the r. Y.
university gave very enjoyable dancing
party in the study room OF the university.
Monday evening. The room was beaud-
fully decorated in autumn leaves and
class colors OF heliotrope and white, After
oil excellent programme, dancing was en-
loyed by the 80 guests present.
The officers and teachers OF tho Third
ward primary association entertained at
Third ward social hall, in honor of Mrs.
David Garry and Mrs. Ben Bullock, two
re etiriDg officers OF the association. An
excellent programme was rendered, after
which refreshments were served to thirty
hve guests.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan G.
Holloway was the scene OF a gay we'd
ding reception Thursday evening In honor
aE the marriage of their daughter, Etna-
10 Ernest C. Foulscr OF Salt Lake City,
Members Of the family and number
pf friends were present 20 wish the young
couple JOY and happiness.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor and Mrs. A. G. Cen
sen entertained at a pleasant card party
Tuesday evening, al the home OF the lat
ter. ChrysanthcmumS were used in dec
Grating tn" dining tables. where covers
were laid for ten.
The w. L. sherman Relief CORPS held
it's regular meeting "Wednesday afternoon
In the I. o. o. +. hall, aud two new mem
hers were admitted. After the meeting
the corps entertained the G. y. r. vet
Grams at a social, when refreshments
were served and a very enjoyable after
noon spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts entertained
the members OF the ForGet-Mc and
Agen3a clubs at dinner party Sunday.
Cut flowers were used in decorating the
tables, and covers were laid for thirty
hNc.
.\t the regular meeting OF The Soross
CLUB Wednesday afternoon. a the home
ot Mrs. Grace WalliCk, an excellent paper
on Pre- -Shakcspeagean Poets and Drama
lists was read by Mrs. Talmage. after