The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
PROVO.

ct,,b 60 -V'-l ne Social Ss..te
dan,,, n sale another Of their enioySs .
uahcing parties Wednesday nIpht a. sts
rilst ward social hall, The han NJ
ptet'ilS decorated for the ooaa
"i''e and blue The ladies W.
uue7'en ,,l TO bring luncheon and ~ rcfS,
,'ef"eh drew their partners for 81, sen',ds
lug from the names they drew fr, e'entst
oashe's' sixty couple were ~, " NY,
"a beautifully appointed d,nro~ - y
9r'en tuesday night by Mayor ana W.
W. n. Kay complimentary to W. Nf1
MIS-. Walters of Iowa. Tho ,oo.- anf "
charmingly decorated in rod l,, WeTA'
pIue. with small silk Ga~s ~. nnte ann
ana red, white and blue dran,,,- ne tahlfs
Chandelier. Vases OF red ana ~, on un
1l'ipms nS thn 1Grmed ne beautiful centerrIa L,r
or tne dining table. where cot,ere rplet''
laid Tor twenty-five guests. weE !
The old people OF the socou,
were entertained Tuesday af,on WaIk
social and banquet An eycaIi,uon
sranme was rendered during tha pr5 al
T,oon, ana supper was served at Iocioe,,h cii.e,
IN INC evening tho married peonIa 81 Siocf,k
ward were entertained n, pis OF thil
party at which about one hundredq dqancliya
were present, eo peopl.
Mr., and Mrs, II. Jensen ar.
trends In Salt Lake for the new ,sitin
Mr., and Mrs, Milton Jacobs and !,
Inc Automobile show In Salt It'ena4 nl1
while there they are at the Cullen
The parents class Of the Sjxth !,
senday-school entertained the memhI-.
n, nj deiightful party Tuesday afternogh
Inc me following excellent programme We,
Tshdereu' James Glove, address: Hefss,,
=, -; Jex' address; song. Margaret diiI
MOTHS; reading, Mrs. Monroe Paxn,F
song Ralph Dunn; instrumental ID
lrma Dunn; song. Boshard olIartes5 a
A1ter the programme. dancing was AR
joyed. "N' 'f,r r.,
Mrs. Eliza g. Nelson and Mrs, Man
garet 6. Morris chaperoned the yirIs hIr
lne Junior society at a dancing par
In The b. y. university Tuesday eyeni1s
The Nineteenth Century club met Frn
Gay afternoon at the home OF Mrs ALL
The ladies Of the SorosIs club were M;
guests of the afternoon. very intcf
esting paper on Henry W." was cfvsh
by Mrs. Barker.
Mrs ]. il. Worsley was hostess ar I
delightful kensington. "Wednesday aftar1
noon, Pink and white carnatio formc4
a pretty centerpiece for the luncheon
tables. where covers were laid fns
twenty,
The seventies of the thirty-fourth and
one hundred and fifty-siXth uuor,l,na on
tcrtained at social in the Sixth ward
social hall Thursday night In honor al
w. r. Roberts, who recently retired frorn
the office OF senior president OF ths
thlrty-fourth Quorum Seventy-hve
guests were present.
A delightful ball was given Mondavl
night in. the r. Y. university gymnasium
by the 1910 class, In honor OF the boys
OF the champion basketball team. An
excellent programme was rendered be.
tween the dances, consisting OF specchet
Is ma ts.r Nr tl,A
| and instrumental selections by differed
members. OF the class. Punch was servep
| and dancing enjoyed by about one hum
dred guests
The party which was TO be given 8
the home of Miss Eva Jones by ID.
members OF the Sorosis Junior club hs,
been postponed, and the club will mel,
on the 1st OF March at the home Z
Miss Georgia Galloway
Walter Whitehead returned home Suri
day morning from a two-years' missio
to London. England.
Saturday afternoon the Bridge cid
met with Mrs. Sam Schwab. The priH
was awarded 10 Mrs. George Hevercamr
The club will meet next Saturday q
the home os Mrs. Havercamp-
The annual university day programme
| and a fitting celebration OF the bIrthdag
| anniversary of George Washington wag
| held Friday at the B. Y. university
| An SNcSllcnI programme is pelng reut
dered, which includes music.
The Fireside club entertained at anothp
er of their enjoyable balls last night. TIL
| affair was again held in the First war
social hail. which was prettily decorate.
| for the occasion About seventydv
| couples were present
| Mrs Hannah Leonard and Mrs. Ami
| Goddard baye returned home from an eS
tended visit TO Salt Lake and Sandy.
|
visitor for some time, returned 10 hlS
home in Willard Saturday
Miss Ivy Snow has returned home. after
A few DAYS visit in Manti, the guest OF
Mrs. Ellen l., Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Grandson have
returned to their home in Mount Pleas
ant. after a short visit in Provo WIFE
| relatives
Miss Maggie Candland and Miss Dom
in Mount Pleasant,
Mrs. f. A. Gibson is visiting friends
and relatives at Price and Sunnyside iot
the next few weeks.
Miss Nellie Peay is spending lev
days In Heber, the guest of Miss Annl'
Evans,
Norman Miner is visiting relatives I
Fairview
The Misses BERTHE Sorenson and Hasf
Andersen have returned to their nome Y
| Mount Pleasant.
Miss Retta DeMara of ogden is spend
| ing a few days with friends IN the pdF
| den City.
/ Miss Retta Evans of Lehi vas Vlss
stor in Provo last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester Evans new
| moved from Provo to Lehi. where thel
will make their home.
William Wing OF Lehi was Provo Visl
/ itor last week.
| Mrs owen Stewart and daughters u
| Lebi spent the latter part ot last wee1
with friends In Provo.
Melvin SInuin OF Lehi made husinesl
trip 10 the Garden City last Wednesday
] Smith was Lehi visitor last weeS'
Charles Coates and wife were visitor
in Provo last week
Mrs. Clara Remington spent few Day
last week In Lehi. the guest OF her pd'
ents Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walker
Mrs A. c.. Beebe is visiting IN Amerl-
can Fork the guest OF her mothel' '"''
Thomas Barrett.
Mrs. Amber Ford and MISS ,l,..s Mans
Bowen Of WallsburS arc here Nie"H'
relatives and frIneds.
Mrs William J.. Sperry Of Nepnl Is Ms
itlng in Provo with her daughter :"
VIII Leavitt.