The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
State Society
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Provo, April 3O.-The guests VINO at
tended the party given by Miss IDA
Snoot Dusenberry and the Mystic club
saturday evening, conceded that it was
the climax to all the parties given in
the gymnasium this year.
This merry festival" was held in
honor Of the birthday of Froebel, the
founder of the kindergarten
The hall was turned into a regular
May garden, with roses, fruit dos
SONS and butterflies in profusiOn.
There were 25e guests, and dancing
started at $3.50. At o'clock the guests
were called to the east end of the room
and witnessed one Of the most pleasing
events Of the evening, the Living
Pictures"
These were representative Of the
mother play pictures, in which Froebsl
has protrayed and explained the hid
den meaning that can be found in the
simple plays Of mother and child.
The Flower Basket" representing
the loving remembrance of the father g
birthday, with gifts Of flowers by the
mother and children, was portrayed by
Miss Josephine Snow and five OF the
kindergarten children.
''Thc Nest" perhaps the most beau
tifuI of the Mother Play pictures, con-
veying the love of the mother for her
children. showed to the audience a
tiny nest in the old apple tree with the
mother explaining its meaning TO the
children.
Miss Clara Rich, with a NUMBER OF
little folks, made this most Deau-
tiful picture.
new, idea of "peek-a-5oo," or "sepa-
ration and return" was almost per,
feet picture by Miss Ida Jenkins and
the little, laughing Dorothy peepihs
out from under the cloak
The sleeping children nestled on the
couch and the mother thoughttuliy anu
rcverently bending over them IN the
picture called Naming the Fingers,
fuTf given DV MISS
Maud Farrer and five of the t1nlesl
tots that it received persistent recalIs
from the audience
The last was distinctly q May picture,
s.Tbe Growing of the May Queen"
Three of the smallest '1derSarJeh
babies holding the wreath OF blossoms
over the head of Miss Leah PettlSreW'
Accommodating each picture was a poem
set to music, and as each picture was
shown the accompanying song was
sung by Miss Chico Luke.
After the pictures the Myster girls
we're led by the children to the May
,"oIa With its ribbons of roses. The
children buried themselves IN the mass
of roses at the foot of the pole Whlie
the Myster girls gave most aIIAS'10
Maytime dance - ,z,,r
ing the evening in the east oaleony,
which was beautifully decorated VIII
spring blossoms. 81, ..
The dance was concluded Win SOLiS
lxinderga rten games
Mrs. Richard W. Young OF SAT- Lake
was the guest of Mrs. Ida STnoot Dusen-
berry at the reception and balI given
In the gymnasium Saturday evening
A very pretty wedding took place
Thursday evening at the nome OF MI
and Mrs. Thomas Collins, Wnen Ihey
ave their daughter, Miss Errna, In
Tarrias-e with Charles Hawks, George
Pouison officiating The bride was at
tired in a, beautiful white silk princess
gown and carried flowers. Inc ROOMS
we're decorated with crepe paper, car
nations and smilaX- In one corner OF
tbe room an alcOve was arranged where
the couple were united IN marriage
and received the congratuIatlons OF
their many friends. The color scheIile
throughout was pink and white an
laborate wedding supper was served
and many beautiful presents received
Mr. and Mrs Hawk will be at nome
after May l in their new home second
North and Fourth West streets
4 oufet home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Liddiard, when Ihelr
daughter Miss Edith, was joined IN
wedIock to Leo Meacham, by Bishop
I. I. Nelson. The ceremony was Wiz
messed bv the family and a few invited
guests only. The bride wore pretty
gown of cream SILK.
Mrs James z. Liddiard entertained
a+ a family dinner Tuesday in honor OF
Peter Clayton, who has just returned
from a two years mission. Covers were
laid for twelve
Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris Reynolds en-
tertained about forty of their friends
at a character party at their nome
Monday evening. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. Jack Gilbert and Ted Farrer.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
George Havercamp- A very interesting
review of the years work was given
by Mrs. Cheever.
The Utah SOrOsis met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Anna Evans. a
motion W carried that the Utah SOrO-
sis club Join the clubs Of Salt Lake IN
extending an invitation to the Genera
Federation of WOman's clubs 70 come
10 Salt Lake to hold the next biennial
in 1912.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. James Liddiard enter
tanned at their home Friday evening
about eighty guests IN honor OF the
marriage OF their daughter Edith and
Leo Meacham, sOlemnized Wednesday.
An elaborate supper was served and
many beautiful wedding presents were
received by the young couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts chaper-
Oned a party of young people on a lake
marty Thursday. a lunch and n moon
light sail on the lake were enjoyed by
the following young people: la FaX-
man ViIate Knudsen. Addie Stewart
Jetta Maiben. Lizzie Wood, Susie ia
cotsOn. Rhea Kerr, Zina Larson, Hilda
Iitchfield, Bessie EastmOnd, Bertha
(radd. Alice w 600 ana LOrd hdILCLHcTs
Charles Walton. Bonnie Knudsen, James
Spenlove. Vern Nelson, Walter Rnud-
sen. Alfred Larsen, Frank Hall, VIII
for Dean and r. B. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boise delightfully."-
entertained the W. T. Sherman Relief
CORPS. the post and a few invited
guests ct their home IN Provo canyon,
near .Edgwood- About fifty people en-
loved A pleasant afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. AydelOIte entertained
a few friends at dinner in honor OF
Mrs. George Sanders Of Colorado and
Mrs. A 3. AydelOtte- Covers were laid
for fifteen.
The Third ward choir members de-
1ightfuIIy surprised Miss Irma Collins
AT her home Monday evening in form
of a bundle shower.
Miss Bertha Lewis entertained at a
social at her home Monday evening IN
honor of Miss Leah Holt, who has just /
returned home after a couple Of years
spent in the mission field in the south
ern states. Violets were used to ex-
ceIIent effect in decorating.
Postmaster and Mrs. James Glove |
entertained at dinner Sunday in honor 4
of Mr. and Mrs. R. z. Nelson. Covers !
were laid for fifteen
the relief societies Of the stake sur /
nrised Bengt Johnson Thursday eve /
ming at the Second ward house. The 4
room was prettily decorated for the /