The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13
PROVO

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Provo. Feb. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Jones entertained about twenty OF 'l4 tJIl,
friends at their home Sunday evening, the
orrasiOn being the birthday anniversary
Of MIR. Zones Music was the feature OF
the evening. An elaborate dinner was
sG Goyarnor William Spry of Salt Lake was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. ID. H. Caloet
Mr. and Mrs. A H Maiben are visiting
friends in California during the present
Miss Marie Startup entertained at the
home of her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-. w n
Startup, the members OF the Junior So
'i Tg ana ana Mrs. Davis Openshaw enter
tanned at dinner Sunday number OF theI
Il Mr. and Mrs. n. P. Newcomb have re
turned home after a very enjoyable WISH
with friends in Salt Lake, ..z- =,
Miss Ethel Noon is visiting friends IN
Salt Lake this week; s .. he
William Mckay has returned TO ms
home in southern Utah after very Ell
iovable visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Nellie r. Taylor was the hostess
at a dinner party at her nome SUNDAY
evening. Covers were laid for twenty,
Mrs Ella ROszen OF EUREKA Is yIsltlIlS
her mother, Mrs. Oscar WlIAlhs' anu
other relatives in Provo TINS Weeh. w.,
Mrs. H Hansen and Mrs. Hazel van
Warenen are guests of Mrs. John han
sen of Richfield this week
Miss Addie Stewart entertained at
musicale Sunday afternoon the members
Miss Zella Farrer left wednesday al
ternoon for Chicago, where she VIII IdOoI
as a missionary. .,-- -.
Mrs. Grant c. Bagley Charmingly enter
tanned Saturday afternoon, the Bridge
club at her home Mrs. sam SchWaD aHo
Mrs. Murray Twelves won the prizes.
Miss Merl Jones entertained ABOUT
twenty of her young friends THURSDAY
evening at the home of her parents, MI;
and Mrs. William I. Jones. Gahles ana
music were the features OF the evening
An elaborate birthday dinner was served.
On Thursday evening a very pleasant
and successful surprise was gwen Ut.
H s. Pyne by the members of the south
ward choir. 1t was the doctor blrthday'
and when he appeared at the meeting
house for the regular practice he was sur
prised to find the members OF the chOlr,
the bishOpric and other leading members
of the ward present there TO entertain
him Instead of engaging in regular choir
practice. The meeting house was taste
fully decorated for the occasion. George
Van Wagenen acted as master OF cere-
monies and in a neat speech on Denalt OF
the choir presented to the doctor as a
token of their love and esteem beauu-
full German silver mounted patton win
which he will in the future conduct the
choir The doctor responded in short
speech thanking the choir for the mani
festatiOn of good will and the support
they had given him as chorister- A de-
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were INDUCED in and a splendid lunch was
served to all present.
The Nineteenth Century club met FRI
day afternoon at the Provo library. MISS
Helen BOnham gave a very instructive
paDer on Raphael" This was followed
by a paper on "Charlemagne, given by
Mrs. DR.. Arid.
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon with their president, Mrs. Evans,
and listened to very interesting lecture
on Health" by DR.. E. S. Hinckley OF
the university. Mrs. r. r. Irvine gave a
number of selections on the piano. The
host served a dainty luncheon to the club
and a few invited guests.
The SOrOsis Juniors are preparing Tor
an elaborate dancing party to be given
i'm the Social hall Monday evening.
Mrs. joseph Ward entertained at a
number of dinner parties at her home this
week.
The Social Sixty enjoyed another of a
series of parties at the Social hall Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Farley Smoot entertained at a
chiIdrens party at her home wednesday
afternoon in honor of the third birthday
of her little daughter, Miss Chloe. A
merry afternoon of games was enjoyed by
the little ones. Prizes were won by little
Miss Vilate Pierpont and Master Alma
SmOOt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Chase entertained
DR. and Mrs. z. G. Hughes at dinner
Monday. followed by a theatre party to
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The Sorosis Juniors met Monday. even