The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
State Society,"
PROVO.

Especial TO The rald-Republican0
Provo, Feb l9.-One of the social events
OF the week was Valentine party given
Monday evening in the First ward hall by
the members of the Sorosis Juniors. Pot
ted plants and ferns We're freely used
throughout the room, festOons OF red
hearts and other Valentine effects DelnS
used in decorating.
Miss Nina houston spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives IN American Fork.
MIR. and Mrs. George Madsen celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary at their
home Tuesday evening. About 80 guests
were present. An elaborate wedding sup
per was served in four courses, after
which cards, music and delightful even
ing was enjoyed by all. Prizes We're
awarded to Mrs. Brigham MadSen and
d. d. Madsen, as winners in progressive
might've.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine, jr., spent
couple OF days this week with friends IN
salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs George S. Moore charm
ingly entertained at a family gathering
at their home Wednesday evening. in
compliment to their daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Sumner of Portland ore. A very enjoy
able evening was passed in social chat
music and games. Mrs. Sumner left the
following day for her home.
The fifty-SecOnd birthday of Mrs.
Phoebe KaTtChner was fittingly celebrated
at her home Wednesday evening. Games
music and the partaking of an elaborate
lunch was enjoyed by ali,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Homer delightfully."-
entertained at a dinner party at their
home Sunday afternoon, covers being laid
for twenty.
Mrs. Ida Alleman Of Springville spent
Sunday with friends in Provo
Misses Ivie Glove and Myrtle Shontz en-
tertained about 70 of their young friends
at the home OF Postmaster and Mrs
James Glove. Miss Myrtle and Willie
McEWan were the guests Of honor.
The Five Hundred card club were roy
ally entertained Monday evening at the
nome OF Mr- and Mrs Murray IWelVeS
The affair was in St Valentine style, dec
OTatiOns and tally cards being in keeping
with the day. Prizes were won by Mrs
Jessie NJ. Smith and George Havercamp
An elaborate lunch was served.
Y. L. Bunnell was pleasantly surprised
at his home Friday evening, about 80 Of
his friends taking possession Of the house.
The WOOdmen Of the World entertained
the other lodges Of the city al a smoker
Tuesday evening at their lodge rooms.
About 100 guests were present and en-
joyed the evening. Music cards and lunch
We're features.
The relief societies Of the city gave a
unique and enjoyable social and charac-
ter hall at the Mozart pavilion Thursday
evening. About 900 people enjoyed an
evening Of fun and dancing. Almost every
nationality, time and age was represented.
The Third ward carried off the prize for
having the greatest number from their
ward in costume. Many other prizes were
awarded.
The Knights OF Pythias will give a
smoker Monday evening in their lodge
rooms to commemorate their fOTty-sixth
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Dixon entertained
Monday evening at card party. About
20 guests enjoyed an evening OF cards,
music and the partaking Of a dainty
lunch.
Mrs. S J. Jones entertained at a chill
dren's party at home Friday, in honor Of
the birthday of Master ThOmie. About 15
little folks made merry the afternoon,
Fhe Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Arid. An
excellent paper on The Renaissance, the
Effect of Greek Learning" was given by
Mrs. Arid. The question Of q public gym
nasium was discussed, the club resolving
to endorse the action OF the medical com
mittee and assist in every possible way
IN the efforts 10 procure gymnasium in
Provo.
Mrs. Eliza Stewaty entertained friends
at dinner Sunday. covers being laid for
twelve
Dr. and Mrs. W. s. Holloway enter
tanned at their home Tuesday evening in
honor Of their guest, Mr.. Scovel Of Can
ada. An evening Of music and games was
enjoyed by a large number Of friends.
One Of the social events of the week
was the annual ball OF the Provo Com
mercial club given in Mozart pavilion
Friday evening. The guests were the rep
resentatives of Proves business and social
leaders. and the event was considered one
Of the most enjoyable that has taken
place I'm this city for some time.
Miss Jennie Holden has returned to Salt
Lake. after a very enjoyable visit with
friends in this CITY
The Misses AIerline ROylance, Ora Bal
ley and Merle Cuff entertained at a Val
eutine party Monday evening a the home
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. William ROylance. The
rooms were prettily decorated in Valen-
tine effect with hearts and Valentines,