Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

Alice Reynolds The b. Y Gymnasium
hall was deliberately decorated for the
occasion with crepe paper and flowers.
About 200 guests passed the hours mer-
riiy in dancing and music A sentiment
10 the guest Of honor was given by a
member from each association. express
ing the love entertained and apprecl1-
tion or her labors.
w c. Robbins and family are going
90 Axtcl sanpete county. 90 make their
future home
Mr. and &gs Ralph Arcnbold arc
visiting In Salt Lake this week.
Miss Alta Taylor is visiting friends
In NephL
Grant simons Of salt Lake was a
Provo visitor this week.
The Franklin school eighth grade 3
cntertains the graduates Of the school
and their parents Friday evening az
the Franklin The committee I'm charge
or the affair are arranging for n fine
program IF games, dancing and re-
freshments.
Mrs. James Glove entertained Mrs
william Strong a dinner Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Stewart entertain
ed Tuesday in honor OF their daughter
Iaveno's seventh birthday
Mrs. J g. Graham entertained at
dinner Friday iu honor Of The Nis-.'
Flora and clara Pond and J. NJ. Pond,
ou tho eve OF their departure for thcl
home at Thatcher, Idaho.
Mrs. Row Elliott is visiting with rela-
tives at Nephi
on Monday evening Mrs. W T.. oak
10y entertained at dinner in honor Of
Mrs Walter Storrs of American Fork
The lady was also tho compllmented
guest at dinner given Sunday by Mrs
AID Anderson.
Tho following Provo ladies attended
Tho fourth annual session Of the Grand
Temple of Pythian Sisters az salt Lake
this week. Mrs MvrtH Blumcnthsl
Mrs Elizabeth Archbold. Mrs Maud T.
Anderson and Mrs Jane Williamson.
About % friends of Miss Edith Homer
met at her homo Monday evening In
honor Of her birthday anniversary the
gathering being FRI the nature Of sur
prise.
Mr. and Mrs. y. q. Petersen chaper-
oncd the following young people at a
theater party Monday night. Iona
Knight Amy Maugum. opal Noon, An
ma Newell. Florence Moore. Kate Tay-
lor. Maine GLACIER. Vivian Bonnet and
FIossv Dunn. After the theater the
Jolly party was entertained az supper
at the Lamar Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs Catcs and Mrs. Wag-
ner chaperoned the following young
people to Geneva, where boating and
dancing were INDUCED I'm. Misses
Ethel and Opal Noon. Pearl Jones, Zula
Houtz Alta Taylor. Georgia galloway.
leila Moore, -ud Maud Farrer. Messrs.
Pharis Boyd. Loudie. Cummings.
nishop. Rakcstraw. Parker. Gnkcrson
and Boshard.
Miss Berr1and visited in salt Lake
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver w. Bailey cr-
tcrtaincd az family gathering We'd
nesday evening I'm honor OF the forty
third birthday anniversary ~ Mr..
BAILEY Tho following were present
Hrossre ana Nresdamos Hvrun C7uH. J.
w NIcAdem. - J Vincent, John Ho-
r,er T. w Baker. sidney Vincent
NTeedauos Ruth Railev. Henry Dunn.
r a. C1uT. Misses Pearl Dunn, Ethel
Bailey and MI. Leon Cluff.
Mr. and Mrs william g. Graham
have returned from Salt Lake, after
nleasant visit with their daughter, Mrs
] w. Kcmpton.
Mr. and Mrs John Warwick have r.
turned In Provo after having sucnt q
uIoasant winter IN california for ths
reueft Of Mr. Narwick's health. which
hrs been greatly improved Mr.. Mar
vict was eormerly cashier Of the state
BANK % Provo.
Tho local rqwu. Woodmen ~ the
world ore making elaborate arrange
monte for n social NJ their Lodge room
Tuve g whom the Todies ~ Woodcrafl
WIN be the guests or honor.
Misses Tottie Graham and Eleanor
Na1eou NJ salt Lake were guests or
Ntrs 7 G.. Graham Sunday.
John RoIlo Of Salt Lake visited
with Provo friends and relatives this
week.
Earl Thomas Of the First ward is
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