The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Social Happenings in Cities and Towns Of Utah
PROVO.
Special 10 The Tr,hr.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Noy. s.-pro.
were bent on celebrating pss sSssV
'han on any previous a,..sua'a
parties We're given in 81,
CITY CITY on Monday night. IT, r., pit
Social hall was the Co., The Pa
merriest and jolliest ne cue Of e
son, The dance hal, vents Of h
decorated with the vas "aS ap,,,-
narvest-pumpkins, com 's q
terms and a wealth OF ann, ann, I'd
saturday evening the SMiumn lai
Fieasant View ward o. o., / II
delightful Halloween n. sn.,GFtasa
OF tEe amusements was T Ky M
In The seml darkness q, ',ls nllih<
srlnning jack-o' -lanterns RAose
,ure was booth arrsns,, An56~
The big hail. where a htaat NV a. u
told the fortunes or ,ho Ooeautlful a.
ent- Another Halloween 'uuns fp3
at the home Of Miss vspsy sd|
,ne juniors OF the Third Va Va hs,@
Ihe decorations were ths "ard Z
witches. black cats, etc ~ ,rsua! -
was beautifully decoratedi ne dlr
licious luncheon was gervaa sss1
ty..ilye guests present, u 40 %
ful Halloween affair w.a saiiolh1
Mrs jarvis Aydelotte, com.IIl uil!
her sister, Miss Hazel GpIl,l GoSpai,
to be married this monih ih'oSm
,lons were IN black and yT,-i,e IL
yellow, a number OF Ints.ou,e t, -
were played and refrsss
served in traditional UaIiaml,s4
10 the thirty five guests w nr.
The Utah Sorosis club ms.'
day afternoon at the homs
n. Holdaway. when Mrs My wia 9
lance read a paper on LonsrtaS r
The SorosIs Junior cluh -
Win Miss Opal Noon Wedn"sa
Miss Georgia Galloway resd 49,
Hawthorne. ''aa O.
Tbirty-flve young peon,o
" entertained Monday sya. Mt
Maud Foote and MISC Del,s
AT the home OF the latter T
dini,ls room Were decoraieS
PACK and red, The only liRh,.
JACKIE lanterns, and the p,,ss,'
lircd In sheets and pillow ss,.F
games and sports refrsrhs.s
served from prettily decorated =.
Miss Theresa Homer was -
day last at delightful dI,,s
given In honor Of Miss Myrtls d.
Eureka. The rooms wore deos-.'I
autumn leaves and flowers. q
laid for twelve.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred ". Tsv,o,
lily went TO Salt Lake City n. =
OF the week TO attend the l0tnt
niversary OF the late PnsIs.-.
Taylor. ''-
Mrs. William Homer has IN,
her home Ia Eureka. after a W;
ing with relatives in Provo.
Mrs. x. o. johnson has ro0. /, 4
where she will spend the nsrt h
with relatives and friends. N
Mr.. and Mrs. orgon HuteA,.
Springville spent Sunday 40
Provo, the guests OF Mr. sra Z
Lisonbee. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Bush auI h
Mrs. Roy Greenwood spent Sz,1
in Provo, the guests of Mrs r H.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Candy Scott a.
a party of friends at their hoaz
evening In honor OF Mr.. scolp5
birthday anniversary. While 4 Z
supper was being served Mr. s.
presented with beautiful goA ~
chain,
Mrs. J. +. Smith entertained Al n
con Monday afternoon, when es,,.
laid for fifteen The table vas =
with yellow chrysanthemums snl
flowers Of Halloween reminder Z
place cards were painted siih q
of jack-o' lanterns. The aiienJr
devoted TO whist, the prizes tesg
painted plates. r 4
Stanley Gammett and Vlnc.al A
OF Salt Lake City spent Sunday
Provo, the guests OF Miss FloSis q
Miss Lille Hunt was hostez 4
lightful birthday party Monday 8
her home, ~ South Ninth Wet
the affair having been araBEa 9
brate Miss Hunts sixteenth bink
niverSary. After Il very euiTsh
spent in music and games tlE]'
day supper YVES served to U
guests present
Mrs. E. l.. Corfman enierzt9
members OF the Ladies' Aid soaeq
Congregational church Tuesdty 4
noon, when a very soclable tine
and Il musical programme ~
dered.
The Ninteenth Century club
day afternoon at the home Of hlf
Westwood on North First Est
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Giles enterii1
Halloween party Monday altsn9
honor OF j. Frances Giles. A r4
of games and music vas enl@s
whicE a dainty Halloween F9'7
served.
Miss Hattie Denmare OF sail iA'
was a Garden City visitor Aon@'
week.
Miss Edith Beck has resufsa.
after = very pleasant 1slt 10 p
City.
Mrs. j. u. Jones spent me ~
visiting with friends In Salt LaN
a number Of friends Of NJ
johnson surprised that LADY at
night, the occasion =
$ forty-fourth birthaE
sary. Chrysanthemums were ~
decorations in the dining Ioon