The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING
Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah
PROVO.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Dec. l0-Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
I He'll entertained a number OF their
friends Thursday afternoon, the occa sion
! being the first wedding anniversary OF
the host and hostess. Red and green
coiors were used in the table decora-
served
! pretty home wedding OF the week
was that OF Miss Johanne Esgertsen.
gertsen. and Isaac Boyce. Wednesday
evening az o'clock at the home OF the
pride The ceremony was performed by
/ Bishop l.. l. Nelson In the presence OF
J the families OF the contracting parties
| Ihe rooms were prettily decorated With
autumn howers. Mr. and Mrs Boyce viii
make their home at EdEewood.
/ An interesting meeting OF the Utah
| noon al the home OF Mrs. A. c. Lund
on AGademy avenue Beautiful musical
ana students. Mrs Ida s. Dusenberry
gave short talk on What Christmas
would mean to children If the true
/ christmas spirit was brought out.
Mrs. Give Anderson went to salt Lake
! CITY, Thursday morning, TO meet hey
mother. Mrs. G. Pratt. who has been
visiting in Idaho for the past four
months.
party a her home. I26 North Second
! East street. Tuesday evening rollcw
! ing the games "A dainty luncheon was
served TO the fifteen guests.
The so'osis Junior club. gave de,
! llShtrI dancing party at the First ward
, social hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. Biersach left here
/ City.
Mrs Joseph T. Farrer entertained
| number OF friends at dinner Monday
last. Yellow Chrysanthemums were at
tractivoiy used in the table decorations,
where covers were laid for Mrs. w. w.
Ercanbrack: Mrs. Lyman Noyes. and the
Misses Louise and Estella Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arrowsmt,h left
] Monday afternoon for their home IN
! Canada. after having spent the past
Garden City.
Mr. and Mrs f d. Alexander spent
! Sunday last in sprinsvle.
Mrs. r. 3. Stubs pleasantly enter
tainad at dinner Sunday. complimentary
| TO her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. A 4. Cox
and daughter OF Goshen.
The ladies' OF tn, Congrega tional church
gave dinnerain cafeteria style WeGnes-
day at the church, on academy avenue.
After the dinner the ladies' conducted
fancy work sale during the afternoon
Miss Phemia Johnson OF Sprlngville
spent Monday with friends in Provo.
The Misses Othea and Josephine Starr
/ have gone back TO their home In Salt
Lake. after a pleasant visit with friends
IN Provo.
Of Spanish Fork spent a few days this
week with Garden City friends.
Mrs. E. \. Gray spent the past week in
/ Salt Lake City.
Miss Helen ParvIs OF Murray was
Provo visitor during the week
After spending week with Provo
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Stevenson
have returned 10 their home in SAT- Lake
City
The Adles OF the St Mary's guild met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
p. y. Newcom5e. After hearing the re-
port OF the committee on the bazar re-
Gently conducted by the guild. those
| luncheon.
MIS-. r. y. Brisco visited with Mrs
Cooper Anderson at olmsted. Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coleman of Nephi
spent "A few days this week visiting with
relatives IN the Garden City,
Mrs. Sam Schwab and Mrs. Phil speck
art have Issued invitations for a Ken
sington tea TO be given at the Schwab
Monday afternoon next.
Miss Romola King OF Salt Lake City
spent the fore part OF this week In Pro-
20. the CUES, OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w,
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Chipmsn visited
with relatives and friends in American
Fork. Sunday last
Mrs John Hafen OF springvIile was 4
Provo visitor Wednesday,
John Whipple and Mrs. z. Carter OF
Idaho, and George Whipple OF Leht.
spent "A part OF this week I'm Provo.
The Junfia Roe Ray and Girl Question
clubs indulged in a delightful skating
party at the Eldrei skating ring Wednes.
day night
Miss Thothe Hardy has returned TO
her Provo home after a pleasant visit
with friends in Spanish Fork.
About fifty students Of the p. Y. uni
verslty enjoyed skating party at the
rink on Academy avenue Saturday night.
given by the 1913 class OF the university.
The Missionary society Of the Third
ward entertained at a delightful dancing
party Friday night, IN honor OF Don
Hanson. recently returned from a mis-
sion. An excellent musical programme
was rendered.
The Girl Question club met Monday
evening a; the home OF Miss Fiossie
Dunn After listening 10 well-ren-
dered programme, dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The members of the Roc Raw clJo met
with Mss Lottic Orwin, Monday even
ing and enioyed a reading by Miss
Mayrnc Bsesley.
Thc Bridge Whist club met Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w. d
Roberts. Jr. The prizes for the best
plavers were awarded to Mrs. Rose
Searle ard Mrs. T. McNitt.