The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
State Society
PROVO.

s keeping with WaShingtOn'S birthday, tiny
silk flags being in evidence throughout,
with red and white streamers extended
from the chandeliers. The beauuful cen
terpieee on the table was formed OF req
and white carnations. An elaborate ON,
ner was served, and delightful sOclal
evening enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. walters
of Iowa We're the guests of honor.
One of the most enjoyable events OF the
week was the basket party given Wednes-
Z day evening by the Social Sixty, in Social
hall which was prettily decorated Tor
the occasion. The baskets We're IDEAS OF
art, and their contents proved quite as
inviting. The grand march was led Dy
Postmaster Glove and Mrs. DR.. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Jacobs are visiting IN
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Margaret c. Morris and Mrs. Jo-
seph Nelson acted as chaperOns TO the
F.. Junior society girls at a dancing party IN
the B. Y. university gymnasium.
Mrs. L. V. Hinckley entertained q Few
friends at dinner Friday at her home IN
compliment to Misses Gertrude ana jel-
ME Robinson of Eureka.
The 3. p, o. lodge entertained IGesI 1
day evening at their beautifully furnlshed
club rooms. Cards, music and reIresh-
ments We're enjoyed by large NUMBER
of guests.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Farrer entertained
a few of their friends at their home On
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Robert Bee and her sister, Miss
Lulu CulbertsOn. were the charming nos
f IGSSeS SATURDAY dlltIuuOu III Il sumo
set party, Miss Mayme Smith of Boise,
Ida, being the guest of honor. The rooms
were prettily decorated for the occasion
and the popular game was enjoyed by the
following guests: Misses Elsie Moore
Ethel and Opal Noon, Helen Bondhdn'
Alice Sharp, Ella Miner, Helen SmlJn,
Alice Isley, Montgomery and Mesdafnes
Thomas and McCfraW. Prizes were award
ed 10 Misses Elsie Moore and Opal Noon.
Mr. J. II. DenhalteT has Joined her
husband in Salt Lake for few weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed BOTen of Salt Lake
are visiting friends in this city Tor d
Mrs. John Armand entertained at dinner
Thursday Mrs. James Glove and Mrs j.
". Guy.
one of the pleasing events Of the week
was the social given by the Seventies IN
the Sixth ward meeting house, In honor
of W. D. Roberts who has been released
from his duties as president or the thTIy =
fourth quorum. A pleasant evening OF
music speeches and dancing was enjoyed
by all. During the evening the guest OF
honor was presented with a gold-headed
3 Mrs. Oscar Hyde and daughter, Miss Or
lean, and Miss ESsie Reese, Visiterd rela-
tives and friends in Alpine this week.
The old folks committee Of the SecOnu
ward daIightfuIIv entertained the aged
of their ward on WaShingtOns blrthday
at a social and banquet at the "afd
house.
members Of the Priscilla club at her home
Thursday evening. \ pleasant social even
e. ing was enjoyed.
Misses Jennie and Gertrude Robinson,
formerly of this city, but now residing IN
Eureka, are visiting their many friends
The Bridge club were entertained Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Sam
Schwab. The prize was awarded 10 Mrs
George HaveTcamp.
Mrs. Diana Worsley charmingly enter
tanned at a Kensington at her nome or en-
Thursday afternoon in compliment % MIS-
Jessie Smith of Boise, Ida, About ~ ldug
friends enjoyed an afternoon OF social
chat and music. A dainty lunch was
served
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. DR.. Cliff. Sir
Walter Scott, as a Novelist and Poet
was given by Mrs. Diver. Mrs. Dr. al
lick gave shelley and Keats with Sc
leCtiOns. The question OF a puohc gym
nasiun was discussed, and the club re-
solved to endorse the action of the medl-
cal committee, and to assist them IN
every possible way in their efforts 10 pro-
cure a gymnasium in Provo.
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs: D. ".
AiTd The ladies OF the Utah SOrOsis were
the guests Of the afternoon. very IN
teresting paper on Henry VI was gwen
by Mrs. Barker
Walter Whitehead. who has spent the
past two years in the European mission,
has returned home He reports having
bOrS very much
Miss Emma Dougau of Springville spent
Saturday in Provo, the guest of Miss
Beatrice Hatfield.
Mrs Edith Bech Martin has entertained
as her guests this week Mrs. A. d. Sutton
of Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Martin was pleasantly sur
prised at her home Friday evening by a
large number of friends. An evening or
games, music and social chat was enjoyed
by about 30 guests.
Mrs. p. q. Peterson entertained Wednes-
daV evening at a very successful surprise
EaIty on Mr.. Peterson, in honor OF his
birth anniversary. About 40 relatives ana
friends enjoyed an evening OF music ana
cards Prof. A. q. Lund and pupils rem
dered some excellent selections. An cab
crate supper was served.
The many friends of Miss Gertrude
Smith will be pleased to learn OF her
marriage to Lee Tiugey of salt Lake.
which took place Tuesday at the home of
the groOms mother, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
The marriage was performed by Bishop
Tingey, uncle of the groom. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
TO the near relatives ana friends, ;0l-
lowed by a reception in the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Tingey will be at home 10 their
many friends after March s. "a A5 West
North Temple street, Salt LAX,
Mrs r. ~ Barney and sister, Miss
Florence Taylor of Salt Lake are visiting
friends in Provo this week
The Knights of Pythias gave very
ENJOYABLE smoker Monday evening in their
lodge rooms I'll the fraternal orders
We're represented. A very enjoyable even
ing at cards was enjoyed by about loo
guests Light refreshments We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Guy entertained
Tuesday afternoon at a dinner party,
covers for twelve being laid.
Willis Johnson of Springville was the
guest of Mrs. Marila Daniels at dinner
Tuesday.
Mrs, J. W. McAdam entertained in a
pIeasing manner at a chtldren's Tartv at
her home Wednesday in honor OF the
eighth birthday of her daughter Vera,
About fifteen little people spent merry
afternoon. An elaborate brLhd9y dnneI
was served.
The fourth year High school students
of the B. Y. university gave very en-
jOyable dancing party at the gymnasium
Monday evening,
A very pleasing entertainment was
given by the Sixth ward Tuesday after
noon in the ward house, the exercises be-
ing in keeping with Washinston's birth
day.
Master Oran Gronemen entertained a
few of his friends at a musical at his
home Sunday afternoon, followed by a
supper.
Miss Edna Beck is visiting relatives
and friends in Spanish Fork for a couple
OF weeks.
Miss Florence Ray entertained Friday
evening the members of her class of the
Proctor academy at the home of her par
ents. Mayor and Mrs. ". H Ray. The
evening was pleasantly passed in music
and games.
Miss Zulu Houtz has returned from
Salt Lake, where she has spent a couple
of weeks, a guest at the home of Judge
". II. King.
Mrs. F. A. stinson of New York was
the guest of honor at very enjoyable