The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
PROVO
Special TO The Tribune.

Specla! TO inc lrlD0nc.
PROVO. Feb. i.-One OF tho most sue
ccssfUl affairs of the week was the get
acquainted party given in the CONNER
cial club rooms Wednesday night, Presi-
dent william NJ. Roylance was the pre-
siding officer and Robert r Irvine Jr
was master OF ceremonies The follow
ing excellent programme was rendered
during the evening: Serenade, violin
Ps, Prot g GndmundS3T; s5ng sqis soprano solo "A
prano solo. waltz Miss Mabel Borg; solo,
THE Princess Song Prof, a. c. Lund;
song. Ave Marin, Misses Rasband,
Fuller. Elerton and Bean. and Messrs.
Johnson. Nelson. Lund, Anderson, accom-
panied by Prof, Gudmundson: quartette,
Sally In Our Alley" Messrs. Anderson.
Lund, Nelson and Johnson After the
held and light refreshments. Including
punch, was served,
A farewell party was given Thursday
night ut tho First ward social hall In
here Sunday Tor Chicago. Vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Fay Loose Miss
Pearl Jones. Miss R9sband and readings
by Miss Katherine Taylor and Miss Beu-
lah Giles.
Miss Viva Finlayson and Miss Florence
Pond OF Payson spent Saturday in Provo.
visiting relatives,
John n. Davis OF Vernal, member OF
the last legislature from Uintah county,
was Provo visitor Wednesday OF this
week,
The following Provo people attended
the Lynds chapter, No. ], Order of East
ern Star held In Salt Lake City We'd
nesday night: Mrs. Anna B. Warwick,
Mrs, May Fredenberg and Mr.. John Mar
wick.
In the Mozart pavilion Friday night was
a great success In a social way. The at
fair was given In honor OF the incoming
and outgoing city officials y good sized
W 8
time was had. Dancing and musical
programme were the features
A very prettiy arranged dinner party
was given a the Hotel Roberts Wednes--
day evening by Mr.. Gilllerson In honor OF
Miss Nile OF Salt Lake City, Covers were
laid for six,
The character ball given by the Mutual
Improvement association OF the sixth
ward in the ward hall Thursday night
was a most successful and enjoyable al
fair. About 100 people were present
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. w. s. Jennens
a very interestlng paper was aniy pre-
sented by Mrs. CheeNcr on Venice, It's
Origin, Power and Commerce"
Wednesday afternoon the members OF
the Soros!s club met with Mrs. Jacob
Evans. Mrs. Frederick Gift gave re-
view OF 'Ivanhoe." The club will meet
next week at the same place, when DR.,
Hinckley Will give lecture.
was a Provo visitor during the past
week.
Miss Haydee Patten has gone to Nephl
to spend few weeks with friends.
Miss Jennie Ferron spent the fore part
OF the past week visiting In American
Fork
Miss Alice McNiel Is visiting friends
and relatives in Logan.
The employees OF the Farrer Bros com
pany very agreeably surprised Miss Zella
Farrer at her home Monday evening. The
time was pleasantly passed in games and
music.
The Soross Junior club met Tuesday
night with Miss Opel Noon. Mrs E. G.
Hughes gave a paper with illustration
on THE Last Days OF Pompeii" After
the regular session the members were
at n chatting dish party,
The Five Hundred Card club met Tues
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c; Gates.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Murray
Twelves and Grant BaSley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson spent the
past week in Salt Lake City,
Miss Nile Of Salt Lake City was a
Provo visitor this week.
.Claud Barton of Oakland, Cal, Is yis-
Iting in Provo, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
G. Il. Loose.
Miss Mary Nelson visited friends in
Salt Lake City this week
Thomas Roylance spent part Of the
week in the metropolis.
Mrs. w l.. Biersach chaperoned
party OF young people on a trip 10 Ohm
stead Sunday, with Miss Zclla Farrer
as the guest OF honor. "A delicious dim
ner was served at the power plant and
the merrymakers returned to Provo In
the evening
Alma Jones OF this city and Miss Julia
Sackett of Brigham city were united In
marriage at the home of the bride last
Wednesday. After the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served to the immediate
relatives OF the contracting parties.
Misses Ethel and Ella Homer enter
tained number Of their friends at din
ner Sunday. Those present were the
Misses Theresa Homer, Lydia Halliday,
Hattie Gray. Christina Jones, Emma
Thompson and Beth Crane,
Mrs e w, Brereton and Miss Rhea
Walton have returned to their home In
Provo after visit In Nephi with their
sister, Mrs. w. w. Bennett,
The Misses Zula Houtz. zella Farrer,
Pearl Jones and Messrs Bishop, Pas
toriZa and Pharls formed a Jolly theater
party to see king Dodo' Monday night
Mrs. 3 w. OFT and Miss Sarah Spald-
Ing OF Salt Lake city spent part OF
this week IN Provo In the interests of the
Girls Friendly society.
After a pleasant visit in Nephi, Miss
Hattie Scott has returned to her home
In the Garden City.