The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
State Society
PROVO.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.
Provo, March 5.-One of the most brill
liant events of the season was the luch-
con given by the Nineteenth Century club
at the Cafe Lamar on Friday. The occa-
sion was the nineteenth anniversary, and
more than 80 guests were seated at the
tables, which we're beautifully decorated
with narcissus. daffodils and smilax.
Hand painted place cards, exquisitely
done in the club eolors. yellow and green.
We're attached 10 the dainty program with
a knot OF green ribbon. An elaborate
menu was served, after which the follow
ing program was given, Mrs. Ard acting
as tOaStmlstress:
The Power Behind the Throne............
-.....-.................-.. Mrs. JennenS
he Newer Womanhood. 49,. Mrs. Thome
1oOd Fellowship -........-.....M MIS-. hughes
Our Club-The 'HaVe-Beens, the Are
NoWs" and the May Bes, Mrs. McGraw
he Associate Member.-..--.--. Mrs. Gates
Sharter Members. .....-....... Miss Bonhdm
The most elaborate reception and BAN
quet given in Provo for many seasons
was on Thursday evening at the Cafe La
mar, by the members of the Utah SOrOsis,
the event being their thirteenth anniver-
sary The table, extending the full
length of the spacious dining room, was
beautifully decorated in white and pink
carnations and smilaX. A mound of the
same formed the center piece. Fifty
quests were present. ana the SclN-
ing OF the seven courses sweet strains OF
music from the orchestra were heard. The
president, Mrs. Jacob Evans, welcomed
the guests and named for toastmistress
Miss Alice Reynolds, who, with her ever
ready wit and appropriate sentiments, in
troduced the speakers. Following is the
program:
welcome ..........................M Mrs. Evar
. Inc anniversary mrs crazy
Our Founder.-.-.--......--. MIS-. Galloway
The Husband of the Club Woman......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ. Roylance
The Club Woman. Prof. Iund
The Club Baby.."..s.s.....Prof Partridge
SOLO Miss Fullmer
Reading ..........................M Miss Foster
solo ........................... Mr.. Anderson
Violin solo. Prof Gudmundson
The aged and. widows were royalty en-
tertained in the Sixth ward Friday. AT
1889 vehicles brought the hOnOred guests
TO the ward house, where a social hour
was enjoyed. At noon about 200 guests sat
down to an elaborate spread, after which
speeches, readings and music were the
order of the day. In the evening mar
ried folks party was given.
Master Earl Graham entertained a few
of his boy friends at his home Sunday
evening TO a musicale, after which supper
was served.
Miss Ruth Miner of Springville visited
friends in Provo the latter part of the
week.
Eugene MacKay of Salt Lake spent the
fore part of the week with relatives and
friends. He was the guest of L. L. Num-
at dinner Wednesday.
President and Mrs. ]. b. Keller enter
tained about 50 guests at their home Sat
urday evening. The occasion was in COM
memoration of the late John Fairbanks,
whose one hundredth anniversary it was.
The Fifth ward delightfully."- entertained
Friday the aged of their ward. An elab-
orate banquet was served TO about $50
guests, and very enjoyable program rem
dered.
Mrs. r. ]. Kroupa has returned home,
after couple of weeks spent with rela-
tives and friends in Salt Lake and Ogden
Mrs. Malisa Stewart entertained at
Kensington Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Jane Beesley. About twenty
young friends enjoyed social afternoon.
4 dainty lunch was served.
The Agenda and Forget-Me-NOt clubs
were entertained Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Reha Kerr. A very enjoy
able evening was passed in music and
games. and lunch was served.
Miss Philis Sparks has returned from
few days visit in Nephi.
Miss Edna Knudsen spent a few days
the fore part of the week with friends in
Lehi.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Twelves enter
tanned Tuesday. evening the Five Hundred
Card club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. TWelVes. The popular game inter-
mingled with music made very enjoy
able evening. Mrs Rose Searles and Ben
Durland won the honors-
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Bird entertained al
a family dinner at their home Sunday,
covers being laid for twelve.
A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. John Snow at her home Tues
dav afternoon.
Messrs. Walter Anderberg Byron Den
halter and Maurice Bee delightfully."- en-
tertained about 50 of their young friends
at a basket party Monday evening in the
First ward social hall