The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
PROVO.
Special 10 The Tribune.

| Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, May 1.-THE compim mentary
! ball given by the Provo fllSs 10 the mem
Ders and their friends Al the Mozart hall
! Tuesday night was one OF tho most bril-
J hant affairs of the week. The room was
! decorated In purple and white, the club
! colors. and was made bright with large
| welcome composed of electric lights,
! which was strung across the center Of
, the hall. During thu evening fruit punch
and dainty cakcs were served by rome of
! Proyo's pretty young ladies' Tho scene
/ presented was one of e0yety and the
| gowns worn by tho representative young
| society women were pleasing, modest aud
/ pleasure was evident, and the music was
! unusually good and appropriate. About
! etehty-nvo couples were present to en-
| JOY the dancing till tho WOO small hours
| of tho morning.
On Thursday night tho choir members
of the Sixth ward entertained the mem
bers of The ward at the Social hall a
was rendered. after which those wishing
! enjoyed themselves In dancing.
Tho Sorosis Junior club met Monday
| afternoon ut the home OF Miss Georgia
Cllaway. d93 East Center street OIL
cers for the ensuing year were elected as
! follows: Miss Georgia Galloway, prcsi-
/ dent; Miss Nina Taylor. vice president
! Miss Ruth Matley, secretary: Miss Anna
! Newell corresponding secretary; Miss
! F1ossle Dunn. treasurer. Miss Alta Tay-
/ lor gave n paper on "Rudyard Klpling"
and reviewed TWO of his stories. Miss
! Anna Newell sang the "Ecccsslonol." An
interesting letter from Miss Zella Farrer
who is now i'm tho southcrn states, was
read to tho club. Arrangements were
made for tho club to attend the district
! federation OF womcn's clubs at Spring
Vile this week,
Miss Erma. Snow, Miss Leona Dunn and
McSsrs. Hale. Cecil and Frank Gates
came down from Salt Lake In an auto
]
ing the day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Josh Dunn. Other invited guests were
the Misses F7ossIe Dunn and Frank Card
ner.
visiting in the Garden city. the guest or
Mrs. Flora jenkins.
Mrs. o. Il. Gresheu OF Salt Lake City
visited this week in Provo with her pa
| rents, Mr.. and Mrs o, II. Berg,
Mrs; Eva Jensen OF Oakley; I'D ida, i, is
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. T.. Kirk. who has been visiting
rriOnds in Lchi, has returned TO her nome
IN Provo.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Snow announce the
cngaEement OF their daughter, Hattie TO
Willard Il. Terry, the wedding TO take
place in Salt Lake City May %.
Mrs. Archie Dufrin OF Salt Lake City is
spending this week with relatives and
friends In Provo.
Scott p. Stewart has returned from
trip TO the southern part Of the state.
The officers OF tho Fifth Ward Pri
mary association entertained the out
going presidency. Mrs. Ruth Pickering.
Mrs. Clara Warwick and Mrs, Nancy
Johnson, at dinner at tho lamar Cale on
Tuesday evening. The tables were pret-
tily decorated with spring flowers. and
covers were laid for fourteen. Besides
the guests OF honor those present were
Mcsdames Elizabeth SaNeg:: MarSTret
,V,fs lPl- n,FT Il
trle. Sarah Nesbitt, Il. Breretou' n
Davis. Tillie Foster. Erma Gudmunson.
IL Woodward and Mrs. Clark. After the
dinner the ladies enjoyed theatcr party
at the Ellen.
Mrs Edward Jones was hostess at
sixty three card party at her home, l'S
East First North street. MONDAY even
ing. The rooms were decorated IN a pro
fusion Of spring flowers and roses. SlN
tables were played and prizes awarded TO
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Van Wagenen. Mr..
Ferre Decker and Mrs. A. Il. Morgan
drew the consolation prizes. After the
games a dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Emic Evans entertained a num-
Der OF her friends at a delightful dinner
AT her home Tuesday evening Ina honor
OF the Misses Nellie and Emma WATKINS
of Salt Lake City. The table was deco
rated with carnations and place cards
were laid for eight guests
Tho children. grandchildren and friends
OF Mrs Martha Duke gathered at hcr
home in the Flitl ward lueSudN eNtulnSs
the occasion being Mrs. Dukes seyentieth
birthday anniversary. An enjoyable even
ing was spent with games. music and
reCitatious and luncheon was served TO
tho twenty-five people present.
Mrs Arthur II. Sutton, formerly Of this
CITY now residing in Mount Pleasant, Is
visiting here this week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. william Nelson OF Salt Lake City
spent the week with relatives and friends
IN the Garden city.
Miss Della Davis Is spending few days
with Ogden relatives.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Flor
ence Duffin. Hattie Keclcr Marie Bos-
hard and Marion Andelin entertained q
number Of their friends Win hay5r9ck 5lcI
ride and afterwards with wen rendered
nroc.rgmmc at the home OF Prof. and
Mrs. o. w. Andelm. After the rlGe lhe
guests were taken 10 the Andelln nome,
where many interesting games were
nlaycd around n huge bonfire. About i
o'clock a substantial supper was served
TO the forty guests.
Dr. and Mrs. II. : Pyne entertained at
a childrcn's party Saturday night IN nohof
Games were played and Ice cream and
cake were served.
w. w. Calder OF Salt Lake City spent
a few days this week with Provo friends.
f. G.. Anderson and Walter Allen OF
IIclper were Provo visitors during the
week.
The Epwprth league held a very In
teresting meeting Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs w A. Shaffer. a pro-
anime Of music songs and speeches
was rendered. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: MIS-. Eta
Yardley president: Miss Maud Miller.
first Yice president; Richard Brimm, sec
ond vice president; Miss Hester Bonham,
secretary: Miss Helen Ronham, orSanist.
a delicious supper was served to the
large crowd present,