The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
State Society
PROVO.

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Dunn The rooms were deliberately dec
GRATED, the reception room IN tulips and
hyacinths and apple blossoms. The din
| ing room was particularly attractive with
1 red hearts on satin steamers festoOned
from the chandelier to the corners OF the
! dining tables An elaborate center piece
I was formed of large satin hearts Inc
following young women were the guests:
| Misses Fay Loose, Iona Knight Katie
! Taylor Georgia Galloway, May Shelley,
| Florence Moore, Bessie Cannon, Bessie
/ McEWan, Kate Alexander, Lucille Dunn,
Grace Saxey, Vilate Elliott and Mesdamss
p. G. Peterson, David j. Vincent ana u.
| A. Adamson.
Miss Iona knight entertained the So
ross Juniors at her home Monday even
ing. The earlier part of the evening was
passed in making arrangements for
party to be given by the club at the nome
of Miss Alta Taylor next week. after
ward luncheon was served and the host
ess entertained at a theatre party. The
guests were Misses Fay Loose, F'lcssie
Dunn, Anna Newell, Georgia Galloway,
Katie Taylor, Ruth Matley and Ferris
! Moves.
Miss Vern Nelson is visiting friends in
Silver City this week.
| Mrs. Colemen Thatcher of Arizona is
visiting with her brother, Jacob Evans
| Misses Marie Roberts and Bessie Hat
field have returned from pleasant WISH
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Louie Shaw of Salt Lake spent the
week visiting her mother, Mrs l.. E., Nor
rison, and her sister, Mrs. Thomas n
Taylor.
Mrs. MAY Duke has returned to her
home in Salt Lake after a pleasant Visit
at the home of Mrs. H. Duke.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Dunn entertained
lat family dinner in their home Monday
| evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, who were
married Thursday in the Salt Lake tenn
pie, were the guests of honor at social
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
] Co The nT6t-
tily decorated and an elaborate supper
served. The following guests were pres
ent: Messrs. and Mesdames b. h. Bul-
lock, John Stewart, Joseph Nelson, Ralph
Poulton, Oren Bullock, Benjamin Davis
and Mrs Hannah Tucker, Mrs. Lou Shaw
and Misses Hattie Snow, Myrtle NJ. Stew
art, Addie Stewart and Vern Nelson.
| A home wedding took place MONDAY
evening at the home of Mrs. T. c. Lee
than, when Miss Ruth McQuive and
MarOni Leetham were Joined in wedloek'
Elder Mark Kartchner officiating. Inc
ceremony was witnessed by the relatives
of the contracting parties enIy. A wed
ding supper was served.
Instead of the regular weekly citing
of the Nineteenth century elup, they me !
Saturday evening with the Utah Medical
| society in the lecture hall of the library.
The meeting was called at the request OF
the Nineteenth Century and Utah Sorosls
| clubs of Provo, for the discussion OF
Health: It's Preservation From Youth to
| Old Age The following program was
given: ''Fletcherism: Or What to Eat;
or Better Still How to Eat" by DR.; Ralph
T Richards of Salt Lake; "Edibles in
Stores" by Willard Hansen, state dairy
| and food commissioner.
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. jacob Evans
lecture on "HaIley's Comet was given
in an interesting manner by Mrs. Sarah
TaImage Mrs Mary ]. Cuff and Mrs.
; Dr. Emily G.. Cuff were guests OF the
afternoon. After the regular session, Mrs
/ dainty luncheon
>, A pretty home wedding took place we'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. PenrOid, when they gave their
daughter, Miss Mayme, in marriage &c
Fred Young. The rooms were prettily
, decorated in pink and white carnations
and wedding bells. The happy COUPE
stood under a group OF flowers Whne ths
service which pronounced them man AM
wife was read by Elder Colv1n. The
bride was charming in beautiful gown
! of white messaline and carried shower
bouquet. An elaborate Weodlng suPP ge
was served and many beautiful and use
full presents were received by the popular
Mrs Davis Openshaw entertained a few
friends at luncheon at her home Tuesday
afternoon Spring blossoms were effec'
lively used for table decorations. Guests
+ were Mesdames Nelson, w. B. Ward, A
]. Hughes, Edward Macarthur and George
Judd.
Miss Laurel Foote, daughter of Mr.. ano
1 Mrs John FOote, and Archie W, DufLln
both popular young people OF TINS city
were married in the temple at salt Lax
/ Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn Will re
side in Salt Lake.
Mrs. George Ekins entertained Thurs
| day afternoon al a children party II
honor of the birthday of her little daugh
ter, Miss Lea.
Miss Aline Davis charmingly enter
tanned at a luncheon at her home Wed
. nesday. Spring blossoms and violets Were
l used in decorating. Dainty hand-painteS
Mace cards were placed at each place
> where fifteen guests sat down TO an elap
crate luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller ent-Staine6
a number of their friends at their home
Friday evening Dancing, games and al
elaborate luncheon were enjoyed by aDoR
fifty friends
Roscoe Hush entertained twenty of III
| young friends at his home Tuesday even
ing in honor of his seventeenth blrthday
! A merry evening was passed IN game
and various amusements- Delicious re
| freshments were served.
Mrs. Beulah McAIlister entertained
Friday afternoon at Olmstead the stake
/ officers of the Young Ladies' Mutua
/ Improvement association in honor o.
their president Miss Alice Reynolds
The guests left Provo for Olmstead OF
= the morning train, returning in the
q afternoon. The rooms were prettill
81 decorated, and an elaborate banque
4 was served in the public dining rooms
of the Telluride Power company. MIS-
4 REYNOLDS was presented with gOli
pen and holder by the members of he1
& board.
Miss Iona Knight entertained at Z
riding party Friday in honor of Mis-
4 Bessie Barlow. The guests were Misses
d Fay Loose, Alta Taylor, Georgia Gala
] way, Annie Newell and Vera Taft
i Mrs. Joseph S. Park was the re
cipient of a pleasant surprise Wednes
day afternoon. Twenty of her friends
walked in suddenly and spent a pleas
! ant afternoon with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr. ant
Mrs Boyd Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o
Il Graham and Mrs. William Strong, Mrs
= Hannah Galliger, Mrs. Maria Strons
and Miss Matte Strong have all jus
returned from Heber, where they wen
to attend the china wedding reception
Z of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Farrer enter
4 tanned about thirty relatives AM
4 friends at their home Friday evening
i in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II Peay.
Mrs J. W. Dougall and Miss Kath
/ crime Dougall of Springville spen
4 Tuesday with friends in our city.
Miss Ida Nelson spent the fore par
1 of the week in Springville as the cues
4 of Miss Ida Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Bnlbrook are HON
/ again, after three months spent a
1 their winter home in California.
Miss Ida Allamen of Springville an
Miss Nellie Submission spent Sunda