The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
PROVO.
Spocial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. June G.-Gradualiny and pro-
motion exercises have attracted society
circles during the past week and many
parties have been given. Eugene Roberts.
coach al the II. Y. university, entertained
tho athletes of the school at a banquet
at the Hotel Roberts. on "Wednesday Y
evening Miss Marie Harrison entertained
number Of her student friends at Il
well appointed dinner The dining IA bic
had for Ccntcrpecc a large brown rustic
ha sket OF yellow roses. aud place cards
bearing th" monogram ~ tho hostess in
gold were placed for eight.
The p. Y. L. alumni and ball Thursday Y
afternoon and evening was largely at
tended. and during the festivities officers
were elected as follows. Joseph B. hcoier.
dent; Mrs, fnez Knight Allen. second vice
president; T.. III. Holt secretary, Miss
Hsiie Walker. corresponding secretary;
Earl j. Glade. treasurer, j. K. Murdoch
and j. @. Duffin. executive committee.
The Proctor Academy Alumni associa-
tion held It's annual reunion Wednesday
afternoon in the Husc hall, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected FOR the on
suing year: Miss Hester Bonham. preFi-
dent, James B Tucker. vice president; !;
Bessie Radcliffe secretary and treas
urer.
In the evening commencement eXer-
cises Of the Proctor academy We're held
in Proctor hall. with Mexico from a his
torica standpoint as subject for discus
sion by the graduating class. Rev. IT,.
y Lemoine delivered an eloquent address
10 the graduates and number of muSi-
cal selections were rendered. Miss lone
Cochran was awarded fouryear
scholarship in the academic department.
her record showing for the year an aver
age Of 9S.
Willis X Spanord. manager OF The
Smoot & Spafford company, entcrtniI<f
on trip from Geneva TO Mosids one day
last week, and had for his guests on the
trip officials OF the Utah Fuel company
and few other friends. Those in The
party were n. G. Williams. W. o. VIII
liams. ". y. Mclean. Harry Nelson
Mark Brsffett and others. The party left
l. noon. After partakinr OF q delicious
luncheon prepared by Mrs. Spafford the
party were taken over a part Of the farms
and were shown the great water system
now In course OF building.
Miss Zella Farrer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Farrer. returned home Fri
day after sixteen months spent in MI
nois as missionary for the Mormon
church.
Miss Marian Taylor entertained num-
Der Of her young friends al her home in
the Fifth ward Thursday night, the occa-
sion being the birth anniversary OF the
hostess. The home and lawn were bril-
liantly lighted with Japanese lanterns.
and after number OF games and musical
selections luncheon was served to the ff
teen guests present.
Miss Jane Nelson OF Salt Lake is visit
ing in Provo this week, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Farrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Alfred have
returned TO their home in Bellevue. Ida,
after . short visit with relatives in
Provo.
Miss Vera Davis OF salt Lake City Wis
tied In Provo this week. the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, E. r. Irvine, Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. David Openshaw ENTER
q riEIs sy-. II,t xaiF II
Rushtoh Of salt Lake CITY.
Miss Lydia Enudsen was the guest of
honor AT miscellaneous shower given
by Mrs. Hannah Hchs at her home We'd
ncsday afternoon. The rooms were deco
rated for the occasion with vases of
roses. The guests were Mesdames MAY
Thomas. Gertrude Page. Maud Passey.
Harry Thomas. Sarah Ramsey, Heber
Fletcher, Joseph Peterson, Munroe Pax
man, Maurice Thurman, and the Misses
Mayme Beesev. Grace and Rueda Pax
man and Vilate and Nettie Knudsen
Mrs. NJ l.. Pratt charmingly enter
tanned a number OF her friends Wednas-
day afternoon at her home on East Sec
ond South. the occasion being Mrs.
Pratts birth anniversary Spring flowers
were used in the decorations and a de-
licious luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Enos spent Dec
Grafton day vacation with relatives and
friends I'm Mount Pleasant
Mrs. Leo Peck OF Salt Lake is visit .
ing In Provo this week with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. S. Goddard.
Miss Ruby Patten went to Nephi last
Sunday and spent the week with rcls =
tives and friends.
Mr. md Mrs. F. C. Sans of Eureka
were Garden City visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
Monday night the members Of the
tertaincd at a bundle shower compliment
tary 10 Miss LYDIA Kuudsen. who is to
be married soon. musical programme
WAS a feature. Many beautiful and use
| ful presents were received by the guest
of honor.
| Mrs w. II. SegIDiller and Mrs. A. +
| Accord have returned 20 tehir homes IN
| Provo after an extended visit with rela
| tiyes in Richheld.
! Miss Bee Beckstead went to Salt Lake
| City Friday TO meet her mother. Mrs
| w. W. Beckslead OF American Falls. Ida.
and after few days in the capital they
WIN come N Provo 20 visit friends.
| Mr. and Mrs William Fere OF Paysor
were Garden City visitors curing the
week the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Grant
| &. BagleV.
Mrs. Bert Twelycs entertained the Five
| Hundred Card club a, her home las
week The rooms were prcttily decora tee
| with DeouDoS and California peoples. 81?
tables of cards were PLAYED and prizes
were awarded 10 Mrs. w. p. Roberts, Jr.
and George llavercamp. After the game
a dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. a. V, Robson left Friday for Sal
Lake City, and after visiting relatlve
there for few days she will 20 u
Beaver and MiIlard counties. and expects
! 10 be away for ten days or two weeks
Miss Anna Booke entertained the clerkt
| OF the Wood Clifton company at he
! home, TS9 West Fifth South. Friday nigh
In honor Of Miss Nora Mcldrum. wh'
leaves here next Sunday for Alberta
| Canada. The guest Of honor was present
ed with n beautiful silk dress by th
lady clerks.
Miss Sadie Vance and Miss Msrsare
| Burton Of Salt Lake CITY were Provo Wis
Itors during the fore part OF the week.
Miss Beulah Bachman and Miss ELL
Sticknev were visitors from Salt LAX
city during the past week,