The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah
PROVO.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. April 22.-The reception given
by the ladies of st. Mary's guild to the
Rev. a. e. Lemoine, the new pastor oil
the Episcopal church. and Mrs. Lemoine
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bier
sach Wednesday evening was one OF the
most successful affairs OF the week
| During the evening an informal pro-
gramme was rendered. as follows Ad-
dress OF welcome. Elton Hoyt: solo. Muir
ray Twelves: reading. Mrs. Cummins, pl-
nno selection, Miss Bessie Cannon, vio-
| +. Wagner; piano duet. Mrs. r, r lr-
vine, Jr.. and Miss Lael Irvine; humor-
Gus stories; w. d. Roberts Jr, Dainty
| refreshments were served to the sixty
| guests present
Miss Ethel Noon has gone to Caldwell,
| Ida,
Mrs. E. j. Rhoades entertained the
members Of the Girls Friendly society
of invited guests Monday night Bishop
J F, S. Spaulding OF Salt Lake gave very
Interesting talk on his recent trip to
sketch of his visit to the pope: Besides
| the members OF the society. the guests
present were Mrs. Richards of Spring
,s Ss Miss Edith ISGas Moas Sl sas Ml11as hass
Twelves and Mrs. W. o. Gates.
Miss Margaret Clayton, who spent the
| past month visiting in the garden city.
| has returned TO her home in Blackfoot,
| Ida
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Rex Miller left Tuesday
morning for Price. where they Will make
| their home.
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
! day afternoon in the basement OF the
public library, when Dr. Clarence Clark
Discovery in the Medical World. j" The
members OF the Utah Sorosis and the
Sorosis Junior clubs were guests at the
| meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Hedquist, ac-
companed by Miss Hattie Sutton and
4 Miss Ruth Foster made up jolly au-
tomobile party to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bush and Mr. and
| were Provo visitors during the week and
were guests of Mrs R. D. Sutton.
Mrs. George Havercamp was hostess at
a delightful dinner Sunday. Violets were
used in the table decorations. where COW
ers were laid for eight guests.
Miss Nellie Jones and Mrs. Nora Bing-
ham returned this week from recrea-
tion trip through California.
Miss Ruby Williams and Miss Minnie
| Christensen. who have been in Provo the
past winter, have returned to their home
! In Emery county.
Mrs. Sadie Nesbit and Mrs. George Da-
Wis left the last of the week for Dixie,
where they will spend the next two
weeks visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Cooper Anderson Of Ohm
sted and Miss Ruth Anderson Of Salt
Lake were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Biersach this week
Miss Constance Reese of Salt Lake
City spent the last week in Provo.
The members Of the Sorosis Junior
club % we're . eharmpg,y n en.eFtained eys Innss
! The time was spent In sewing. and
while this was going on instrumental
and vocal musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Fay Loose and Miss Anna
Newell.
Arthur Doyle and Frank Sherwood and
| Miss Katherine Alexander at cards Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lees of Salt Lake
| City spent a part of the past week WIS.,
iting, In Provo, the guests Of Mr. and
| Mrs. j. R. Hodson, $3.50 a.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bishop left, Thurs
| day morning for a weeks visit With rel
atives In ogden and Salt Lake City
Mrs, William Willis and her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Hodson entertained
at prettily arranged dinner Sunday In
Eureka and Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Lees
| OF Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Farrer were pleas
antly surprised Tuesday afternoon when
about thirty OF the Farrer family gath
cred at the home, the occasion being
Mr.. Farrers seventy-third birthday an
niversary. An informal programme was
rendered and delicious supper was
served,
Miss Grace Farrer entertained the "out
for Fun" club members at her home
tastefuiiy decorated with spring blossoms
and flowers, deffodils being used on the
dining table. where a dainty luncheon
served.
Mrs. Clyde Willis entertained at
children's party at her home Tuesday
evening. the occasion being the birthday
anniversary OF her daughter, Miss Mable
green and a small basket of these color1
was given TO each guest as a memento
A programme and games were the fea.
tures. and dainty refreshments wer,
served TO the twenty present.
/, The social given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. T. G. Jeetham and Mrs. ]. c
Brown at the home Of the latter was on
of the most successful affairs of th
week. The party was given for the bene
, At Of the w. T. Sherman Relief Corp
; and about thirtyfive guests were pres
ent.
The Utah soross club met wednesda
Speckart. Mrs Byron Cheever OF tn
! Nineteenth Century club gave a paper o.
Social Unrest and Applied Chrietiani
ty," The standing committees for the en-
Educational. Mrs. Talmage and Mrs. Id
S Dusenberry; industrial Mrs, Jacoo
: Evans and Mrs. A. n. Holloway: civic
Mrs. w, n, Roberts and Mrs. J. d. Deal
health Mrs. A. Mitchell and Mrs, W, N
5 Roylance, art. Mrs ]. Beck and Mrs
I, K. f. Irvine, Jr,
4 Mr.. and Mrs, A F zollner entertaine
> at a prettily appointed dinner Juesda
, In honor of the Reverend and Mrs. A. F
Lemoine. Place cards were laid 70
eight,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, l.. Biersach spent
part of this week in Salt Lake City,
o Mrs. r.. Gilles of Eureka was Prov
4 visitor during the week, the guest
= Mrs. Joseph Williamson.