The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Of Provo's talented artists who are there
Miss Florence Jeppersou IS sooist in two
CHURCHES, with Miss Ida Edmonds as
Miss Jcppersons accompanist. Miss I'd
monds is also accon'panist for Professor
Professor Anthony in his Boston stu
dio.
Mrs. Chal o. Chase was hostess at n
prcttily appointed dinner at her home
Meanesday evening The decorations
guests were Mrs. Florence Pullam, Mrs
Mary z. Davis. Mrs. Annie ,vng, Mrs
Myrtle, Petry. Mrs Harriet Harrington,
Mrs. Mayme Bird, Mrs. Joseph Richmond.
Temple Penrod. Miss Mamie Bird
Mrs. Elfreda Jensen entertained Fri
day evening In honor OF tho Misses AL
zee ard ard Nerla Walters VINO leave here
list included Miss Hazel Ashworth. Miss
Algte EgSertson, Miss Edith Young, Miss
Edna Jensen, Miss Mignon Johnson Miss
Viola Ashworth, Miss Freds Jensen The
rooms and dining table were decorated
with Japanese ornaments.
Mrs. A. V, Mcleod left Tuesday for
Portland. Or, where she will join her
husband and they will make their home
there.
Mr. and Mrs. e. r Harding and Mr..
past week in the state capital.
Mrs, Fred s. Hush has returned from
lew days visit in Eureka With her
daughter Mrs. Otera McEwan
Mics Jennie stass spent the week end
with friends at Ogden,
The Provo order of the Eastern Star
held their regular meeting Tuesday night.
Ehsn Two new members were initiated
foilo~inS the Initiation ceremony dainty
refreshments were served.
Mrs, II, Eugene Allen spent a part OF
lne week visiting with friends in the
state capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Dunn announce
tne engagement OF their daughter Erma
10 clyde Il: Stark, the marriage 10 take
pace In Salt Lake October So
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam H. Wood have Is.
sued invita- tions for an informal affair
Honoay evening, to be given In honor
oil the birthday anniversary of their
daughter Alice.
The Roe Ray club met Monday evening
with Miss Myrtle McEwan After a pro-
sraInme OF music and song. refreshments
were served by the hostess
social was held at the Progressive
neadauerters. First North and Academy
avenue, Thursday night, when music
recitations and speeches were the fea
lures.
A reception was held at the Republican
headquarters "Wednesday night under the
auspices of the Ladies' Republican club,
Governor Spry and Congressman Howell
we're the speakers,
A missionary benefit party was given
In the First ward social hall Friday
evening. Each lady present gave a. ba s.
kel containing useful articles. which was
auctloned of.
Next Tuesday night. IN the Fourth
ward meeting house, the Mis-sip" club
will give O. party. Dancing and games
are to be the main features on the pro-
gramme,
The Senior NJ I. association classes of
the First ward will entertain at Hal
loween party In the ward hall next Tues
day night. Dancing. with the introduce
ton of n number of special features,
comprises the programme
Mrs ii: c. Hicks entertained Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Erma Dunn,
whose marriage 10 Clyde r. Stark is an
nounced for next week.
The Nineteenth Century club met FTl-
day evening AT the home OF Mrs. w. 3.
Sesres when report of the convention
Of the federated clubs at Springville was
made and discussed.
Miss Annie RUSSELL entertained with a
candy pull A her home "Wednesday even
Ing, when about twenty guests were pres
ent.