The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
PROVO.
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PROVO, Sept. 2s.-M1s. d. l. wallici
was hostess at an enjoyable whist party
at her home Saturday afternoon. Inc
house was beautifully decorated WITT
dahlias and sweet peas in q color scnemt
OF pink and white and-painted tally
cards IN pink and white were also used
Those present were the Mesdames Phil
sssotsr sss g w. r AhdsIn R lEns " ssas aeoTs,
pont, T. T, Thompson, e. a BTiscoe
r L. Curtis. s., r. callaway. George
G. Bagiey, j. ". Il. whitecotson. c, E,
James Henry, Bert TwelveS, Samuel
nS SshSnn J. la e Yaies. Snest sss mnTn a Alex
Hedqutst. e. e. Corfman. james Brown.
" A Thome, Francis Hedquist, Robert
Bee, E Z Brown. and the Misses Ethel
Noon and Helen ThornAa
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. R. A Barney,
formerly Of Provo, and Jesse McCullough
Of this city. took place WEDNESDAY In
ths Salt Lake temple. Sell9wed I'VE IN N the ne
the brides parents A reception and
wedding supper were given In honor OF
tbe couple Friday evening at the sixth
A9rd amusement hall OF Provo. Mr.. and
1frs. Mccullough with be at home TO their
friends Ia this city after October L
MISS Rae Baxter charningiy enter
tained the members OF the ~Bilfie' cub
At her home Monday evening The 7ns,,,S1Is club
are the Misses corine Wilson, iI1na
snnoot. Maud farrer. Norma Poulton'
Mary Sawyer, Mary Russell, Mern An
aerson, Rao Baxter. Ldly Anderson and
Margaret Smoot.
A vary interesting kocfa event OF the
week was the surprise IN honor OF Miss
Grace Paxman, formerly chief operator
OF the Telephone company. by the young
women Of the local exchange The girls
were an Gowned In old fashioned dresses.
eoma Of them appearing unique nnG
amusing. A pleasant evening was spent
and a delicious luncheon was served
present tie Misses Zina Baker, Pearl
TeesdaIe. Eve Jones. Myrtle McEwan.
Ora and Dva Hampshire, Hannah Buok-
ley. Marjorie Sumner, Eva Cunningham.
Allcs Russell. Nicola Armitstead. Della
Snow, Madeline Hathenbruck. Flora Ridge
and Gracs. Rueda and Barbara PaSman-
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
u,ent association Of Utah stake gave a
bazaar and luncheon in the central build
ing Saturday Afternoon and evening. For
tina past month members OF the associa-
tion had been busliy engaged In Prepar-
ing for the occasion and every ward In
the stake was represented. Tho exhibit
OF work done by the association Was on
display all OF Saturday afternoon Ice
cream and cake were served In the even
ing. During the evening O. musical pro-
GTaYnme wac rendered
Miss Ruth Bailey entertained at
plea SAINT family dinner at her home Mon
day evening In honor OF her grand.
daughters. Mrs- Hattio V, stoddara oi
of Rock Springs, Wyo.. who arc visiting
relatives here Besides the guests Of
honor there were present Mr., and Mrs
John Vincent. MI. and Mrs. o. W. Bailey:
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". McAdams, Mr.: and
Mrs. Thomas McAdams, Miss Ethel
BAILEY. Miss Vera McAdams and Nerl
McAdanns. The following evening Mrs
q. W Bailey entertained complimentary
70 the Visitors from Wyoming. when the
same guests were present On the din
ing table for n centerpiece was a beau
iiful vase OF Shasta daisies.
Mrs. Mida Billings Anderson. who has
spent the past two weeks visiting
friends and relatives IN Salt Lake and
Provo, LEFT Tuesday evening for Seattle,
Wash. where sho Will make her home.
Ms. Walter Jenkins entertained with
9. konsington party at her home Wednes-
wore used in decorating the rooms. Those
present were the Mesdames D. V.
Hughes, A D. Evans. J. Loo Brown, G.
Charles Thomas. Wyman Berg, O. II
Borg. 0. E. Groshell. Miss Luella Lowry
and Miss Elva BccSstead.
Miss Irrra Haws. who Is 70 be married
October l. was the complimented guest
at miscellaneous shower Monday even
ing rtven bv the members Of the Fourth
ward choir In the Fourth ward house.
Besides the choir members there We're
present the bishopric and a number OF
friends. A programme OF interesting
songs and readings was rendered and re-
freshments were served.
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednesday
afternoon with the president, Mrs. 5. r
Galloway. The first paper was prepared
vine Jr., on "shanEhar. the London Of
China Mrs s. p. Galloway gave s. pa
per on THE Great Learning" and Mrs.
W. L. Biersach gave review on THE
Twentieth Century American"
The ladies' aid society Of the Congre-
gaGona1 church pleasantly entertained at
fhe home OF Mrs L. A. Culbertson Fri
DAY evening, when silver Offering was
taken UP for the beneht Of the church.
The guests were niernbcrH OF the church
and their friends.
Prof A. G. Lund and NJ. Gudmundson
heft THURSDAY morning for Mount Pleas
nnt. where they, assisted by Miss Mabel
Borg. gave a musicale Thursday evening.
Miss Angie Holbrook has returned to
her home In Salt Lake after months
visit with friends and relatives In Provo
C. ". Peterson OF Salt Lake spent e
Part OF this week with friends In tho Gar
DEN city. While here he was the guest
OF Professor and Mrs A G. Lund.
Mrs. N. c. sorenson OF Gunnison is vis-
sting here. the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Lund.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph V Robson
an6 their daughter Edith left for their
home IN Fillmore Thursday evening after
several weeks passed in visiting relatives
IN Salt Leke and Provo.
Mrs. A. K. Truman Of Lansing. Mich.
IS spending few weeks In the Garden
city with her daughter, Mrs. L. D. Part
rfdge. After her visit here Mrs Truman
Will 60 to Kansas City. where she will
spend n month with another daughter.
Mrs Otera NcEwsn Of Eureka IL here
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A, Hush.
Alex and Charles Hedauist have re-
turned from trip to st. Louis. No,
whittier they went TO attend the Nation
81 Convention of Retail Druggists.
Charles Westrope returned Wednesday
from Salt Lake. where he spent n part
OF the week in recreation.
Mrs. Stephen Slslhorn spent the past
week in Ogden and Salt Lake
The STORY hour" which Is n feature
given by the Nineteenth Century and
Utah Soross clubs for the benefit OF Tire