The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
PROVO.

| Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Nov. 3.--On "Wednesday even
ing, Miss Florence Moore entertained II
! her home in compliment 10 Miss Nolena
Snow, whose marriage 70 Albert SaHey
| will take place this month. Yellow and
white chrysanthemums we're used IN
| decora tins the home. The affair vas IN
the form of miscellaneous shower aud
many beautiful presents useful 10 a
young bride. were received by MISS SNOW.
An informal musical programme was rem
dered and refreshments were served.
| Those present were Mrs. Eden Moore.
Mrs John E, Eott. Jr., Mrs. Robert
Moore, Mrs; George Moore, Mrs william
! Reese. Mrs. Roy HARDY, Mrs. Ernest
Moore, Mrs. Ruben Wolf. and Misses
Eva Giles. Mayme Eott, Lucille Dunn,
Nora SaXey, Pearl Beardsll, Rachel BaN-
Macy McFadden.
The Utah Sorosis club met with Mrs.
a {. Lund, Wednesday afternoon, when
| a paper on Tho Twentieth Century Re
view was read. Instead Of the regular
programme each member responded TO
| roll call with a. story OF her choosing,
! Professor a.. c. Lund and Miss Ida Smith
gave number of musical selections. one
being 'Mendelssohn's Concerto IL .
Minor for two pianos. THE Jewel
Song" from Faust. was beautifully
followed by pleasing waltz song. Re-
freshments wero served by the hostess.
Mrs. James Brown entertained the
members OF the kensinston club Wednes
DAY afternoon. The time WAS spent in
sewing and an Informal musical pro-
gramme was rendered, after which lunch.
con was served. Those present we're
Mesdsmes Charles Ward. Berno Walton
2; Fitzroy. Fred Moore. Albert Evans,
Chal Chase. Eivon Jackson, David Lewis
9. H: Heindeslman, Alma Boydcn and
Miss Lael Irvine.
Mr.; and Mrs; George Havercamp en-
tertained Monday evening in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Biersach who Will
leave in a few days for a tour OF the
east. Besides the guests OF honor, there
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. searle, Mr.. and J Mrs
r. r. Irvine. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Schwab.
Miss Clara Burgle and W Marion Ewell
We're married at noon Thursday at the
Bishop T. n. Taylor officiating Only
members OF the immediate families Of the
Son,'as,ing cont parties and a few friends
elaborate wedding dinner was served.
The scandinavian friends of M, and
Mrs. n A Booke pleasantly surpr1sed
then Wednesday evening at their home.
a programme OF music and speeches was
the feature. after which luncheon was
served.
The members of the billie club" we're
pleasantly entertained by Miss Corine
wilson at her home Tuesday evening.
sewir ssr an hour spent In social chat and
oy the hostess. The members present
we're MISS Maud Fsrrer. Miss Rae Baxter
sMerns Anderson, Norma Poulton, Mary
Russell and Corine Wilson.
Mrs. Owen White entertained ~ d,r-
ner sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Spen
Get snow Mr., and Mrs. Willis Beardall,
Mr., Mr and Mrs. Owen white. Miss vorna
emo" and Mr.. Levi Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon p, Erxerts.,
nouncs the engagement OF their daugh
yer, Lorie s., to Robert p Fairbanks OF
New York the marriage TO take place
'ne latter part Of the month
>, MIS-, Jessie Haws pleasantly entertained
her home Monday evening. The roonas
were pretdly decorated for the occasion
IN IN PIT PINK and white flowers. vase OF
on the dining table where covers wers
laid for Misses Myrtle McEwan. SarsS
0EWin, Iy,V.n, Edna Holloway Lottie Orwin and
Edith Young. -'- d''o
Mrs. z. D. Sutton. who Is SPENDING tbo
winter in Washington, .. G, las hS We, tte nc
t.lends here that she is enjoying herself
az the nations capital. Miss yirgInia
SSutherland of this city is with Mrs,
Aubrey Andelin, nernber ., ~.
younger set OF the Fifth ward. Who Iefs Lae
TINS week for a mission. was the reeipi.
ent Sunday evening OF a rJeasan, er.
ppd prlSe Planned banned by Miss Edna southwick
the friends OF Mr.. Andelin were present
A pleasant Halloween party was given
py the seventh grade students OF the
Perser school Thursday evening, oompii-
affair was held IN the ward hall u,hinS
WAS tastefully decorated for the occasion
Dancing and programme OF music and
stories were the features and refresh
menIs were served.
The dancing party given Friday even
lng BY members OF the THURSDAY Night
Whist club was a very successful affair
In every detail. Decorations in autumn
elieci were profuse and beautiful. and
me lights were made up OF grotesque
pumpkin faces From prettilv ar
ranged booth punch and waters were
served 10 the one hundred merry dancers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Glllis has removed from
the Lamar hotel and is now at home al
| iO6 West First South street until No
| yenhfr IS. when she Will leave for los
Angeles to spend the remainder OF the
| winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. EgycrtSen cnter-
tanned al dinner Sunday In honor Of kim
9all founs. Aubrey Andelln and LeGrande e
staroy' vase OF golden chrysanthe-
where covers were laid for the guest OF
! honor Mrs. NJ. II. Hardy. Mrs. oscar
! Young. Mrs. .. ". AnGelin and the hos,
/ and hostess.
| Miss ilh Ioveless entertained AZ a ore, :
| lily appointed dinner at her homo sun
day evening, complimentary 10 II. G.
| Davenport of South Bend Ind Coynrs
were laid for eight
The Nineteenth Century club nat Fri
/ day afternoon with Mrs ". b Ssarle.
! when Professor Thurman of the high
| school gave a lecture on Taxation 8
| The subject OF the paper was informa n,
discussed by the members
! Mr.. and Mrs Alva Nelson very pleas
hutlv entertained the Iuembers OF IN.
| Card club at their homo ThurEdav even
| ing. The rooms were taStefuliy deco.
rated with yellow chrypaathemums. and
/ the prizes were Won by Mrs. Henry Gees.
! and Mrs. James Brown. Mr and Mrs
3 H. Bower and Mr.. and Mrs Josepli
| Vane were guests OF the club. The mem
| bers present wcrc Mr.. and Mrs @ II
| Heindsslrau. Mr.. and Nrs. J. 3 Ash
ton, pr. and Mrs. Fred Moore. Mr.. and