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

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO, Oct. 26.-Nrs. n. III. Nelson
delightfully."- entertained Monday evening,
the affair being In the form OF &. chill
day anniversary OF her daughter, Leona.
The decorations were carried out In the
Halloween effect, as was also the menu
cards. A large pumpkin filled With flow
the table. with smaller pumpkins ar
ranged at intervals around the spread
The young guests who enjoyed the beau
ttful affair were tho Misses Enid Roy
lance. Helen and LaRue Wood Vilate
Dunn. Florabcll Alrd, Henrietta Taylor.
Emma Spafford, Margaret Judd, Naomi
Pierpont, Tavern Openshaw, Gladys PHIL
lips, Sendea Fisher. kIyrl Rlumenthal
Jennie Larson and lotto Miller
An afternoon club was organized Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. G.
Fl. Heindselman The club, to be named
hereafter, is 10 meet every Wednesday
hostess served luncheon, he table being
decorated With roses and dahlias. The
insmbsrs are Mrs B Fl. Bower. Mrs.
Fred Moore. Mrs: Henry Cease, Mrs
Fitsroy, Mrs. Dave Lewis. Mrs Rerne
Walton; Mrs. Lawrence Whitmore, Mrs
All Maiben. Mrs. James Brown, Mrs AL
week with Mrs. Boyden,
A brilliant social affair Of the week
WIS the dancing party given by the u.
G. T. club. AT the Mozart pavilion We'd
nesday night The party is given annually
prettly decorated With red white and
blue electric lights, In ono corner Of
where punch was served, and later in
the evening sandwiches were served.
About two hundred guests were present
to enjoy the affair. The committee hav-
lsr,>- kt,A .rtk,' tyx -i,, T.
DeLong. Will Thurman and r. e. Knowl-
den,
A quiet home, wedding was that Of Miss
Emily Heal and Ernest Dunn, which took
Place a. no9n Mondsy st thS hone Of
was decorated with white chrysan-
themuins, The bride wore gown OF
Suns sh Yelling Ttth ar an ss 2ysTdsess Of Lace
son es bridesmaid, while Harry Heal was
best man. Those present at the wedding
and supper were Mr.. and Mrs. J. oldins.
Win 81 stsrtup. Mr., and and Mrs. Mrs ''S Seorre tS
startup. Mr., and Mrs. Roy passey. Mr.
and Mira George startup. Mr.. and MIS-
Frank white, and the Misses Anna FetcT,
ding supper Mr.. aud Mrs: Dunn LETT for
Salt Lake, and after q few days there
viii return to Provo to make thoir
home.
MATS. ~. M, SCIlarI was UOStcSS AZ a
pleasant social affair. at her home Mon
day evening. when whist was the feature
ar enjoyment, The home was taste
fully decorated and a basket OF tea roses
ent were Mr. and Mrs. z, II, Bown, Or.
and Mrs. Heindselman. DIR. and Mrs.
, David Whiiaksr ,,a Mr.; r, and Mrs; j. r. Ash,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Moore. Prizes were
awarded 10 Mrs. James Bown and Mrs
Hanson.
night at the home Of Miss Erma Smoot.
One new member was enrolled. and Miss
Cleo Mckendrick of Ogden was vlsI-
tor, Readings and music were features.
after which luncheon was served. Those
talking part In the festivities were Maud
Fsrrer, Corirc Wilson. Mcrne Anderson,
Rachel Baxter: Hazel Adams. Mary
ton. Mary Russell, Erma Smoot and Mar
garct SnIoot,
ON Wednesday night the Sunday school
teachers OF tho sixth ward enter.ained
sixth ward hall a splendid programmes
vas carried out, after which dancing was
enjoyed.
Mrs. George e: Thatcher cntertained
With a pretti,E appointed dinner Friday Ida.
Thatcher &. Jones. who have just re-
turned from tour al Europe. Those
invited TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. Jones wera
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stubbs. MT and Mrs,
II. T, Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Classify and Mrs. Harold Robson.
DR. and Mrs David Westwood left
Gstur5ay evening for an extended tour
Of the east They viii first so to chi,
cago and from there visit All the big
cities In the east winding up their tour
at Rochester, where Or, Westvood viii
take post graduate course with The
noted Mayo brothers.
The Daughters Of ths Ploue~rs held an
ENJOYABLE session at the Central school
Thursday afternoon With the president
Mrs May Glasier. presiding. An excel.
lent programme was rendered. and there
was a good attendance
rhs Boston newspapers recently con-
tanned some very romrimentarv notices