The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
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PROVO. Dec, 9s.-Chrstmas parties
features In society circles during tne
| week. In the several ward houses en-
tertalnments were given. In me nm
ward the Sunday school children gave
| Christmas party Sunday evening. me
decorations were profuse and We're placed
by Prof h. Ii. Eastmond and Mrs: Eis.,
| Barrett, while Professor Whitaker OF
The Il. v, u. had charge OF the music.
Professor Eastmond presented Il number
OF tableaux and lantern pictures we're
shown by Roy Boren and Paul Eyrlns;;
! The following programme was carried
out: Musical selection. Professor Gud-
mundson and Miss RoyIanee; Christmas
story. by Mis4 Arotta Young: reading:
! Mrs. BeulalI Storrs Lewis: a series OF
lantern slides the Holy Land, Might
on Judea,s Plains" shepherds on me ,h
Shepherds" "The Nativity" Wise Men
Following the Star" suffer Little chi;
| dreu TO Come Unto Me-" all accompanied
! BY appropriate music.
Miss Edith Farrer entertained a num-
! Der Of her young friends "Wednesday A.
| ternoon at a Christmas party. Those IN
yItcd We're Miss LaPreal Bullock. Miss
Maud sutton. Miss Ethel Startup. Miss
Leah Van Wagenen. Miss Nellie Hamp1
Oberg. Miss Stella Berry. Miss Carna
J Oberg. Miss Matilda Berry.
| The marriage OF Miss Florence Ack-
royd and Jack ", Soutcr took place at
/ the home OF tho brides parents, Mr., ana
| Mrs. William II Ackroyd. Christmas day
| The ceremony was performed in inc
| presence OF the close relatives OF the
young couple. Bishop H. t. Nelson Off
ciatinG. a reception vas given in honor
| OF the newly married couple In the even"
| Ing.
The stake officers OF the Mutual I'm
( proyement association viii entertain IN
|
! former officers OF tho association in the
| NJ. ], a. gymnasium Tuesday evening
! next. when tho following programme VIII
! be carried out; Opening song. We Are
! Al Enlisted" led by ". r. Whitehead; ;
PRAYER. President Joseph E. keGler: male
auar,cttc; toast, ITO the Retiring Of
ficers; +" Mrs. Jennie &. Knight; response.
| Joseph Buttle: solo Prof. c. W. john
son; Service" President George II
! BriInhall; ladies' quartcttc, Mrs. G. W.
HYDE and company; reading, Mrs Achsa
| PaAinan games and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson enter
| tanned a number OF friends at their
rated for the occasion, and thirty people
enjoyed tho Christmas cheer.
| Miss Edith Tarrer. assisted by Miss
| Agnes Farrcr ana Miss Teresa Oberg,
gave Il delightful entertainment in the
| form OF a Christmas party Wednesday
| evening. Games and music were the fea-
lures and fourteen were prescn; to enjoy
the festivities.
Mrs. Rose Ripple entertained at a
| Christmas dinner Wednesday afternoon.
| Tho table was decorated with narclssus
/ and covers were laid for twelve.
| Judge and Mrs. Andrew u, Morgan
! spent Christmas in Spanish Fork with
| relatives.
DR.. and Mrs T.. Dice returned Thurs
| day morning from Santaduin. where they
| spent Christmas with friends and rea-
! tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T L. Harris OF Salt Lake
| ate Christmas dinner in Provo. the guests
of their daughter. Mrs. I. II. Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Robson and Mrs. TT.
II. Sundstrom OF Salt Lake, and Mr.. and
| MIS-. j. H. SundStrom OF OmSted spent
! Christmas day with relatives In Provo.
The Girl Question" club members met
Monday night with Miss Jetta Malben.
the time being spent in sewing and con-
! served by tho hostess. Those present
| were Miss Iiossie Dunn. Miss Rhea
Kerr. Miss Nettie knudsen, Miss Lucille
| Dunn, Miss Bessie Cannon, Miss E,f6e
| Evans, Miss Ferris Noyes and Miss Jotta
Maibcn.
\ family reunion was held at the Sou
| ter home, Fourth South street, Monday
| evening, in honor Of Mrs Jessie Duclkctt
| rived here from Liverpool. England, the
| early part Of the week TO make their
home,
Miss Mildred West entertained u num-
appointed dinner Friday evening at her
home. The rooms were tastefully deco
rated, the dining room and table In red.
with cut glass vase OF carnations In
! tho center OF the table. Dainty place
cards in the Same color scheme were ar
ranged for twelve.
Miss Vera Nelson entertained a dozen
| friends at luncheon Sunday afternoon.
Tic Christmas idea prevailed In the dec
ora lions.
Miss HcCmcso Peterson. accompanied
by her father. left Monday morning for
southern California, whore they will visit
Tor the next thrcc weeks With relatives
and fricnds.
Miss Jennie Leonard came up from
Salt Lake the early part OF the week To
spend the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma PaNmau or Pay
son are spending tho Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Paaman in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canby Scott have gone
TO Redlands, Cal. where they VIII spend
some time visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Carl Cochran.
Dean Loose is home from tho Culver
Military academy to spend tho holidays
with his parents. Colonel and Mrs. e. e.
Loose.
Misc Margaret Bean who has been
teaching school at Moab. spent the week
with her relatives in tho Garden city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarcuco T.. Erickson
have gone 10 Shelly, Ida, 10 spend the
Christmas holidays with MIR. and Mrs
L. y. Shelly.
Miss Nina Taylor went TO Ogden Tucs-
day to visit With her sister, Mrs. Harold
Pecry,
AIr. and Mrs. Il. J. Ward entertained
with a family dinner at their homo In
the Sixth ward Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy NJ. Pharis left
Friday last for Syracuse, y. Y, to spend
the holidays with the Pharis family
Mrs. Pharis IL tho daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, 5. y. Jones Of this city.
Mrs. Wyman Berg entertained at din
ner Wednesday Mrs. T.. ". Thomas OF
Helper and MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Rob
ertson and Fred Robinson OF Sprlngvllle.
Nr. and Mrs F. y. Num- left this
week FOR the coast. They go direct 10
Sau Francisco and after "A few days
there VIII go on to Los Angeles.
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