The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
PROVO.
Special 70 The Tribune.

SpeCaJ 70 Inc Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. 16.-The Rebelah lodge
members Of Provo gave a pleasant en-
tertainment Monday evening at their hall
on North Academy avenue The first
part OF the evening WAS devoted 10 box
ball at the bowling rooms near by. Eph
Homer was awarded the first prize. W. II
Ray second and Joshua Hone third. For
the ladies, Mrs. Arthur Craven received
first prize. Mrs. Scott second. and Mrs
II w, Palmer third. After the games,
the members adjourned 10 the lodge hall
where deliclouu refreshments were
served
Mrs. Jesse Knight vas the recipient Of
q pleasant serenade Tuesday afternoon
occasion being Mrs. knights birthday
anniversary. The band boys gathered on
the lawns IN front OF the beautiful knight
home on East Center street and played
several selections.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Evans announce
tho engagement OF their daughter Irene
TO F'ranlJ r. Sharp OF Bozeman. Mont,
Inc re- matIoeee sd 10 Sane place at The the Eyans %
! streets, some time during the present
month.
The Billie club members were enter
| talned Monday evening by Miss Marga-
carried out. Those present were the
Misses Mern Anderson, Myrl Murdoch,
Maud Farrer. Norma. Poulton, Mary Saw
yer, CoEinne Wilson, Rae Baxter. Mary
| The girls decided TO give q dancing party
| In the near future, the date and place 10
be determined later.
The Q. N. o. club met Monday evening
| with Miss Vie Ashworth. After 2 pleas .
| ant hour spent in eewing and music, a
dainty luncheon was served. The mem
bers present were Mrs. Bennett Cash
Josephine and Ethel 6Iadsen, Bertha
Lewis. Garda Gee and Edith Young.
Sixteen OF the young friends of Miss
| Norma Simmons pleasantly surprised her
at her home Saturday night the occa-
| informal programme or games and other
interesting features was carried out and
luncheon vas served.
! An item OF interest In younger society
| sagement OF Miss Eta Goddard OF this
| city W Ezra l.. Tanner OF Payron. The
marriage Will take place in the Salt
Lake temple December g.
| The second Of the series OF dancing
parties being given by the VI. !. asso-
| citation was held in the First ward social
hall "Wednesday night, when nifty couples
were present.
The following item in q Boston paper
will be Of interest TO the friends and rel
ntives Of the young Provo people who are
now studying In Boston; Miss Florence
Jepperscn was guest at composers
reception last Wednesday ard captiyat ed
the select audience b. her exquisite sing
Ing. H. Gllberte was honor guest. and
had Miss Jepperson sing one OF his latest
compositions. Her rendition SO pleased
the well-knowu New Yorker that ne
called on Miss Jepperson tho following
day and gave her three songs In manu-
script"
The dancing party given Saturda,
evening By tho 1915 high school class oi
the y. Y. university was an enjoyable
and successful affair. The party wa.
given IN the First ward social hall, whicl
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion in the class colors.
The Nineteenth Century club met Fri.
eay afternoon with Mrs. J. l. Lytel
Mrs. Wright gave a paper on "Somt
| Irish Piaywrights," and Mrs. T. II Mas
ters favored the club with a number o.
Irish songs.
Mrs. r 7. Irvine, Jr.. was hostess a
a delightful dinner Sunday. when IN,
decorations in the rooms and on the din