The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
PROVO.

PROVO. !
Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. SL-one of the most de-
! lightful social affairs OF the week was
| the luncheon given at the Hotel Roberts
| by Mrs. w, B, Searle, Tuesday. The
beautifully appointed table was spread
from the other tables and was decorated
| in white and pink. A low cut glass bowl
Of pink and white sweet peas formed
the centerpiece. and hand painted place
pink tea rose was laid at each plate.
The guests were Mrs. George Suther-
land, Mrs. Reed Smoot, Mrs. 1. II. Mas
ters, Mrs. George Havercamp. Mrs. Ell,
mer r. Corfman, Mrs. z. d. Sutton and
Mrs, ]. w. Aird.
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
at the home Of Mrs John Mayberry sun
day, when Lucy Mayberry and Clifford
Mr.. Bullialn OF the Baptist church Of
ilcIa ting. The rooms of the home were
prettily decorated with profusion of
flowers The bride was attired in white
and carried a bouquet OF brides roses.
Mrs Cooper Anderson Of Olmsted. Mrs.
Samuel Schwab and Mrs. w. l.. Bier
sach were amongs the Provo people who
attended the luncheon given by Mrs. p
N. Num- at the Country club in Salt Lake
Wednesday. The following day Mrs. Num-
entertained a number OF her friends at
luncheon at the Hotel Roberts in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maycock and Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Of Salt Lake have lie.
turned 10 their homes after a week spent
in the Garden city. guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. James Brown
Mr. and Mrs, John Saxcy announce tho
engagement OF their daughter Grace to
Arvid Reese. the marriage to take place
early In September.
A upio,o and rnoSt delipbfful flair n
the week was the bonfire and dancing
party given by the Dix club AT the home
OF Mr. and Mrs o. w Andelln Thursday
evening The guests were taken TO the
scene of festivities In hayracks, and all
were attired I'm indian costumes. A
number Of interesting games were played
and after luncheon dancing was enjoyed.
Those present were Misses Belle Wilson.
Hattie Keller. Ethel Van Wagenen, Flor
ence Duffin, Florence Walker, Fern Chip
man. Mary Russell. Corine Wilson, Fife
tie Gibson. Eva Eeeler, Amy Taylor,
Alton Todd. Edna Pouton, Nellie Tay-
Tor. Ethel Taylor. Pearl Romney. Della
Hafen, Ora Bailey. and Messrs- Brown,
worth. Meeker. Richards. Fred and He
Der Taylor, Bullock. Southwick, Dixon.
Baird. Wown, Woods Southwick, Taylor
and Morrison.
a hayrack ride to the lake was one OF
the enjoyable affairs Tuesday evening,
the entertainment being under the aus
pices OF the officers and teachers OF the
Sixth ward Sunday schools, given In
honor OF William Knudsen. who leaves
early in September for Boston to con-
tinue his studies, Luncheon was served
and musical programme was rendered.
The committee in charge OF the affair
ers: ]. ". McAdam. Elizabeth Evans,
c. Watson Jane Bee and Nettie Knud
sen, r. PaSman, Zina Larson, Florence
Bee. Eta Goddard. Vern Knudsen. Reed
AT.1g A,,1f
Flora Ridge, Emma Evans and Milton
Knudsen; general superintendent. Mon
roe Paxman.
Last Sunday the following party Of
merryrnakers enjoyed trip 70 Heaer and
daughters Edna and Jean. Mrs. John
Jackson and son Junius. Mrs. Adams and
daughter Dorothy OF Kansas City. Miss
Pratt. EweIl and Manwarng OF Salt
Lake
Mrs. c. N Goodson OF Pablo Beach.
Fla. and Mrs. T. l. Stockman OF New
York stopped off a few days this week
ell route TO Vancouver and visited with
Mrs. r. II. Walters, court stenographer
OF the Fourth district court.
Mrs E. n. Sutton entertained at her
home Saturday In honor OF her guest,
Mrs. George Sutherland of Washington.
n. C.. The Sutton home was beautifully
decorated with profuston OF pink asters,
baskets and vases OF these blossoms be-
ing displayed about the rooms. Assist
ing in serving were Mrs. Charles Law
renee OF Salt Lake City and Miss Carrie
Sutton Those present to meet Mrs,
Sutherland were Mesdames w p. Searle,
Samuel Schwab. George Havcrcamp.
Reed Smoot. Bert Twelves. Elizabeth
Hardy, c. d Glazier. Isadore Clark. Fred
Sutherland. A. T. Buckley. Henry Suther-
land: C. II. srimhall. Ben Durland. J.
c. Tennens. F. F Bee. Jesse knight,
Jacob Evans W, Il. Sutton. j. r.
Twelves. ] W. Arid. Miss Fawn Brim-
Clark, Miss Virginia Sutherland
The engagement ri Miss Mae Murdock,
daughter OF Mrs. J. r Murdock Of IIeber
City. and l.. o. Greenwood OF Richtield
will be Of interest TO their many friends
in Provo. The young people attended
school here for several years and are
we'll known.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Barney.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 4. Barney.
formerly residents Of Provo now living
In salt Lake. and jesse Mccullough OF
this city is announced TO take place In
tho Salt Lake temple early in the COM
ing month.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mark Tuttlc Of Salt Lake
have returned TO their home after a
pleasant visit in tho Garden city, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Strong
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dilworth OF Be-
lott. Kan. are visiting in this city. guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Goag.
r,,hns. MTS w VA F James, Mrs, George II:
visitors 10 the state capital Sunday.
State Senator Joseph V. Robson Of
Fillmore 's visiting his sons, Dr. George
y. Robson and 4. V. Robson, and his
dpghter, Mrs l.. Hlnnkiey. In Provo,
anu before returning will visit relatives
In Salt Lake
The members OF the N A. t. club w.r.
entertained Thursday afternoon al the