The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
PROVO.

PROVO, May 3.-Mrs. Joseph S, Berry
entertained at party Friday evening
in honor OF her sister in-law. Mrs. WI
liam Berry OF Arizona. The dining room
and parlor were prettily decorated with
sweet peas. red sweet peas being nsed
In the parlor and lavender In the dining
room. The table decorations were also AIS!
or sweet peas. red ones being used. The
evening was spent In games and an
enjoyable musical programme; together
With dancing. The trio. by Mrs; John
Berry berry. as''i was highly eompiimentea: 4
splendid recitation by Miss Willinela
Coleman and duet by the Misses Chloe
and Lael Berry were features. i.unGheon
was served and the following lady guests
were present: Nesdames William Berry,
John Saxey. T. c. Winn, H. j, Phillips,
Grace Cheever, Charles Hedauist. John
Arizona, DR.. Hardy and the Misses Laei
Berry OF Arizona, Wilmela Coleman ana
Chloe Berry.
Mrs y. VI. Hardy entertained for her
little granddaughter, Ruth Van l2!ke, ms
afternoon. IN honor OF Miss Ruins sixth
birthday. The time was spent In games.
music and recitatious. after whlch
luncheon was served. The table was pret-
tily decorated with spring flowers and m
the center was beautiful birthday cake
lighted with six candles. which denoted
her age The rooms were also decorated
In spring flowers. Miss Ruth's great.
houored guest at the party,
Mrs. William Berry and daushter
Lael, OF Arizona have been visiting Win
Mr.. and Mrs J, S. Berry for a tew
weeks. They left for st. George during
the week
Miss EssIe Cox was plcasantly sur
prised at her home Friday evening by
crowd OF jolly young people ABOUT
twenty guests were present,
The Kia Ora club gave party in honor
OF Professor and Mrs. e. II, Eastmond
al thei- home Friday evening, A beou-
tfuI rocking chair was presented TO them
as token from the club. The, evening
was spent in music. social chat ana
games. Rerreshment sc were served
day evenings enjoyment was but repiL
tition OF the many good times this club
has had i'm the past. The following for
mer members were present: Messrs; ana
as T. A. Smoot. Wells Brmhall. Jacob
Coleman. y G. Hicks, Mrs u. II. Nc
Allister OF Salt Lake; Misses Jcona
Billings. Hattie Walker, Grace and Rusda
Paxman. Mamie Billings of Salt Lake, Mr.
~ c. Hicks The invited Gueses were
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Wilkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J.. Larson, Mrs. Frank East
mond the Misses Flora Ridge and Nan
Alma Taylor OF Salt Lake
4 dance was elven FRIDAY evening In
the university gymnasium by the third
year class in honor OF the fourth year 5.
ana white crepe paper which Was dra7ed
towards the center and made very
pretty appearance.
The Nineteenth Century club met at
the home Of Mrs. A. +, Palm Friday, sf-
ternocn and u splendid paper was given
by Mrs. J. w. Arid entitled Some
Phases Of the Minimum Wage Theory
The senior class Of the Proctor acad-
emy entertained the junior class and
faculty Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Thone,
MIR. and Mrs ]. r. Allen entertained
at dinner Sunday Alr and Mrs Nirsie
PeeIE of Payson. Mr.. and Mrs George
\; Allen OF Nephi Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hair Of Pleasant View and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Altman Of Provo.
Mrs. George Startup entertained al
dinner sunday evening in honor of Mrs.
Cay Of ogden. After the serving of the
dinner tho time WAS spent In music and
social chat.
The Gin Question club was enter
theater instead OF the regular session
OF the club being held, and after seeing
con Al the Hansen Catering company.
The following members We're present:
The Misses Nettis knudsen, Rhea Kerr,
Ferris Ferris Moves; Reya =, ,lE Davis, FloEsnee
sic Dunn and Lucille Dunn. Mrs. Frank
Sharp was the guest of the club.
The Daftodil club met Monday even
Ing at the home of Miss Katie Rainbow
on Fifth West street. Some time was
spent in sewing. after which a Splen-
DID musical programme was rendered by
members of the club. and dancing ana
games were participated in. The rooms
were decorated IN profusion of spring
flowers.
4 crowd OF jolly young folks pleasant
ly surprised Miss Veta Alger at her
home on Ninth West street the latter
part. OF the week. and the time WAS
spent in the playing OF games and social
chat. The parlor was prettlly decorated
with pink and white carnations. and a
dainty luncheon was served Those en-
ioyinE tho event were the Misses Essle
Kmber. Ncta Alger, Alta Leetham. Ella
Vincent and Leila John, and Messrs.
Frank Dusan. Irvine Scott. Andrew
Madsen. Woodruff Mangum. Leo Suth-
er.and and Glen Crandall
Mrs. w r, Stoker entertained Monday
evening In honor of MIR Stoker's birth
day. The time was spent in the playing
OF games, music and social chat. Sixty
three was the game OF the evening and
the prizes were awarded Mr. and Mrs.
a. h. Morgan Refreshments were
served. The following were present
Mr. and Mrs. ], r. Hodsen,- Mr.. and
Mrs. El r. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Morgan. DR. and Mrs. Hughes. Mr. and
Mrs. r. i. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs ]. L.
All present enjoyed the affair very much
ana wished Mr., Stoker to have many
more birthdays.