The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
PROVO.

PROVO. Nov. 15,-Mr. and Mrs. George
| w. Ekins entertained at dinner Sunday
| In honor Of their guest, Mrs. II. +. Har-
| rison of Salt Lake. The house was beau
| ufully decorated throughout with yellow
| chrysanthemums. and "A large vase OF the
| flowers formed a ceDterpIece at the table.
| Covers were laid for twelve,
Professor and Mrs. A, c. Lund had for
| their guests Sunday at dinner President
and Mrs. A. II, Lund and Miss Eva
Lund Of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Mary Peterson and daughter
Miss Hazel. OF Seattle. Wash. are the
guests OF Mrs. A. c, Lund for few
| weeks.
Mr., and Mrs W. Lester Mangum
have gone to Los Angeles 10 remain for
| about ten days.
Miss Pearl Bennett and J. II. McKen-
drlck OF Salt Lake were Provo visitors
this week, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
| d. H. Roberts.
! w. C. Giboy. Jr.. entertained at sur
prise Monday evening In honor OF the
| birthday anniversary of his wife, A very
| pleasant evening was spent by all pros
ent. The prize OF the evening was won
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Glbby. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridge. Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Reese. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Rnp-
and and Mrs. Mrs Joseph Martin, Mrs. B. A Fot-
land. Misses Mary Sherwood and Laura
Bringhurst, and Messrs, Will Ridge. John
| G!oby. Howard Glpoy, Heoer Rupper anu
| Earl Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. MoAllister. who
| have been spending some time In Alex
| ander. Idaho, have returned home,
Miss Madeline Hathenbrook entertained
| ut dinner Sunday evening the following
| Della Snow. Maude Buckley. and Messrs
Robert Moorfeld. Frank Jones' Earl Ash
ton and Bert HathenorooR. The table
was beautifully decorated with chrysan-
| he nd "a
Professor Newton Noyes. president OF
| the Snowflake academy, was Provo WIS.,
| ltor this week, the guest OF his mother,
| Mrs. Louise Mcbride.
John Jensen left Monday for an ex-
| tended visit with friends and relatives In
| California.
Mrs. r. f, Irvine entertained the
| sorosIs at her home Wednesday art
| ernoon, the occasion being president
| day, All club matters We're dispensed
| with and a very enjoyable social session,
devoted to music, songs and games, was
substituted. The games. played were;
George e. P. Parker, Pa and IA Drawing Con-
test" won by Mrs. Fera Decker; Those
present were Mesdames Helen. Redford
Fay Loose steLhl, Hannah Tucker. ) p
Greer. &c. T. Jones, Alex Hedaulst 4. G.
| Lund. ], B Ashton, Nettie Kerr, JACOB
Evans. NJ S. pusenberIy, w. D Roberts S2m,r $;
NJ. Roylanoe. w. II. Mitchell, r +.
Knowlden, w. L. Holbrook. S. R. Gallo
way, Jacob Coleman, w. +. Violet, Grant
w. y. Partridge and Miss Alice Reynolds
The Invited guests OF the club were Mes
danes A + Palm, Palm R w Alisn; AIsHs, o5 Jesse 8
c. e. Loose. Preston C. Peterson and G.
q. Erickson A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. The next meeting
Nettie Kerr.
The Social Sixty held their FIRST dancing
The members present we're Messrs, and
Mesdames Walter Aa9wz Erown y 2 Ra,lsp a,lsR,
Decker, J. G, Deal. A: w. Dayis, Joseph
ham. Bert HedquIst. Royal T. Hush. 9.
II. Heindselman. G. a. Hansen, B. D,
Hatch. j r. Hodson, Charles A He'd
Lester Mangum. A. P Merrill, A. B. Nor
gan.- Fred Moore, David II. Madsen. J,
4 MGKsnz!e' :on j. Il MgDSnald, Sa1id, Hsntg 11,g
Openshaw. Clarence Pratt. H, ]. Phillips.
George p. Parker, Roy Passey. D. II.
Roberts p f Roper w Wlllism s;,b M Roy y
e.. Smith, w: 2. .Stoker, w. e. Sutton,
John T Taylor. Samuel A. Trotter, w.
F Violet G. S Vincent, Alma Van
ley and J. E. Yates
Mrs. G. T. LaBoutil!er Mrs. A. f,
Wright and Miss Mary Holmes were in
Salt Lake this week to represent Provo
Friendly society.
Mrs. Dora F Newcombe left Tuesday
10 visit friends and relatives In Salt
Lake for a few, days, previous to leaving
winter with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Smith entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor OF their
guests, MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson OF
Salt Lake.
The Swastika club met Monday evening
at the home OF Miss Inger Peterson. The
evening passed pleasantly in sewing.
music and social chat The members
son and Reva Robinson, the Misses
Fawn Jones. Myrtle Thurgood, Eva
Clark. Bee Hoover. Margaret Allen and
Belya Hurst, The next meeting of the
club Will be held at the home OF Miss
Belva Hurst
the home OF Mrs. J. W Arid Friday
afternoon. very interesting paper was
being The Syndicalist OF the General
Strike
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Reese had for their
guests the fore part Of the weolI Miss
Laura Bringhurst and Earl Smith OF
Leh.
Ni!SH ItOSS JHChSOn entertained al
luncheon at her home Tuesday evening
The table was beautifully decorated with
dark red chrysanthemums. and a color
scheme OF red and bronze was demon
strated throughout the rooms. Covers
were laid for eight guests.
Mrs. Nellie Berry left today for Dill
Ion, Mont, 10 spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Bert Orr. and 70 be pres
ent at the wedding OF her son. w T.
Berry. and Miss NJ e Berry OF Malone.
y. Y. which will be solemnized at Dillon
on December Is.
MIS-, Celestla Strong has returned from
a visit TO friends and relatives in Heber.
Mrs. ", Il. Searle here from Salt
Lake during the week 20 visit relatives