The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
PROVO.

PROVO, Nov. 29.-The Tuesdo,. N
noon Bridge club met at tho hor,s ~
and Mrs. Milton Jones Tuesdav oI
ne prizes were awarded 10 N,v 'rst ~
~ Hansen and Eugene CIun III. sc
was beautifully decorated with no s n
themuIns and carnations. and dy da,y
luncneon was served By the hostsss
members OF the club presen,
Messrs. and Mcsdames C.. Eu
w. j. stiehl, Preston q. Pets,,dEr TO- Erclz
Richmond. Eugene Cluff, Georpa
sen and Frank Stubbs. Misses "a.
Lydia Jones. and Messrs. r. q
Frank Deming, Dore Schwab nnd'
Taylor, The guests OF the club 49,
Leroy Pharis and Lawrence NJ
salt Lake: Mr.. and Mrs. w. I, Az
and MIR. and Mrs. s, j, Jones. s
The United Commercial Travelo,,
luncheon at the Startup candw J,1
Saturday evening. A large numhsr
local members were present and ~
pleasant social evening was sniovo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Landston ~ =
dyl were the guests of Mrs. Josenh
this week.
Mrs, Albert Selck entertained ths
club at her home Tuesday aftsrnnnn'
house was prettily decorated with n
anthemuns and carnations and mn1
was served by the hostess. The \
bers present were Mesdames ! ri
Clellan. j. w. Bailey. j. II. Beck
Clur. Upton Hoover. F. c. Jensen 4
Hoover and Bert Howell.
Mrs. G.. II. Heindselrnan entsrtl
the kafe Klutchen club at her
IhurSday afternoon. Luncheon
served 10 the following: Mrs. I'D
Yates: Mrs: Alva Nelson. Mrs. Alma
l.. T.
ters, Mrs. George Parker. Mrs. p T.
erts. Mrs w. u, Roberts, Mrs q
Hampshire. Mrs. David Openshaw
The Relief societies of the eIgh, J
OF the city united In giving n AZ
ball in the Ladies' gvfuas s7urn ~. ~
day evening, The affair was n y
success, socially and financially 7
hall was beautifully decorated thro,
out In Thanksgiving effect, with ami
leaves and flowers, The evening
spent in dancing and enjoying dainty
freshments provided for the guests
The Sorosis passed Its meeting
week on account OF Thanksgiving
meeting next week will be held al
home Of Mrs. Nettie Kerr.
a large number OF friends Of Mn
jacobson celebrated Mrs. Jacob
eighty fifth birthday anniversary Wa5
day at her home IL Lake View.
Mrs. Caroline Smith Was hers
Salt Lake this week on a visit to fril
and relatives,
A social was given last evening in|
Pioneer ward house In honor OF Ja
Jensen who expects to leave on n
to Scandinavia in the near future.
The people Of Pioneer ward say
Nl,a.U Hlrg-, ,H. ~ .N.,I
house Thursday, a very approuI
banquet, and dance In the evenlx
The benefit social and dance givs1
the Norweglans OF Provo and viclnIu
the Sixth ward assembly rooms last d
ing, for the Norweglan-Am 4
mortal Gift fund, was well attended
excellent musical programme vas
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Phnrs OF
Lake are the guests of Mr.. and SfH
S. Jones, the parents OF Mrs Phaj
Miss Mezada Galloway ,s spendInd
Thanksgiving holidays with her md
Mrs, s. r. Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Naylor OF
Lake are the guests OF Mr.. and
George II. Naylor this week.
The Nineteenth Century club med
Mrs. A. F. Palm Friday afternoonj
regular work of the club was laid
and only q short business session d
The freshman class OF the B,
was very pleasantly entertained Wa
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
J. D. Dixon The evening was plead
spent In games and music. A dell
supper was served by the girls,
Mrs. Annie Martin was the rec1
OF q very successful surprise Wednq
evening. There were about twenfy
friends present and all had very|
joyable time. Luncheon vas seryo
the ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], L. Riley Of Salt I
City are the guests OF Nj and
Roy Passey this week. ID
Miss Lois Smith. who has been
Ing some time in Salt Lake CityIt
returned. Ii
Miss Maude Foote, who has beoAj
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Milton Tu'
OF Eureka, for the past two montnH d
returned home. IC
The Five Hundred club met WV
and Mrs. Alma Van Wagonsn g
evening. Tho home was beautifully'
grated with chrysanthemums and 9f
tions, and luncheon was served pyl
hostess. The next meeting OF tn9
will be at the home of Mrs. T. F.