The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
PROVO.

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assisted by Mrs. Electa Dixon and Mrs
r. n. Taylor. entertained Monday in
honor or Mrs, Sarah D. Dixon. the occa-
sion being her sixty eighth birthday.
The afternoon was spent with music
games, etc, and a most delicious dinner
was served. The table decorations were
, pink and white carnations and forms
White and green were used In the par
lor and yellow In the reception room
A merry crowd OF girls left for an en-
| tended trip TO the Pacific coast today
Those In the party are as follows: Miss
San Juan, and Miss Ilna Johnson, Miss
Lizzie Woods and Miss Caroline Baylas
OF Provo.
One OF the most delightful events OF
the season was that given Saturday even
ing by a crowd OF young people Of the
university when slelghing party was
enjoyed after the basketball game. The
guests OF this affair were the Misses
glva Snyder, Merle Snyder. Marie Nc
Stag. James Clayton, Stanley Dixon, Ray
Davis. Arthur Taylor and Archie Meeker.
A pleasant affair Of Thursday was that
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson OF
Lake View to the members OF tho Bouzn
OF the evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs VIII Taylor and VIII Madsen
Luncheon was served 10 Mrs. R. L. An
derbers, Mrs J. ]. Johnson and Mrs
Williams. Farley Ginger, Emmett Bird
P. W. Madseu. c. A. Dahlqulst Martin
Ginger. J, ], Johnson. Mrs; Brigham am
cioodridge will entertain at the next
meeting.
The Aurora circle. Women Of Wood
craft, installed officers, Monday evening
The following are the new officers
ford past guardian ,neighbor; Mrs. Ar
della Sutherland: adviser. Mrs. Louise
Huber: clerk Mrs. A. ]. Wieter; magi- mas
fnn Mrn Ass Ryes Mrs James r sa
and Mrs Mackenzie; captain of the
guard. Mrs Hazel Westfall; attendant'
Mrs. Lettie Mold; outer sentinel. Mrs Mrs
Sara Bcouiyey; nnn,s, snn9T septInei MTs 1are mrs
Henry The installation was followed by
banquet, at which A v. Robinson
clerk for the past three years. was pre-
sented with a. gold s!gnct ring.
in honor Of the Iiti birthday of her
daughter. Miss Anna Stoker. The sfter,
noon was passed pleasantly and followed
by a four-eourse lunch: Those Those Presen'
Mildred Larsen, Ramona Fsrrer; Ethe'
Farrer, Mable Polkey, Ethel Roberts
Iona Moore. Edith Headquist. Anna WIZ
kins, Alice Taylor and Rebecca Olson.
the season was that given last Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs: w; l.. Bess-
ley. This function took the form OF a
surprise for Mrs Beasiey ana ,~,,eS wneH she she
house filled with guests Progressive
whist was the game OF the evening
Luncheon was served at the close OF tne
were Messrs and Mesdames ]. R. Farrer,
W. Fl, Ray. Charles Headauist Spencer
Clark, W. X. Farrer, James Lecthan. E
V. Vincent, Frank Holiday, MIS- FRANCIS
Knight and Hanna b. Tucker
1IIh M1nHay
with Miss Florence Moore and a pleasant
| evening was enjoyed,
Mrs Bert Sutton entertained In honor
of her husbands birthday last Thursda.y :.
fsrns syani'f and Ths esrnstons nSS The soioxns
ton. Miss Carrie sutton. Mrs. William
Randall. Mrs. r. D, sutton, Mrs, Naoms
Douglas and Miss Rhoda Dousia.
The Bridge club met at the. home OF
Mrs, Grant Bagley last week. An enjoy
able Afternoon was spent and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. w. D. Rober and MIS-
the m.' decorations Si in the dining room were
carnations.
The Nineteenth Century club met the
the home Of Mrs. Sam Bchwab Thursday
The paper was given by Mrs. George
Havercamp.
BIr. and Mrs. Ezra Tanner Of Paysor
are the guests OF Mrs. II. w, Goddard,
home OF Mrs. ]. b.. Ashton Tuesday
evening, and the principal amusement
was the playing OF cards. The prizes
were awarded to Mr., and Mrs. I M
Warner Refreshments were served o,
Mrs. Ashton, assisted by MISS Aroells
Ashton and Miss Ethel Clun.
Tho Sorosls club met at the homo o
Mrs. E r. Jones wednesday. a pape
was read by Mrs, Kerr. entitled Rover
ence and Obedience" and one given b!
Mrs, D. T. Jones on Moral UPlift"
An ENJOYABLE time was spent Wednes
day evening when q crowd Of young peo
pie pleasantly surprised Miss Hazel Nil
Ter The evening was spent with q mu
siosl propramme, together with many In
tsresfIng games, and later on In tn
evening luncheon was served
T, n. Taylor and daughter. Miss Bthe
Taylor. have returned from an EXTENDED
"trip OF five weeks In the east.