The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
PROVO.

PROVO, May si.-The H.. H. club me,
Mrs. A. Seek In the Third ward The
afternoon was spent In social chat ana
sewing. Refreshments were. served and
colors, pink and white Those preSent
| were Mrs. James Bailey. Mrs, Ted Hat"
ton, Mrs. Upton Hoover. Mrs. 5. G. Jen-
sen. Mrs. Frank Hoover. Mrs James
Mrs. C. A. Smith and Mrs a.. Seek;
The next meeting of the club will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Jensen
Miss MAY Emmett. who has been at
tending the r. Y. u, left "Wednesday
afternoon for her home in Fernal
Miss Zella Miller leaves for Twin Falls.
Ida, Friday, where she will spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim EIlerston have
been entertaining Mrs. GledhiIl OF Rich
field for the past few days.
Mrs. Cal Cragun and son OF Clear
Creek are visiting relatives and friends In
Provo for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs George Buckley o, Eu
reka are visiting with Mrs. ]. Buckley
this week.
Mrs. w. 3. searie of Salt Lake has
been spending fortnight with her sister,
Mrs. George Havcrcamp OF this city.
Mrs. E. E. Brown of Provo will sing
a the commencement exercises 10 be
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public school graduates, The Rev. Phillip
King OF the Congregational church will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
The class reunion of the Brigham Young
university. class Of 1895 was held Wed
the class tree planted there the year
the members graduated. There were
nine Of the sixteen graduates present,
those present in "reminiscences and read
Ing kilograms and letters from those who
were unable TO be present. Refreshments
were served. and the buttercup was
with its color of gold. Miss Violate
Elliott is class president and Mrs. j.
VIII Knight IS secretary.
Miss Essie Reynolds left wednesday
for her home in Nernal after spending
the winter in Brigham Young university.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Bagley motored 10
Salt Lake yesterday.
The alumni OF Brigham Young univer-
slty assembled Wednesday evening in
College hall for their twenty second an
nual banquet. The hall was tastefully
decorated with the national colors and
potted plants. and the event was pro-
nounced one Of the best banquets ever
held here. The college orchestra rem
quet. and the following programme was
given under the direction OF Prof. Oscar
Nirkham as toastmaster; Cornet duet,
and Karl Beck; male quartette. selected,
Johnson, Frisby Roberts and Read:
toasts, The Girls Gymna sium." J" Miss
Cloe Larson Of the class Of 1918; Rem
iniscences OF Thirty Years, Ago, Luella
Wood Raymond, class OF 1883; THE B.
Y. u. University Twenty Years AGO,
Mr.. Carl Evans. class of 1893; Grand
of 1903; "Manavu," a. L. Kelley, class OF
1919. The banquet was followed by
ball in the gymnasium.
Mrs. Reed Beck entertained at her home
Monday evening the members of the Self
Culture club
friends and relatives in Provo for few
days
WEDNESDAY. in the salt Lake temple,
Miss Fern Scott became the bride OF
Ray Nicholes Of American Fork. Miss
Scott is the charming daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Scott. Jr., OF Lake
View and Mr.. Nicholes is one OF the
prominent business men OF American
t!on TO 400 invited guests last night al
their home in Lake View. Three bands
furnished the music and guests from Leili,
American Fork and Benjamin were pres
ent.
The frst-year high school pupils en-
joyed a breakfast Wednesday, morning
at o'clock with their teacher Mrs a
F. Palm. at the Central school The
money Tor this banquet was raised from
fnes assessed on members Of the class
for being tardy during the term.
Mrs. Leroy Dixon entertained last Fri
day evening in delightful manner at
her home on West Center street
The Bridge club was entertained By
Mrs. Grant c. Bagley and Mrs Murray
Twelves Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Twelves. Four tables OF bridge
were set and the afternoon was enjoyed
by the regular members and several in
vited guests The guests of honor were
Mrs. G. Q. Baker. Mrs. J. r. Harsh Mrs.
/ H. Masters. Mrs, P. e. Peterson
won the whist prize and Mrs. Phil Speck-
art. Mrs. T. McNitt and Mrs. Hanson
were the other prize winners 4 de-
lictous luncheon was served TO the guests.
The rooms were artisticslly decorated
with peonles.
The Self-Culture club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs Reed Beck
The ladies of the club spent the after
noon in fancy work, followed by light re-
freshments
Mrs. Ralph Pouton entertained on
Monday afternoon In honor OF her mother. |
Mrs. Malenia Wilkins. the occasion be
ing the seventy eighth birthday OF Mrs. |
en- gathered 10 spend the afternoon with !
Grandma" wilkins. The home OF Mrs |
Poulton was decorated with flowers In |
honor of the event and the old people had |
a delightful afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Alexander an !
Kathryn. to NJ. Y. Eardley of Salt Lake
City. The wedding viii take place early
in June. Mr.. la ridley is employed by the |
Utah Power & Light company.
Mrs. S. Fl Marsh will leave In short !
time for Salt Lake City. where she will
make her future home.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs T n.
Taylor that they will sail from Boston !
on Saturday.
MIR and Mrs y y Ir,.IDe r., ,oo,ora,