The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
PROVO.

PROVO, April "a party "1e SsNS
by the second year students OF the 8. I
u Saturday evening. The time wa
pleasantly spent with dancing, PLAYING o
games, and a musical programme wa
rendered. About 100 guests enjoyed IN
affair.
Mrs. T. S. Pierpont entertained Frida,
afternoon in honor OF the seventy q
birthday anniversary or her mother. Mrs iiI
Diana Snoot. The house was pretrl. III
color scheme was of red and green anS
was used throughout the house Mrs. T
S. Pierpont was assisted In serving BY
mi and by Miss Margaret Smoot.. and ;
most elaborate dinner was served. Th
following were present; Mesdames Suti
Naylor. Nancy Acora' Fannhte ,nhsu E,iou. ann.
Jones. Alice Newell, w. T. Brown, Nancc!
r. Beebe, Maurilla N Daniels, Mauris
Roberts. Jesse knight, n e. Hoaland
Tarrer. James John, Sarah Dixon. Eliza
beth Safford. Olive Bean. May Glazier
Helen Smoot. John String, Martha Glaz-
Ter, Emma Bullock. Margaret +, pusen'
inson. Ida F. Dusenberry. Samuel Wors-
ley and Miss Sarah Cook
The Daughters OF the Pioneers met. ir
the Central school Saturday afternoon for
the annual election OF officers: III Lne nc
musical programme furnished by Murray
Roberts. Roy Frisby and Orlean Hyde
in which Murray Roberts and Roy frlsoy
sang duet and MURRAY Roberts t sam sang
very pretty instrumental pieces. The
following officers We're elected: May ;,
GlazIer. president. Bertie Page' hrst
sellor: Emma F. Jensen. recording secre-
tary. Melissa Stewart historian; Ida
Peay assistant historian: Josephine Sin
Cleton recorder: Sarah Ramsey, choris-
ter: Orlesn HYDE. organist
Miss Maud Harris Of Salt Lake and
William Alfred Peterson Of this city were
married Wednesday at the home of the
hrIdegrooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs, a.
NJ Peterson. Bishop l.. l.. Nelson off,
lated. The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with roses and carnations and
most elaborate wedding supper was en-,
ioyed by about nfty guests rela tiyes and
friends OF the happy couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson will reside in salt Lake
The dance given by the Central school
FRIDAY evening In the First ward amuse-
ment hall was d successful aftair. Fhe
hall was prettily decorated in the school
extensively. White and green was
dropped toward the center OF the room
and also drooped In the windows. All
present eniovod a good time and the
mpsic was furnished by Sauers band.
The University Dramatic club was en-
Icrtained Saturday evening AT the home
of Miss Ethel TAYLOR. the dramatic club
being under the direction OF Miss Beatrice
playing of progressive games, a musical
programme Was rendered and luncheon
served. An Easter bonnet was trimmed
for the prize given and the prize was
awarded In Miss Vivian Parkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hendrlckson enter
ained at dinner Sunday and the guests
nf the affair were Mr.. and Mrs e. r.
ilendriclsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Giles
and family and Mr. and Mrs Will Hen
dricksen.
r, c.If r,.rr. ,i,,I> r,o, ,ri,ursd,,,
afternoon at the home of Miss Edith
Young The afternoon was spent with
literature and music The rooms were
Of orgina decorations, Luncheon was
served and the following enjoyed the af-
fslr: Mesiames Bennet Cash. Lizzie
Mel1rum. Belle Anderson. James Doutre.
IIarver Booth. Angle Frisby, Roy Passey
Reed Beck, II II. owens. Mrs. Garret
and the Misses Lydia Harmer and Bertha
Lewis.
The kensinston club was entertained
Monday, afternoon by Mrs A. q Evans
AZ her home In honor Of Mrs. \. w, Nc
spent in sewing and social chat. after
which luncheon was served. Carnations
were attractively used throughout the
rooms and ;wo-course dinner was
served
One Of the pleasant affairs OF this
week was the surprise given Mrs. John
&. Swensen at her home. The evening
was spent In games, and delishtiul
musical programme was rendered. con-
sjstins OF singing, readings and instru-
mental selections The event was given
in honor of Mrs. Swensen. who is retiring
from the presidency OF the Fifth ward
the primary officers of that ward TO
show their appreciation of her services IN
that office
The Girl Question club was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Pearl Olsen at
her home and the evening was spent In
GnC.iZl oh musical m
Tuesday evening the officers OF the Y,
J.. NJ !. 4. Of the Fifth ward gave a
quilting party ct the home OF Mrs. A c.
Candand in honor OF Miss BERTHE Hale,
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. when
she will be married to James Peay.
4 ball was given in the First ward So
cal hall Tuesday evening by the zizka
club. The. proceeds went TO the dis
tressed and suffering In Ohio.
The Sorcsis club met Wednesday af-
ternoon al the home Of Mrs. w. J.
Stiehl. The paper was given by Mrs.
Stiehl. entitled Home Life in italy"
and and, Mrs GaoW2y ,S1y gave chapter In The
American
The Clover Leaf club was entertained
home Of Miss Alice MiIiner. The after
noon was spent In social chat and sew
ing and delicious refreshments were
served This is young girls club. with
rs much spirit with it as the older clubs
Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Taylor announce
the engagement OF their daughter Ruth
10 August Johnson The marriage will
take place in the early part OF May.
The Soross club met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. J. StlehI
paper was given by Mrs Stiehl. enti-
tied Home Life in Italy" Mrs. s. f.
Galloway reviewed the twelfth chapter
of the Twentieth Century American. The
club will meet again next week at the
home of Mrs. Stiehl.
The Bon Heur club met Thursday aft
ernoon al the home of Mrs. Preston c.
Peterson. and the afternoon was spent
N the playing Of whist, three tables be-
Ing played. the prize being awarded 10 |
MISS Lydia Jones. The rooms were very
prettily decorated in yellow iris. which
stood In tall vases in the living room
ana dining roorn. Present were Mrs
Frank Stubbs. Mrs. Lawrence Erickson.
Mrs Fred Richmond. Mrs Reed Ander-
berg, Mrs W. J, Stiehl Miss Lydia
Jones. Miss Eva Jones. Miss Nina Tay-
,or and Mrs. G. Z. Loose Miss Margaret
WINNER OF Green River and Miss Anna
Grant were the guests OF the club
The Bonsa Bunch was entertained !
thursday evening at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Don G, Williams The evening u,as