The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
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,,riends OF Mrs. Thomas u. Mckay and
MISS Aston Brimhall assembled by invi-
.auoh ,Itt,oh In social capacity. The tables. on
were prettily decorated with srnlIax and
Wy and hand painted place cards CORE
sponaing Herewith were used. The
games. music and dancing. In game plav-
ing the prizes were received bv Miss
fiossie Dunn and Miss Emma Smith.
Mrs. A. c, Lund is In Gunnison visit
lls her mother, Mrs. NJ c. Sorensen,
and expects to be there for few weeks
Miss Emma Baternan OF Alpine Is a
rrovo visitor. making headquarters with
Mrs. Charles L Giles.
After residing In Provo for the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bastiop have
returned TO their home In Sanpete
On SUNDAY last Mr.. and Mrs A. h.
Morgan entertained at dinner Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Rowe
and family. and Mr. and Mrs j. R. VIII
Nns and family OF Spanish Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l. Biersacb have re-
turned to Provo. after IL California trip.
=, oulet homo wedding Of the week was
that or Miss Maud Buckley. who was
married married to Lester Ashton on Wednesday
FORMING tho ceremony at the family resi-
dence, witnessed by the immediate rela-
ives ives only. The bride was prettlly at
ured In gown OF cream crepe de chenc.
ana carried q beautiful bouquet Of white
ca arnations Miss Hannah Buckley. sister
OF o. the bride. and Frank Jones attended
the bridal couple. Throughout the rooms
pink and white carnations were effective
~ used. as well as on the supper table.
good old-time dancing party was
the form Of celebration adopted by the
Patrlck's dav. The hall was made pretty
with its decorations OF Irish emblems.
and during the course OF the evening ice
cream and cake were served.
Surprise was the nature OF an excel
SucCaEafnlly lip5
honor OF Mr., and Mrs Lucian Moves at
tnelr residence on Wednesday evening.
music and other features OF an enter
tainment. during the course OF which re-
freshments were served to those present.
On Monday night the grand officers
No. 10. knights OF Pythlas. In recosnl-
lion OF the visit a grand banquet was
given, at which splendid representa-
ton OF the local lodge members was
present. Appropriate and interesting
speeches were made and enjoyed.
Miss Mary Boshard has returned to
Provo, after pleasa mt visit in Salt Lake
Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. AL
pert II. Peay and family left for Ben
dence for an indefinite period. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peay have been guests OF honor
at number Of socials during the week
Mrs, Myra Bethers OF Heber Is a
the residence of Mrs. Sadie TIFFANY.
In compliment TO her husband. Mrs,
Robert Souter entertained In birthday
celebration on Friday evening, a good
time was had. Games and various fea-
tnres OF amusement were enjoyed, and
IL was not until late hour that the
guests said good night The hostess
served supper.
Mr.. and Mrs, W, II. Lee have returned
after brief visit In Salt Lake City.
z.
and family Mr., and Mrs. Hyrum Duke
entertained at family dinner Sunday,
Covers were laid for fifteen
Mrs. John Ridge has been In Ogden
visiting with her sister, Mrs. j ].
Whetton.
week was the delightful dancing party
which was given on Tuesday evening at
the First ward social hall by Miss Sa-
lena Farrer. The hall presented a pretty
mings. flowers and emblems typical OF
St Patrick's day Invitations were Is
sued to 100 guests. who mcrrily danced
Taers we We're ser1es Acns as ceha ehagerons sns
were Bishop and Mrs. Joseph A, ButtIe
Mr.: and Mrs, David Openshaw and Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Farrer.
On Tuesday evening Mr., and Mrs,
Thomas $. Farrer entertained at dinner
Peay, Covers were laid for hfteen.
A successful and genuine surprise
party was carried out on Mr.. and Mrs
home; under the. direction OF a num-
ber' OF their friends. -Four tables Of high
five were played. and prizes were re-
Goived by Mrs. VIII Jones and VIII
Johnson. Dinner was served.
Under the direction Of the Women OF
Woodcraft, delightful st. Patrick's day
ball was given at Mozart hall on Tues
day evening.
At the Fourth ward amusement hall
Tuesday evening q successful ward Social
was enjoyed by the members An cx-
ceilent programme was rendered. the
musical features being under the leader
ship OF Professor A, c. Lund.
st; Patricks day was celebrated at the
who entertained at high-hve card
party In the evening. Appropriate to the
occasion. Irish flags. shamrocks and other
eemoiems were used In decorating. When
was evident. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs John Penrod. Mrs. Joseph Beck and
Mrs Bert Bailey, and TO S. s. Bailey. a,
ton TO the prize winners. the following
participated; Mr.. and Mrs, j. W. Nc
Adam, Mrs. A, A. LoveIess. Mr., and Mrs.
M2s g. M Rasy aHe MTs Tet f1ssT nssy Srons
and Mrs. q, a Clun. Mr. and Mrs Err
nest Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hatten.
Mr.. and Mrs, Upton Hoover, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T, Jones. Mrs. +. c. Jensen. Mr
and Mrs. j.. Morgan. MIR. and Mrs L.
Hendrickson and Dir. and Mrs. j. Nc
Clelan.
The teachers and students OF the
Franklin school participated In charac-
ter ball on Friday evening,
AT the home of Mrs Alice Curtis the
Daughters OF the Mormon Battalion met
Monday afternoon, Where most enter
tanning a. nd profltab BILE time was spent AT
the conclusion of an excellent programme
luncheon was served.
Mrs, Eliza Toote was delightfully."- sur
prised Monday evening by a number OF
her children and grandchildren, the occa
sion being the seventy seventh anniver-
sary OF her birthday. Supper was served
TO twenty-five guests
Mr and Mrs. w. Q. Ramshaw have re-
turned TO their homo In Salt Lake City.
after spending week in Provo with Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Ward,
MISS Nettie watkins OF Salt Lake is
in Provo visiting witt Miss Effle Evans.
Miss May Friday and Raymond Chip
man OF American Fork are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T Farrer.
Mrs Ferra Decker has returned from
a visit I'm Salt Lake