The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
PROVO

PROVO. Feb. N--on Saturday evening
an enjoyable Valentine party wns given
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert
s. Jones. under the direction of Frank
Thomas and Miss Veoma Jones For the
occasion the rooms were prettily deco
rated with appropriate enlblems, Pro-
gressfve games were played. and lunch
con Was served. The participants were
Hale. Lucille Bown, Oralie Rawson. Zoe
Fletcher and Lyle Jones: Messrs. Orus
Cluff. Kenneth Craven, Bliss Cluff, Ralph
Craven, Bert Page, Corwin Johnson and
Stewart Reid
Mrs. Carl Cochran left on Tuesday for
Los Angeles. whore she will join her hus-
band. For the past two months Mrs
Cochran has been visiting In this. city
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Candy
Scott
Mrs, John w: Guy IS spending a few
days in Salt Lake City
The members of tho Kafe Klutchon
club, their husbands and q number OF
friends received entertainment in the na-
ture OF a Valentine party on. Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. James
Brown. Pink hearts. cuplds, and carna-
tons. formed the decorations. the hearts
throughout the rooms. Six tables of pro
were awarded. Refreshments OF ehoice
who were Mr. and and MRS. /. le II. Master Master
Mr.; and Mrs. G.. IL Heindselman. Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Nelson, Mr.. aRd Mrs.
Se6Isson Se5Tss Parker o1S @r % and Mira Herbert
Mr.. and Mrs: James Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r.. Violet, Mr.. and Mrs Mon
roe. Mr.: and Mrs. 9. H Ward. Mrs. S. c.
Jeanette Miner. and J. C Deal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham has returned
from Salt Lake City, where she has been
visiting for number OF weeks.
After a most pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. j. H Eversoll, Misc Lucy An
City. City, A' f'no' 70 he' i0'He IN YAK
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Taylor are Salt
Lake visitors this week.
MI. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton have left
for q pleasure trip to Panama and ex-
pect to be away about one month
A notable Valentine party Of the week
was the one given by Miss Erma F1etch-
er on Saturday evening. which was en-
joyed by the members of Miss F1etchers
CLUB and their men friends, The house
decorations. the refreshments and the
occasion, making tho entire affair gen
u!ne Valentine one. After an excellent
evenings entertainment the merry crowd
serve as q memento of the occasion. The
were Misses Bell Wilson.
Fern Chapman. Vivian Parkinson. Ethel
Taylor. Hattie Keeler, Marion Andelin.
Cluff, Lucille Knowlden and Julia Tay-
lor: Messrs Adous Dixon. Chauncey
Baird. Morrill, George, Dlmo Simmons.
Carl Eyring. Dave Wilson, Earl Bent, AL
bert Southwick Lester Taylor. Walker
and Savage
Mrs. Robert Souter has returned from
Salt Lake City, where she has been visit
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
Sunday evening last Mr.. and Mrs,
tn n
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs Claud
5sgertsen. Mr.. and Mrs, Echart Bggert-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Boyce. Mr.. and
5gsertsen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoover,
Mrs. Reva Robinson and Mrs. John Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Sutton have been
entertaining Mrs. c. w. Lawrence OF Salt
Lake City.
Mrs, Alvin Johnstone OF Oregon is in
Provo visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua r. Dunn.
Miss Lorenda Larsen Of Preston. Idaho
% In this city, visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Eugene Cluff.
Extensive preparations arc being made
by the stake board M. I. A. for a calico
ball TO be given on the evening OF the
2Srd IN the gymnasium building This
lffafr promises 10 be an excellent one,
and IN the preparations by the ladies
much enjoyment hos already been de-
lived.
ience Of Henry Cluf on Sunday last, in
celebration Of Mr.. Cluff's seventy first
birthday anniversary, Among the guests
vas Mrs. Mae Clufs of Bingham.
Mr.; and Mrs; J. B. Towler entertained
It dinner on Sunday. complimentary to
Fred Hollaway of springville.
Mrs. A. D, Miller Of ST. Anthony.
idaho. who has been visiting IN this
sity with Mrs. Frederic Cliff. left for
Salt Lake City to join her husband. who
ulu.
Misses Ada Howe and Ora Bailey at the
nome OF the latter on Saturday evening
ast Cupids and hearts were used in
fo tbs and Were effectively carried
he dining table, on which was spread
! luncheon. Games, dancing and other
eatures OF amusement were enjoyed by
Misses Nettie Holley. Lael Irvine. Mar
Newell: Nettie Perkins. Effie Evans and
hessrs- Kenneth Parkinson, Fran nix Beck
'tead. Clarence Baird. Lorin Anderson.
Gina Call, Rudolph Atkins, Walter Ran
lall, Reed Goodmunsen and Lafayette
Stephens,
Mrs. John Ridge announces the en-
OF her sister Miss Mary sher-
wood, to ]. J. Whetton OF Ogden, the
nhrrige TO take place on February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Marts of Salt Lake
City were In Provo last Saturday and
sunday as the guests OF Miss Morn AM
ler5on.
Miss Marjorie Sumner has returned TO
Ter business duties after a weeks vaca-
lon. which she enjoyed with relatives at
Storrs. Utah.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs s. c. Jensen
entertained the members OF the n II
hub and number OF friends at her resi-
lence. Dlverting from the regular course
u events. the guests played cards and
'nsaged In an interesting puzzle contest.
drs. Upton Hoover. Mrs VIII Goodridge
md Mrs. John Jackson received tho
'rizes. Choice refreshments were served
o Mesdames j. w, Bailey. Upton Hoover,
Ted Hatten. Albert Seilk. Albert Clufr.
farley Dixon. Joseph Beck, Ida Whit
aker. G. A. Smith. Frank Hoover, John
Jackson. VIII Goodridge and Mrs. Ruby
'eay. The last named three wore the
invited guests for the OCCASION.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Strong of AL
Zine were tho guests Of Mrs. J. NJ. Jen-
ZEN, Mrs. o. W. Hyde and other rela-
Ives IN Provo this week.
A successful party OF the week. which
vas enjoyed by q number Of the Younger
'et, was given by Miss Ruth Southwick
m Tueaday evening. The rooms were
'rettily decorated in red and white
leerts. and a luncheon was served. Tho
ime was enlivened with games and
music and the fourteen guests pras.nt