The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-03

FINE oil paintings at the Chicago
Bankrupt store.
THE lecture delivered by Prof, J,
Whitley last evening before the polyso-
phical on Life" was a gem. The pro-
grams at the Philosophical are excellent.
The public is fortunate in having such
society in the city.
The Deseret News gets very fresh { p
news from Utah county by ignoring the
Provo dailies and clipping from the
weeklies published in other parts of
the county. On Saturday evening last
the A. F. Whipple fire occurred near the
mouth of Provo canyon. On Monday
this paper exclusively published full
report of the fire. The News waited
for the weeklies and last night for the
first time gives its readers the news of
the fire.
The opera house Yesterday presented
decidedly lively appearance, the &C.
casion being children's dance given
by the district school. About eight
hundred children took advantage of
the opportunity given them free and
danced from till 5, wearing out the
willing corps of teachers who gave
themselves up to the urgent applica-
tiOns of the lively swarm of Utah's best
crop. Much credit is due the teachers
who managed the affair.
The members of the nineteenth CEN
tury club and about seventy-five friends
spent several hours most enioyably last
evening at the magnificent residence
al the corner Of Fifth and streets, the
home of b. A. WedgwOod. Mrs. E. a.
Wedgwood is vice-president of the
club. The occasion was the third ami
VerSary OF the organization of the club.
The affair was most highly successful
reception, the program of entertain
ment being wholly impromptu. Pro-
lessor Franck presided at the piano.
Refreshments most dainty and delicate
We're served.
SOME friends of Mrs. Mart Davis as
sisted by her two daughters Mamie
and Ida gave her a genuine surprise
party on Wednesday evening. The |
company gathered at the residence of |
Mrs. ID. R Beebe at p. M, and at8:3O |
p. N. Mrs. Davis was conducted in the
dining room, where she was met with
4 merry clapping of hands and a chorus
- ONA PAloO' LhO nOusO W DIS u scene
Of gaiety and miIth, and the tables
with their snows white linen covers.
aden with edibles the most palatable.
vas tempting sight to the large com
'any who soon did justice to the many
,lnds of cakes and pies which had
'een prepared by the willing hands of
he surprisers. The big dining room
arpet was soon torn up and the
ancers whirled gaily to the lovely
trains of music. The evening was de-
oted to dancing, music. singing, reel
atoms and cards. The party lasted far .
ito the night, and the girls ar Gel tainIv :
be congratulated on its success. !
Who are the most famous writers $
I'D artists of both contin ents2 The /
Magazine is endeavor- +
g to answer this inquiry by printing a
list from month to month--in its con. 4
nts pages. This magazine claims Il
at Notwithstanding its extraordinary n
duction in price, it is bringing the il
ost famous writers ana artists of b
lrope and America to interest its
ade-s, and in proof of this claim. d
bmlts the following list of contri- L
tors for the five months ending with
bruarv: Valdes, Howells, Paul
;yse, Franciqae Sarcey, Robert
ant, john j. ingalls,, Lynn n Abbott.
Mason, Agnes Repplier, ].
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