The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22
Rrnxo Points.


PROVO, March 21-The week past
has been very active one in society
circles,
Mrs. Susa Young Gates gave a very
delightful birthday party in the Gates
hall on Wednesday evening last, the
occasion being her fortieth birthday.
VIII j. Irvine gave social party
on Thursday evening in honor of some
Salt Lake friends who were paying
Provo short visit.
The Wednesday, Night club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Denhalter at her
home on Wednesday last. Card play
ing was the amusement. The prizes
Mrs Herman Martin.
The leap year ball given in the opera
house last evening was a great social
event
The dance to he given in the opera
house on Wednesday evening next, in
honor of the first state legislature,
promises to be a swell affair. The
legislators will be banqueted at the
Roberts hotel and other places. 1t is
expected that about ninety couples
will attend from Salt Lake
Mrs. Boyden of the Fourth ward en-
tertained about forty of her friends
last evening" at supper, the occasion
being a surprise on her husband
Last week the tabernacle choir sur
prised their leader, Mr.. J. r. Boshard,
and spent very pleasant evening.
The Chautauqua circle met at, the
home of Mr.. c. w. Barnes on Monday
evening.
Monday was the 23d university of
Irvine L. Pratt's birth and a number
of his friends and relatives gathered
at his home in the evening.
The Eutepe club met with Miss Flora,
Matben on Tuesday evening and par
took of a delightful supper, after which
card playing was INDUCED in.
The boys of the volunteer fire de-
partment gave the last of series of
dances in the Southworth hall on Tues
day evening. aI
The Nineteenth Century club met at
the home of Mrs. Coray yesterday af-
ternoon. The regular reading of es-
says was dispensed with and each
member was called On to read a short
article or story from her faVorite au-
thor. The selections were appropri-
ate and from numerous writer's of note
COURT NOTES.
Judge McCdrty held a sh ort session
of court today.
The state VS.. T. J. Drake. bonds uara
declared forfeited
Mary Jane Freil was granted a. de-
cree of divorce from John ]. Freil on
the grounds of desertion and failure to
provide. The plaintiff in the case re-
sides at P. Y. Junction and the de-
PENDANT in Salt Lake county.
The cases of Frank Sullivan VS..
George Hyde ct a.. and Charles An
derson VS.. George Hyde ct al. were or
dered transferred to the Fifth district
court for trial
Ellen Thurstrup VS.. Lauritz Thurs
trup; ten days more time allowed in
which to answer.
John NJ. Brandt WAS arraigned on in
formation on a charge of burglary and
petit larceny. He was allowed to plead
to the lesser offense and the charge of
burglary was dismissed Brandt is
charged with entering school house
at Pleasant Grove and stealing forty
pounds of coal. The court sentenced
him to the county Jail for period of
twenty days.
.JOTS.
Robert Anderson, the attorney for
merly of this city, now of Marti, is in
the Garden City for few days visit.
Mrs. Adelaide Hinckley of Fillmore
is visiting with her son, Professor E.
S. Hinckley of the academy.
Attorney Thackston of Eureka is a
Garden City visitor today
Hon. S. r. Thurman returned last
evening from Helper, where he has
been on business for the Rio Grande
railway.
Mrs Rarstow is prenarinp tn 90 tn