The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08

forty Of her friends last evening at her
home in the First ward. Card playing
was INDUCED in until Il O'Clock, after
which a very novel amusement was In
troduced in the shape of quotations
from different authors, written on
cards and pinned on the wall and each
guest was instructed to name the
author. Mrs. Jesse knight seemed to
be up very well in literature and drew
the prize for naming the authors OF
more quotations than any other.
The Out for Fun club surprised Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Bachman, jr., on Thurs
day evening and had a very pleasant
time. This is club recently organized
and not knowing of a more appropriate
name dubbed themselves The Out for
Fun club, as fun is the object in view,
and fun in plenty is obtained.
The Nineteenth Century club held
their reception yesterday afternoon, 1T
being the fifth anniversary Of the
clubs establishment. About one hun
dred ladies were entertained as guests
The reception was held at the home OF
Mrs. Swarthout in the Third ward.
The Democratic drum corps gave a
dance in the Southworth hall last even
ing which was we'll attended and very
enjoyable evening was spent by those
present.
The married folks of Provo gave a
delightful dance and picnic on Tues
day night in the opera house which was
a social and financial success. The
proceeds of which were given to the
B. Y. academy library fund.
The Ewterpe club were entertained by
Miss Stella Jacques on Tuesday even
ing at the home Of her parents in the
Second ward.
A birthday party was given ON Tues
day evening in honor of the tl1irtieth
anniversary of Professor L. Z. Eggert-
sons birth. A great many of that
gentleman's friends were present and
wished him many, many more happy
birthdays.
Marriage licenses were issued last
evening to David B. Thorne aged 20,
and Mary E. Kettch aged 10, both of
Pleasant Grove; Charles Crabb aged 90,
and Eliza Kirkham aged H. both of
Lehi
The streets Of Provo have been
thronged all day today by men who are
eager for any new developments in the
Bennett case. Nothing else of any
consequence is talked about. Every
morning paper from Salt Lake is COB
bled up very eagerly. When the supply
was exhaused Csc. was offered for
copies Of The Herald
PAYsON, Utah, March Mrs.
Mitchell died here yesterday evening
at her residence about s o'clock: was
81 years of age was born September
o. 1912, at Fort Elizabeth. South
Africa. She leaves large family of
eleven children to mourn her loss. six
of whom are married and all reside
here. Her deceased husband passed
away five years ago. The family came
to Utah in 1863 and have constantly
lived here, gaining the respect of
everybody. Funeral will be held Mon
day, March 9, friends of the family
invited from the surrounding settle
ments.
The Payson Home Dramatic com
pany, under the management of Mr.
F, Sheridan, will produce "The Silver
Lining, q new play, 16 to 1 for silver:
every silver voter should see it, They
have the Opera house Monday and
Tuesday nights and expect a sensa-
ton.
Snow fell six inches deep last night
giving wintry appearance to every
thing.
springville orchestra made music for
the party last night at the opera
house
Ed. Simons and Ammon Nebeker
have returned from Los Angeles and
report their mining interests ahead of
anything yet discovered.
EX-Bishop Tanner and wife have
gone on a short trip to California T
A. LoYeless, one of our city council
is reported to have accepted a mission
TO the same state.
Mrs. e. E. Judson goes to the capital
this afternoon to meet her husband
Mr.. Frank Judson, at the Walker
house
a monograph man has been here a
few days amusing the schools at
cents each.
A good many are going to Provo to
hear Sousa's band today. TOM