The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-06

and Mr.. Frank Brown of Spanish Fork
We're married Wednesday al the BRIDES
home. The wedding took place at Il
o'clock. Bishop Gillespie performed the
ceremony. Only members of the fam
lily were present. The bride was dressed
in White organdy and presented
charming appearance. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served.
The house was tastefully and daintiiy
decorated with flowers, carnations pe-
ing first of all in beauty and numbers.
Many. presents, all valuable, were given
the happy couple. They will make
their future home in Spanish Fork.
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Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon in the club room. The vice pres
ident called the members to order. Mrs.
Zina Smoot read a very interesting pa
per on the Heroic Age of the Greeks.
Mrs. Irvine conducted the parliament
tary drill. Mrs. King, delegate to the
state federation, gave a very interest
ing report of the meeting of the fede-
ration, held in Ogden. After a short
recess Mrs. Thurman read a paper on
Heroic Undertakings"
When the regular session of the club
had adjourned the mothers section
met. Mrs. Craig gave a very excellent
talk on the training of the magma
ton in children, after which the sub
ject was discussed by club members.
The critics report was then given, and
the club adjourned.
Mrs. Mary E. McGraw will leave
Provo next Tuesday morning for
Washington. D. c., where she expects
to remain all winter. She will visit her
relatives and her son, H. r. McGraw,
who is in college in Baltimore.
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very pleasant and successful sur
prise party was given Monday even
ing in the Second ward in honor of
/, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Boren. The couple
We're invited to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Kirkwood, where the surprise
party awaited. There an elegant ban
quet was served, after which the COM
pany moved in a body over to the home
of the surprised couple and spent the
remainder of the evening in a social
! way, playing cards games, chatting,
singing, etc. Mr.. Boren leaves Provo in
short time with his family for Park
City, where he intends to reside in the
/, future
One of the leading social events of
this season will be a grand ball in the
. opera house on the evening of the oath
inst. Darton's full quadrille band will
be in attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs.iR e. Knowlden enter
tanned the members of the Out for Fun
club at their home on East Seventh
street Thursday evening. Progressive
/, high five was played in the early part
: OF the evening. Miss Florence Taylor
won the ladies' first prize, and Mr. I
: E. Thurman the gentlemens first prize
a The BOBBY prizes were carried off by
= Mrs DaIia Tvya1NPS and Mr. Leon
Bachman. After cards refreshments
: were served, and then the company
p listened to music, singing, playing and
: recitations. Games and dancing, too
: helped to speed the minutes away. The
V house was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums in
o great profusion. Those present We're:
Mrs j. T. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
NJ. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Earrer
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. StorrS, Mr.
: and Mrs. ]. W. Farrer, Mr.. and Mrs
T. Z. Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Denhalter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrer
i Mr.. and Mrs. William Strong, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Leon Bachman, Mrs. L. o. Taft
: Mrs. R. A. Barney, Mrs. E. L. Jones
h Mrs. w. R. Pike, Mrs. Della Twelves
y Misses Maggie Stewart, Lydia Thur
: man, Emma Greenhalgh, Florence Tay-
T lor, Florence Twelves, Florence Pike
e and John Albert Twelves.
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d The grand ball to be given to raise
n funds to buy Christmas box for Pro
S vo's soldier boys at Manila will prob
: ably take place next Friday or thu
following Monday. A meeting of the
s committee on arrangements was helt
: last night, but adjourned till mex
}, Wednesday evening, as it was though
!; advisable not to do anything until af
s ter election.
Thursday evening a delightful birth
e day party was given at the residence o
If Mrs. Ellen Jakeman, the occasion be
g ing in honor of Master Frank Jake
n man, he having just reached the age o
/ IA. The merry company of little folk
/ had a jolly good time.
lie This week has been a gala one for tn
l. little school people. Nearly every nigh
there was an entertainment in one o
l. another of the wards, the teachers hav
S. ing arranged for this series some tim
t; ago, and this week presenting the eZ
s. ercises. The entertainments CONSISTED
T. largely of singing, speaking and uniqu
exercises performed by number o
trained pupils. Five and ten cents ad
mission fees were charged, the objec
being to start a fund with which t
N supply the schools with sundry mino
articles for the purpose of decorating.
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The Ninteenth Century club met thi
20 week at the home of Mrs. Kellogg. TIL
regular programme for the afternoo
was not rendered, owing to the lines
of the members to whom the topic
were assigned. An impromptu pro
gramme was given as follows: Sketc
of DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, by Talcot
Williams, reviewed by Miss Peck; hu
g morous readings. Miss Searle; parlia
Is mentary drill, Mrs. De NOISY; curren
"a events, Miss Holtzschue. Mrs. kellogg
= was elected a member of the club. Tn
II next regular meeting viii be held a
" the home of Mrs. Bonham.
" Miss Josephine Kellogg, a teacher i
! the Parker school, has been very i
: this week. Mr.. j. B. Walton, who late
/ ly returned from a mission to England
< taught in her place.
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n Mr. F. c. Jensen, the Mt. Pleasar
ar capitalist, stopped in the Garden Cit
yesterday. Mr.. Jensen was on his wa
home, having just returned from tn
Id east, where he has been on tour part
i'd ly business. partly pleasure. Mr.. Jer
e sen said he visited the Omaha expo
i sition and spoke in high praise of tn
al display he saw.