The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-18
PROVO SOCIETY.

Provo, Sept. T.-Miss Freda Bar.
mum left last Thursday for Beaver
where she is engaged to teach calls
themes the coming year to the stu.
| dents oS the B. Y. A. branch norma
school.
Lucian Ray of Deseret, former stu
dent of the B. Y. academy, is spending
Salt Lake City, where he will pursue
his studies in the university.
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Attorney D. D. Houtz left for the
Statelire mining district Friday morn
ing, to attend to the first shipment OF
ere from his mine, the Silverite..
Mrs. Stinson of Ontario, Canada,
who, with her daughter, has been visit
ing her son. Mr. Harry Stinson, left
Thursday evening for her home. Mrs.
and Miss StinsOn, on their return trip,
will stop at Colorado Springs, Denver.
Omaha and Chicago.
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Mr.. Nogel has returned, after being
away nearly a year experimenting the
working of his mining property in Gold
Mountain, Piute county. Mr.. Vogel ~
ports everything in prosperous and
thriving condition.
Mr.. Race Whitney, the Tribunes cor
RESPONDENT, left today for Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Whitney made many friends
during his stay in Provo, and every one
of them regrets his departure. Mr.
Lars Nelson takes his place as the
Tribune's correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Barney have re-
turned after five weeks trip, partly
on business and partly on pleasure
through the east. The principal cities
they stopped at were New York, Chi
cago, st. Louis and Omaha.
The young ladies of the Third ward
gave fruit festival Tuesday evening.
The occasion was very enjoyable one,
and all present were agreeably enter
tanned.
Friday night the Sunday school
teachers Of the Second ward gave a
delightful entertainment in honor OF
their late superintendent, S. P. Eggert-
sen. who is now the bishop of his
ward.
The members of the I. o. o. F. and
their invited guests spent Monday
afternoon at he lake resort. Games.
dancing, boating, bathing and ban
quoting made the outing me of pleas
ure to all.
The Utah Sorosis gave its first ball
of the season last night in the opera
house. The ladies deserve great credit
for their most successful efforts to
make the evening an enjoyable one. All
present tripped the light fantastic with
the zeal Of happy youth, and ate the
dainty refreshments with peculiar zeSt
The staff of the Utah county Demo-
crat held an informal reception Wed
nesday evening, in the editors sane
tum. while the genial Fred labored in
the convention at Salt Lake.
The first meeting this year of the
Literary society of the B. Y A was
held this evening, at the academy. N
L. Nelson gave a lecture on How to
Study" and several pieces of vocal and
music were rendered.
Two of Proves young people, Mr..
James Markham and Miss Sarah |
'tubbs, We're married Wednesday in the |
Manti temple. Thursday evening a re- !
,eotion was held at the residence of |
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter |
on j. between Second and |
Third streets.
Inc bride looked very pretty. She |
vas dressed in white swiss, and had |
smile for all her friends. Many beau
iful presents were given to the newly
yedded couple, and all their friends
wish them success and happiness.
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Another wedding took place Wednes-
ay, the happy couple being Zenas Fill
arup of Lake View, and Clara William
on of Provo. The two are we'll match
d. and are esteemed by their many
riends, who give best wishes for their
uture happiness.
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A boating party, consisting of George
torey, Alex Robertson, Tom Osborne.
eweler Jensen and one or two others
Ient down TO the lake yesterday, for
sail. A good breeze was blowing, and
hey were soon carried out on the lake
bout six miles, but the wind subsid-
d. and left them becalmed. From 10
m. till p. m. the sails Tapped idly.
hen the breeze returned, and they i
ad a good sail to Pelican Point, Ge-
eva and home, All had jolly good
me but George, who took Advantage
the occasion and got sick
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The Nineteenth Century club held a
cry pleasant meeting Friday after {
Don, at the home Of Miss Kellogg. The :