The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-25
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER a5, 1898

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Miss Gertie Thurman..... Lady Plato
Miss Hattie Pike. Waiting Maid
Mr.. Jean Roberts. Sir VIM. Evergreen
Mr.. Jean Fletcher Capt. Blenhem
Mr.. Harry Thomas. ....-... Lord Plato
Mr.. NJ. H. Graham. Cousin Joe
Stage manager. NJ h Graham
The harvest tea, which surprised and
pleased every one, consisted of era
ham bread and scrape, cheese. cake,
and buttarmllk. The young people of
this ward are organizing dramatic
society, which will undoubtedly be
valuable addition to the amusement cir
cles of Provo.
Mr.. F. Foutz, the station agent for
the Rio Grande Western. left during
the week with his family for Kansas
City. where ne intends to stay for two
weeks visiting his wife's family. His
wife, however, will stay for at least
two months.
Mrs Hamberg and her little daugh-
ter from Oakley, Ida, have been visit
ing friends here this week.
A delightful wedding reception was
given Thursday night at the home of
Miss Rosa Jones in the Second ward,
who was married Wednesday in the
Salt Lake temple to Mr.. Jed Robinson.
The bride was becomingly attired in
white lawn dress trimmed with brides
roses. Many useful and elegant pres
ents were bestowed upon the happy
pair and many We're the expressions of
admiration and solicitude for the fu-
ture happiness of the two.
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The Herald correspondent visited the
3. Y. academy during the week and
found everything about the institution
-, Hicr
ging, and the professors up to their
ears i'll smiles. BY the way the stu
dents are coming in one can truthfully
say this year viii be successful one.
The register at present shows an en-
rollment of 500.
The Nineteenth Century club met
this week at the nome of Miss KEEL
logg. Miss Rose Moore conducted a
par.s amentary drill which was followed
by an enjoyable lecture on The ANTI
Jewish Sentiment" by Mrs. Searle.
Miss Searle gave a pleasing talk on
the news of the week, and the pro-
gramme closed with an essay by Miss
Isley on 1.-THE jewish
Professor Wolfe will deliver a lee
ture before the club next week, Sept
lar meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bonham.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Ward spent a few
days in Pleasant Grove this week.
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Mrs. Judge King and Mrs. Captain
Hoffman of Salt Lake was in Provo
visiting friends this week.
A very successful and enjoyable fruit
festival was given by the young ladies
of the Second ward last night The
occasion was one of great joy and
pleasure to everyone present.
Miss Cora Alexander, one of the
leading students of the Brigham Young
academy, has accepted a position as
teacher in Wanship. She will begin her
work next Monday.
Mr.. E. D. Anderson, the Chicago
agent for the Provo Wooden mills, is
visiting in the Garden City.
The friends of Mr., and Mrs. David
John were entertained at the latters
residence on the corner of ] and Fourth
streets Wednesday evening. The COM
pany present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Strong, DR.. and Mrs.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Taft, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas John, Mr.. and Mrs.
L G.. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Farrer, Mr.. and Ms. J. w. Farrer, Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Farrer, Mr. and Mrs A
V. Robson, Professor and Mrs. Benja-
min Cuff jr., Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Rob
erts, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, Mrs
Worsencroft of Payson, Mrs. Nettie
Kerr of Ogden, Miss Thomson, Miss
Edith Thomson of Scipio.