The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-30
PROVO SOCIETY.

Provo, Oct. 29.-Mrs. E. E. Corfman
went to the capital last Tuesday to at
tend the meeting of the Congregational
church, where she read very inter-
esting paper on the work of the Con-
gregational Educational society.
I. r. Nance of Alpine is here today
Utah County Sons and Daughters of
the Pioneers.
At the Brigham Young academy last
night the Pedagogium society held an
other interesting meeting, the pro-
gramme being furnished by one of the
classes in English.
| Friday night very successful ball
was given in the opera house, it being
benefit for the contemplated pur-
chase of the old school house in the
First ward, the people of that ward
having made up their minds to have
a pleasure hall.
On Wednesday the Utah Sorosis met
in its club room, Mrs. Pike presiding.
Parliamentary drill was conducted by
Mrs. Sarah Cuff. A paper on Cook
ing AS an Art" written by Mrs. Ida
Allen, was read by Miss Lillian Gates.
1t showed careful preparation and was
| both practical and instructive. A re-
! cess of ten minutes was taken, after
which the members answered roll-call
by giving quotations. The regular club
business was transacted and arrange
ments for the Halloween ball, to be
given Oct. 80, under the auspices of
the Sorosis, We're completed. This ball
promises to be the social event of the
season. A paper on Mother and
Home" was presented by Mrs. J. NJ.
JensOn-a paper worthy of perusal by
every mother and daughter. The crit
les report was next given and an adj
journment taken for one week.
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Miss Beulah Bachman spent the week
in Eureka, visiting friends.
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The pupils of Miss Josephine Kel-
logg gave her a surprise last evening.
The little ones had delightful time.
Miss Ruth Kirkwood will spend the
winter in the capital.
Mr.. Jay Lambert will begin a series
of. dances in the Southworth hall next
week Mr.. Lambert has rented the
hall for the season and intends to hold
concerts and club dances and matinees
every week during the winter.
MISS bIlIld DuilOCh, uduSnltT VI
Commissioner Bullock of Pleasant
Grove, returned to her home today, af-
ter a lengthy sojourn in the Garden
City.
A successful ball was given last even
ing in the Second ward. under the aus
pices of the NJ. 1. A.
The ghosts will dance Monday even
inc ut n Tia air-d
pany will be composed of the members
of the Sorosis and their guests.
Miss Mamie Conaty and her mother
left for Seattle. Wash, last Wednes-
day, with the intention of making the
place their future home.
Mistakes VIII Happen" will play
here Monday night and it promises to
-Four of Proves leading club wom-
en-. Mrs. Craig, Mrs. King, Miss Moore
and Mrs. Allen, attended the Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs this week in
Ogden.
The Literary society of the B. Y.
academy met this evening and listened
to a good programme of songs and
recitations.
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A pleasant party was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Martha
Bowen, the occasion being a surprise
on Mrs. Bowen, who intends to leave
shortly for Eureka An enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
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Thursday night a royal reception
was given at the residence Of Mr.. aLd
Mrs. Henrichsen in the Second ward,
the event being held in honor of Mr..
Ernest Henrichsen and his bride. The
couple were married the day before in
the Salt Lake temple. The reception
was a brilliant affair.