The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-12
PROVO SOCIETY.
fspeclal Correspondence.)

was held in the First ward social hall
by Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Howe and
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Taft. The occasion
was a reunion of the members of the
old Out-for-fun club and the friends OF
the popular hosts.
During the early part OF the evening
refreshments We're served. ToastS went
the rounds, and then a mock cakewaIk
claimed the attention of the guests.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Reed SnOot, r. A. Barney. j.
r. Twelves, d. d. Houtz, ]. w. n.
WhitecottOn, Benjamin ClufT, Jr., j. ID.
c. Young, Jesse Smith, Leon Bachman,
Joseph Il. Farrer, James Farrer, John
Farrer, j. H. Denhalter, DR.. w. r.
Pike. DR.. George E. Robson. DR.. I. W.
Taylor, John W. Deal, George S. Tay-
lor, r. r. Irvine, jr.. William Irvine,
William Strong, Alex Headquist, jr.,
Josiah Beak, J. G. Graham, jr., Il. l..
James, r. e. Knowlden, t. E. Thur
man, C. E. Fletcher, Jacob Evans,
David John, jr., Joseph F. CheeverS,
Andrew Knudsen, Oscar Wilkins. jr.,
Bert Twelves, W. H. Strong Fred
Stubs, Shadrach Jones, d. j. Blake,
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Snyder, Alma Van
Wagner. F. a. McGraw, Mr.. Whit
more William Wilson. Milford INITIAL,
Charles Giles, Albert Smoot. Mrs. Sam
King, Mrs. A. o. Snoot, Mrs. James
Boyden. Mrs. William II. Berry, Mrs
Mcbride, Mrs Heber ]. Richards, Mr.
Joseph Buttle. Oscar 3. Young and
daughter Rose. Walter Whitehead,
Misses Florence Richmond. Ivy Holden,
Birdie Gray. Beulah and Lena Bach
man, Lou Nelson, Jennette and Rhoda
Richards, Sarah and Rhoda Douglas,
Clara Nuttall. Sarah Giles, Minnie
Bybee, Bertha Barney. Pearl Taft,
Effie and Amos Howe. Julia Howe
-Ivo,N Of
Florence Pike.
Mrs. A. S. McCurtain left this week
to join her husband in Mercur.
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Mrs. Susa Y Gates left the first part
of the week, in company with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Zina Y. Card for Washing
ton. D. c., to attend the meeting of the
National Council of Women, Wnlcn
convenes in the capital tomorrow. Mrs.
Gates will read a paper on The Ha-
waiian Women at the council.
Misses Julia Howe and Abbie War
drop of Salt Lake have been visiting
this week with Miss Howe's brother,
Mr.. George E. Howe
Mrs. Lillian Cannon, teacher in the
B. Y A, gives a George Washington
social and dance in the academy on
the 22nd inst.
Thursday evening a grand musical
was given at the residence or Dr- ana
Mrs. s. H. Allen. under the manage
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. II
vine. A large company was present
The best musical talent of the city
lent it's aid in making the evening an
enjoyable one. The programme given
was as follows:
Piano, Negro Dances" introducing
whistling coon, banjo, etc.
Trio. 'Oh. Hear Me" ......---.....
Miss Eva Ward, Messrs. Robert R.
Irvine and w. D. Roberts.
Vocal, only Tonight. Miss Johnson
Violin, "Cavilina" Miss Vogelburg
Duet, Meditation -...........-.--
Mrs L. o. Taft and Mr.. Robert R.
Irvine.
Piano. Faust. Miss Vera Hardy
Coon song, Nobody Loves Me-.
................M Miss Anna Pike
Bass solo, Asleep in the Deep =:
Mr. W. d. Roberts
Piano. 'Paderewskfs Minuet'' 49,.
Miss Bernsen
Trio. IN Heavenly Love Abiding
Misses Eva Ward, Julia Ramsey
and Hattie Pike.
Coon song, Mr.. johnson, Don't Get
.
Quartette. Good Night" from
Martha" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Eva Ward. Mrs. L. o. Taft,
Messrs. Walter Whitehead and W.
D. Roberts.
The programme was we'll rendered
and equally we'll received The large
company present showed a spirited
appreciation throughout the evening.
Every piece on the programme was
laudable for it's peculiar merits.
Among those present were MeSsrS.
and Mesdames Robert r. Irvine, VIII
Irvine, L. O. Taft, G. Z. Howe, Dr. W.
R. Pike, DR.. +. w. Taylor DR.. George
E. Robson, ]. c. Graham, jr.. G. s
Tavlor. Robert Shelton, J. B. Keller,
]. NJ. George, J. T. Farrer, D. a. Swan,
f. ]. Boorey, Ad Anderson, Mrs. r. A
Barney, Mrs Diana Smoot, Mrs. NJ. H
Hardy and daughter Vera, Mrs. n. L.
Nelson, Mrs David Bennett, Mrs. John
Worsley, Miss Otellia Maeser, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Sutton, w. d. Roberts and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Roberts, jr., Mrs.
Ida. Dusenberry, Mrs. H. J. Richards,
Mrs. Josiah Beck. Misses Jennette and
Rhoda Richards, Grant o. Bagley, Miss
Eta. Davis. Misses BeUleh and Lena
Rachnan. Mr.. Lester Stanley and Miss
Lille Gates. Miss Eta Johnson. Miss
Eva Ward, Prof. Vogelburg and daugh-
ter Miss Julia Ramsey, Miss Bernsen,
Mr. a. l.. Woodhouse, Royal Stokes
and Anna Pike. Walter Whitehead and
Eta Farrer, Pearl Davis.
Attorney D. D. Houtz left Provo this
morning for the Stateline mining dis
trict.
A social was held Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Frances Cluff,
in the Pleasant View ward. in honor
of the return from the Australian mis-
sion feld of Mr. William Faucet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Page of Pay
son visited the parents of Mrs. Page,
Mr. and Mrs. 7. E. Thurman, this
week.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Lyman is visit
ing this week with her daughter, Mrs.
D.-D. Houtz, in the Garden City.
A surprise party was held last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.
Pratt. in the First ward. in honor of
their son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Pratt a delightful evening was
spent by ALL The merrymakers played
games, listened to songs, ate delicious
refreshments, and in various other
ways made the greater part of the
night pass happily:
Last night the members of the De-
bora Rebekah lodge No 6, L. o. o. f,
gave a social in honor of a visit from
the grand master, John M. Breeze of
Salt Lake.
A delightful reunion OF the elders of
the Second ward was held Monday
evening.