The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-17
PROVO SOCIETY.
1snecial CORRESPONDENTS

fSpecial Correspondence
Provo, Sept. 15.-Tuesday Ms aIii1 In
dav for the Young Ladies Mutual I'M
rorovement association of the tourth. AN
entertainment was given IN the eEe sIiS
al the meeting house. in honor OF f1lIiliiia
TAYLOR president of the assoclatlon a
l1eSnfifui little drama Ruth Bassett
Rescue" written by Miss Arretta YOUNG S
of the b. Y. academy, was presenleu llvss
1,leasingly After this an informal socldl
was held. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by the happy crowd OIL youne
ladies.
A ouiet wedding party met at the nome
Of I ". Scott on / street Tuesday even
inc 20 witness the wedding ceremonies
of Walter f. Knowlden and MISS Mary "A
Waters. The knot was tied by tne rev
s H Goodwin, pastor of the CongreSd-
sionai church. MIR. and Mrs. Knowiden
are at home at / and Eleventh streets.
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A delightful surprise party met at the
home of Vilate Elliott Monday evening, to
do honor to Miss Elliott before leaving I 70.
Bluff, San Juan county, where sne "ltl
take charge of the district schools. a
large crowd of young ladies assembled
and the evening was pleasantly passed.
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About 100 people met at the lake resort
Wednesday afternoon, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid and EpwOrth league, IN
honor of the new ministers, the Kew. MI.
Chapwin, Baptist, and Rev. Mr.. Waynick,
Methodist. The time was spent IN boat
was rendered. but delicious luncheon was
served. and the day was characterized py
informal sociability; All enjoyed them
selves hugely, and the ministers were met
with a very cordial reception.
Mrs. Mary P. Silver of Salt Lake is Wis
iting her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silver of Provo. She will return home the
first of next week.
Richard Kirkwood and Miss Martha
Freshwater were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride IN the
Fourth ward Bishop j. B. Keller otflclat-
ing None but Immediate friends and rel
atives were present. A family reception
was held Thursday evening at the home
of the groom's parents.
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Miss Ada Dusenberry and Miss Alice
Adams of Eureka visited Miss Belle
Monehan Sunday.
The Rebekah lodge surprised the Odd
Fellows after ledge meeting wednesday
evening. Luncheon was served and the
evening spent with dancing and music
Mrs. ]. B. Keeier has returned from San
Jose, Cal, where she had been visiting hel
sister for the past three weeks.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
regular session Friday evening at Mrs
NJ NJ. Kellogg's home.
Mrs Chas. De Noisy read an interesting
Recess was then taken, after which ar
entertaining talk on the City of Paris
was given by Miss Katherine Searle He
descriptions We're graphically illustrated
by an excellent map, which she had pre-
pared of the city.
Pictures of the principal places of in
terest in Paris presented by Miss Searle
were much appreciated.
Miss Moore gave an interesting sum.
mary of the week events.
Mrs. Argyle of Washington, who is Wis
I've ETnf+ nv a lG
OF the club.
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A delightful entertainment was giver
the b. Y. A faculty council at the home
of Mrs. Ida Dusenberry. kindergarten di
rector, Thursday evening.
Mrs Cannon won first ladies' prize il
progressive crokenale and Professor
Swensen won first gentleman's prize Re
freshments, We're served and Professor
Lund furnished music for the evening.
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Mrs Rice. niece of Mrs. c. Searle, re
turned to her Idaho home Friday morn
ing after several days visit in Provo.