The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-29
PROVO SOCIETY.

Provo, Jan. 2S.-Professor Silas Har-
ris of Joseph City was here this week
visiting friends.
Miss May Reynolds of Salt Lake
City, was a visitor here this week, hav-
ing come to Provo to see her sister
Miss Alice Reynolds, teacher. of lit
erature in the Brigham Young acad-
envy.
Mrs. Wilson Dusenberry. formerly of
Provo, now of Eureka, visited friends
and relatives here this week
Richard Sutton left Provo on Thurs
day for Park City, where he Will go
into business.
DR.. Karl G. Maeser was a visitor at
the b. Y. \. for a few days this week
The jolly '1S' gave successful ball
Thursday evening in the First ward
social hall.
The forty-ffth quorum of seventies
will give a social in the Fourth ward
meeting house next Thursday evening
for the benefit of the wives of those
members of the quorum who are on a
mission.
Captain Murray Twelves- of the Ag-
riculturaI college at Logan, who has
been home on sick leave for some time.
will return to college next Monday to
pursue his studies.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyden were in
Lehi the latter part of this week visit
ing friends
There was fun galore at the cake
walk in SouthwOrth's hall Wednesday
night. r. Buckley and W. Wilson
won the cake.
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Professor John C. Swenson of the
Brigham Young academy, went to
Pleasant Grove today to visit relatives.
The Nineteenth Century club met on
Friday at the home of Mrs. Charles De
Noisy and was called TO order by its
president, Miss Rose Moore. After the
transaction of regular business, Mrs.
Sutton gave an interesting review OF
the news of the week. \ recess was
then taken, after which roll was called,
most of the members present respond
ing with quotations from Burns
The first paper of the afternoon was
a delightful one on Scotland, its Cas-
ties and Cathedrals, given by Miss
Moore. 1t was interspersed with quo
tations from Scott and other authors,
who had written about some Of these
picturesque and romantic places
In the second paper, Mrs. William
McCoard gave an interesting account
of the lives of Mozart and Mendelssohn,
comparing the happy and pleasant sur
roundings of the latter with the less
happy environments of the former and
speaking of his almost tragic end.
After the critics report the club adj
journed for one week.
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The Utah Sorosis met at the usual
hour in the club rooms with President
Mrs. S. II. Allen in the chair. The pro-
gramme for the day was begun by Miss
Beulah Backman, who presented
very interesting paper on the odyssey.
After the usual address Vice Presi-
dent Craig took the chair. Mrs. Allen
then read a very interesting and pleas
ing paper on Greek games, comparing
them with the games of today.
The regular parliamentary drill was
postponed till the meeting of the club
next week.
In the mothers section Mrs. Craig
gave a very instructive talk on why
Mothers Should Study Froebels Phil
osophy."
Last evening a farewell party was
given in the First ward social hall in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Swan,
who leave Provo next month to take
up their residence in Salt Lake. Mr..
Swan has been cashier of the First
National bank for many years. but
gives up his position on Feb. l. About
200 guests We're present; delicious re-
freshments were served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
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Wednesday evening number of the
friends of 5. J. Jepperson surprised
that well-knOwn musician and artist at
his residence and passed an enjoyable
time in social way.
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a number of friends were entertained
in a social capacity this week by Mrs. |
]. II. Twelves. The company was made |
up of Mrs. Twelves' girlhood friends !
and friends of her mother An enjoy |
able evening was spent by all. Refresh |
ments were unique. in that old-fash- |
Toned and modern dishes were mingled |
together causing the minds of the /
happy guests to revert back to the |
pleasant days of youth. Those present |
we're: Mrs. Polly Bunneil Mrs. Bar
Dara Silk. Mrs. Mary a Boshard, Mrs. |
David John, Mrs. Lydia Young. Mrs. |
Marilla Daniels, Mrs. Mary Gates, Mrs. |
Jeanette Harrison, Mrs. William |
Strong, Mrs. Eunice Snow, Miss Lizzie I
rwelves, Mr.. Daniels.
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Mrs. S. r. Thurman and Mrs. d. d. |
Houtz were in the capital for several |
days this week.
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The members of the Philosophical So
ciety of the Brigham Young academy i
enjoyed a very successful dance last |
evening in the large hall of the main
school building.