The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-30

James T.. Daniels, Caroline Pratt, ES-
gertsen and Brown.
Miss Matte Peterson of Kaneville left
today for her home. Miss Peterson is a
B. Y. academy student.
Judge Dusenberry returned from the
south last evening.
Monday evening a surprise party was
given in the Third ward meetinghous
in honor OF Mrs. Sarah Dixon, president
of the Third ward Y. L. NJ. 1. a. and
Mr.. y. n. Taylor president of the Y.
NJ. NJ. !. A. The affair was very sue
oessful and a pleasant evening was
spent by all who participated. A good
programme of songs and recitations,
and a banquet and dance was had.
The following is the programme:
Vocal selection, Juvenile choir.
Opening prayer, William p. Silver
Selection, Ward choir.
Solo. George Burles.
Recitation, Myrtle Maiben.
Solo, John Johnson.
Speech, Mrs. Sarah Dixon.
Song, Percy Burles.
Vocal selection, THE Rusty Four"
johnson. Whitehead, Burles and Burles.
Speech, Arthur Dixon.
Recitation, Caleb Tanner.
instrumental music, Emma CholeS.
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A reception was held at the home of
Robert oBardman on Tuesday evening
in honor of Robert Boardman, jr. About
100 guests We're present, and i most en-
joyable evening was spent.
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Monday the Fidelis club met at the
home of Mrs. Vina Cuff.
Parliamentary drill was ably con-
Quoted by Mrs. Hannah Tucker.
Thirteen members responded to roll
call.
Mrs. Aria Eggertsen reviewed por-
ton of the United States history.
Current news was given by Mrs. Mil
lie Hardy.
Mrs. Sarah L. Cuff, as a delegate
from the Fidelis club, gave a report of
a meeting held at the home of Mrs.
George w. Craig, attended by delegates
from the other clubs and the principals
OF the Provo public schools, to decide
upon the most advantageous way Of
cooperating for the good of the school
children.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
week at the home of Mrs. Sarah L.
Cuff.
Tuesday at noon Miss Emma Dunn
and MIR. George Hartup were married
at the residence of the brides sister
Mrs. c. f. Decker, President Reed
Smoct officiating. a wedding dinner
was served. The couple left for Salt
Lake in the evening, where they will
spend a portion of their honeymoon.
Both have many friends. Mr.. Hartup
is rising young merchant.
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Another young couple from Provo
We're married Wednesday, Miss Nellie
Rogers and Clarence Taylor. They were
married in the Salt Lake temple. Mr.
Taylor and his bride are popular in
the society of Provo, the former having
lived here one year, and is the brother
of George S. Taylor. The latter is the
daughter Of DR.. Rogers of Pleasant
Grove, and has made the Garden City
her home for some years past. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will reside on Twelfth,
between H and 1 streets.
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Wednesday evening Lawrence Bean
was married in Salt Lake to Miss Liz
zie Jones of Salt Lake, a daughter of
MIR; and Mrs. j; II. Jones. Mr.. Bean IS
well known in Provo.
The Mothers meeting held at the
home Of Mrs. Oscar Young Wednesday
evening was, as usual, very interest
ing.
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry told the story of
the Sleeping Beauty illustrative of
Eastern thought
DR.. G. II. Brimhall gave talk on the
Psychology of Prayer
The next meeting viii be held at the
home of Mrs. Alex Wilkins of the Sec
ond ward.
Utah Sorosis met Wednesday in the
club rooms, with vice president Mrs.
Anna Craig in the chair. Parliamentary
drill was conducted by Mrs. Zina
Smoot.
The secretary read letter from the
Springville Woman's club asking that
Sorosis appoint two members to re-
spond TO toasts at the Egyptian ban
quet to be given in Springville Friday.
May .. Mrs. s. il. Allen was selected
TO respond to The Baby" and Mrs
Caroline Hanley to Egyptian Ban
Quets"
Miss Beulah read a very interesting
magazine review.
Mrs. Caroline Stanley presented an
interesting and instructive paper on
'Nenophon," reviewing six of that au-
thor's best known works.
In the Mothers section Mrs. Pearl
Yates presented an excellent paper on
The influence of the Home Atmos-
phere"
Mrs. d. D. Houtz presented the club
with Kate Douglas Virgins Child
ren's Rights"
The former report that the works of
John Lord were presented by Mrs. S.
A King should be corrected. as the
works were presented by the club
through Mrs. King.
Mrs. Thomas John was a guest Of
The club.
Last evening a surprise was sprung
on Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen of the Second
ward by her friends. An enjoyable
evening was spent. The surprisers
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames s. P. Egg
gertsen, jr., Alex Willlin, George Grone-
man, Ralph Poulton. William Jones. Jo-
seph Martin. Mesdames Josephine
Loveless and Estella Hyde.
Members of the l. o. o. F., Provo
lodge No. Il, and their friends, gath
cred in the 1. Q. o. T. hall Wednesday
and spent the evening in a social way.
The event was in honor of the eightieth
anniversary of the birth of the order.
During the course OF the evenings
pleasure the Rev. II. s. Goowin deliv-
cred a review of the order A BANQUET
was served and dancing. music etc.
INDUCED in. The evening was a happy
one, and the gay company will remen-
Der the affair and their commemoration
of the day.
The Isl Perkins theatrical troupe
has been holding forth in the theatre
here this week. The company leaves to-
morrow for Boise, Ida.
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