The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26
PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence.)
Provo March 25.-The public school
graduating class of '99 surprised Su-
perintendent William S. Rawlins, their
teacher, at his home Wednesday even
ing.
The class presented him with a book
of autographs, with the sentiments OF
each student written with his own
hand. Mr.. Rawlins thanked the class
for their nemento in a neat little
speech, after which refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Elsie Ashworth.
Edna Holloway, Florence Snyder, Til
lie Gray, Alice Clark, Mary Jones,
Eliza Jones, Mary Taylor, Beatrice
Young, Bertha Bordman, Essie Reese.
Achsa Eggert, sr., Belle De Noisy, Eliza
Holloway, Martha Ashton, Lucia
Alexander, Martha Gee, Mamie Bees
ley, Leah Daniels, Mile Sutton, Emma
Savage, Harvey Fletcher, Alma Pax
man, Fred Post, Percy Craven, Farley
Pratt, George Holman, Earl Davis,
Archie Clyde, William Bullock, Leo
Thurman, Frank Barton, Wayne Far
rer, Fred Richmond and Frank Dem
ing.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Charles De Noisy.
Mrs Sutton gave the current events
of the week most interestingly.
English Universities" was the sub
.ject by Miss J. E. Kellogg.
A paper on English Public Schools, >
by Miss Minnie Holtzschue, was lis
tened to with eager interest.
Next week the club will meet alt the
same place, when the annual election
of officers will take place.
Utah Sorosis met in it's club room
Wednesday afternoon. After the usual
order of business, Miss Alice Reynolds
read an excellent paper on the Period
of Athenian Supremacy-the Age OF
Pericles"
Mrs. Josiah Beck gave an interesting
description of Greek homes. Home dec
grafton, amusements in the home, and
other interesting features of Greek life
were portrayed. In the mothers sec
tom a paper by Mrs. Caroline Stanley
ON the Educating Influence of Meal
time was thoroughly enjoyed by the
members of the club. Numerous sug-
gestions as to the best method of exer-
cisfng this influence were made.
Mrs. D. D. Houtz spent today in Salt
Lake. r.
Clarence Stevens of Fillmore is here
visiting for a few days.
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Professor Warner of Springville is a
visitor in this city today.
Albert GIazier of American Fork was
a visitor in Provo the latter part of this
week.
Attorney J. w. N. Whitecotton is il
Salt Lake today on legal business.
The Mothers club met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Stew
art. The main feature of the days pro-
grarnme was am interesting lecture by
Professor w. NJ Wolfe on Education
in the Middle Ages
The Rusl1in club was entertained last
night by A. L. Booth.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Warwick entertained the members OF
the Ancient Order of the Eastern Star
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs J
M. Smith entertained a number of thei,
friends at "siXty-three." First prizes
were won by Mrs. Leon Bachman and
J. T. Farrer, consolation prizes by Mrs
L. o. Taft and Leon Bachman. After
refreshments the game was changed tt
whist.
The company present consisted of
MesGsrs. and Mesdames George S. Tay-
lor, j. T. Farrer John Deal, james
Daniels, jr., ]. C. Graham, jr., J. w
Farrer. Al Daft, William Hopper, James
F'arrer, J. H. Denhalter, G. E. Howe
t. e. Thurman, e. l.. Jones, JOSEPH
Buttle, c. H. Wood, Leon Bachman, R
z. Knowlden and Jacob Evans; Mes
danes r. A. Barney, Lizzie Parker, w
H. Berry and L. o. Taft; Misses Beu-
lah Bachman, Lena Eastman, Eta
Farrer, Rose Moore and Maggie Stew
art; Messrs. 9. R. Stoney, Bert Twelves
and Walter Whitehead.
Mrs. w. ]. Strong of Alpine is visit
ing her two daughters, Mrs. j. NJ Jen.
sen and Mrs. Oscar w. Hyde in Provo
Moses Thatcher will deliver a lecture
on Mexican Antiquities" in Proctor
| hall next Wednesday evening.
Commencing with the spring term Of
the Proctor academy, April 4, the Con
gregat.onal Educational society viii
Katherine B. Searle of Topeka, Kan.
wall have charge of it.
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The Fidelis club met Monday evening
at the home of Mrs Martha Boren.
Parliamentary drill was ably conduct.
ed by Mrs. Mary Vincent.
Mrs. Mary E. Harding gave very in.
tegesting review of current events
Mrs. W. j. Taylor treated the sub.
ject of United States history in an in.
structive and entertaining manner
Mrs Marietta Beesley presented {
very interesting summary of Ben.
Hur."
Twelve members answered roll call
The club will meet this week at thu
home Of Mrs. T. E. Newell.