The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-21
PROVO SOCIETY.

prise party was held Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Glove
in Mrs. Emma Fishers honor. The party
was under the direction of the Relief So
ciety of the ward. Games of amusement,
music, songs and lunch made the early
hours of night pass happily away.
Three young men from Fairview San
pete county. on their way to the mis-
sionary fields of the southern states.
Hans p; Hansen. Heber C. Olsen and
T Fred christensen fds fa stopped in Provo
TO old friends and former fellow-students
of the Brigham Young academy.
Mrs. c. z. Loose visited friends in
Spanish Fork the first part of this week.
DIR. Karl G. Maeser was a visitor in the
Garden City this week.
Attorney D. d. Houtz was in Manti this
week on professional business.
d; j. Williams was visitor in the state
Tuesday night a number of fellowship
dents OF the B. Y. academy and other
friends sprung a successful surprise on
Misses Eva and Della Maeser at their
nome. The event was a pleasant one
ana the young people passed a happy
evening The event was in the nature Of
farewell to the ladies. who leave Provo
next week for Arizona. where they ex-
pect to make their home the ensuing
year. The anair Was under the immediats
management of MeSdames Hanberg
George and Mcbride. AT II o'clock a
collation. was served by those in charge.
Ioasts sentiments and speeches followed
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes j. NJ George. B. S. Hinckley, Ben
Bachman and j. w. Knight: Mesdames
of Fillmore. Misses Alice Reynolds. Vio-
late Elliott. May Ashworth Sina Brira-
hall. Beulah and Lena Bachman, Mayme
and Lillian Gates. Florence and Annie
Alice Noyes. and Miss Crafts: Messrs A
L: Booth. Lester Stanley, Walter NJ.
Wolfe. John G: Swenson. r. Leo Bird,
Myron Crandall OF Springville. A. T.
Woodhouse and Lester Mangum.
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The following marriage licenses have
been granted by the county clerk during
the week:
Farley Ginger. aged p. of Lakeview,
and Mary williamson; aged 10. OF Provo.
T. r Stubbs. aged 2. of Provo. and
Maggie MORGAN aged "a, of Goshen.
Alfred Leroy Starr, aged H. of Spring
vile. and Jennie Burraston. aged q. OF
Goshen.
Ray Pepper. aged 20. and Cora Stew
ems aged II. both Of Payson.
A party of ladies from the Garden CITY
leave for England the latter part of this
week. Misses Clara Holbrook a daughter
of Lafayette Holbrook. and Josie Booth.
a daughter Of Judge Booth. will enter the.
Missionary field of England. Mrs. Lucy
Bigelow Young accompanies them for a
visit to her native land and Mrs Jesse
knight makes one of the party and will
visit her daughter Inez, who is a mis-
Sionary in Great Britain
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The graduates of the public schools of
this city gave very successful dance in
the First ward social hall Tuesday even
ing.
An enjoyable party was given this even
ing in the First ward in Bert Shoots
honor. the occasion being in the nature
of a farewell for him. Mr.. Smoot leaves
in short time to fill mission in the
east
Professor N. L. Nelson of the Brigham
Young academy left this evening for a
short visit to his ranch in Willard county
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Attorney NJ. NJ. Warner is in Eureka on
professional business the latter part Of
this week.
At the graduating exercises OF the pub
lie school class of go. last evening many
of the parents and friends of the gradu-
ing. the Fourth ward meeting house. in
which the programme was given.
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A benefit ball was given this evening in
the First ward social hall for three young
Provo boys, Eugene Fletcher. Bert Thur
man and Joseph Giles. who leave the
latter part of this month for the mis-
sionary fields of the southern and east
ern states.
One of the principal events connected
with the commencement exercises of the
B. Y. academy next week will be a re-
ception rendered by the President and
his counsel to their friends Wednesday
evening. Speeches, banqueting and toasts
will be the order of the evening.
DR.. George Z. Robson spent the greater
part of the week in Fillmore on 2rofes-
sional business.
Tuesday evening a delightful party was
the First ward. in honor of young Eugene
Fletcher who leaves the Garden City on
the 2lth of the present month for the mis-
sionary field of the eastern states. Pro-
gressive Might've was INDUCED in and
musical and literary programme rem
dered. Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames r. A. Barney. John NJ. Will
son, Jesse NJ. Smith. George E. Howe.
Albert S. Jones. Charles Miller, John T.
E. Thurman and r. II. Thomas; Mrs
Joseph E. Page, the Misses Worsley,
varis Ida Murdoch. Minnie Douglas. Col
die Bean. Temperance Penroid. Ruth
Peay, Annie Rasher. Ton Nelson. Millie
Sutton. Pearl Daniels and Estella Thorn
as Messrs. Charles Giles. Charles Thorn
as WIFI IdylOr, ffdTfy McOOdru. JONI
McCoard. Edward Farrer. MILFORD Nut
tall. Eugene Jones. Oscar Kirkem Ben
Bullock. T. a. Thurman and Alexander
Bateman.
On Wednesday evening the final meet
ing of the season Of the Mothers club
was held in the kindergarten rooms at the
Central building. Ida Smoot Dusenberry
presided and an entertaining programme
was rendered by the little children I'M
Ter her charge. This was followed by in
strumental and vocal music. a. sentiment
by Professor Wolfe and an address by