The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
PROVO SOCIETY.
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| Provo, June 10.-An afternoon tea
party was given at the home of Mrs.
T. j. Williams Wednesday. Floral dec
orations made the residence look beau
| tlful, and a very pleasant afternoon
was passed by the guests. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames G.. f. Howe. l..
o. Taft, r. a. Barnes, r. f. Thurman,
}. +. Cheever. ID. d. Houtz, c. w.
Barnes, Is. Cuff. Worsencroft, David
John, d. John. jr.. Thomas John, T.
| Williams and Joseph T. Farrer. Misses
Maggie Stewart and Florence Taylor.
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The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday.
June Z, in the club room, with the
president, Mrs. S. H. Allen in the
chair. Miss Beulah Bachman acted as
secretary pro TEN.
Parliamentary drill was conducted by
! Mrs. Fred Nelson.
After the usual recess, Miss Florence
Pike read very interesting paper on
THE Life and Works of Robert Louis
| Stevenson
There will be no club meeting next
Wednesday. as the members are con-
templating trip up the. canyon.
Mrs. c. F. Watkins. Mrs. r. C. Wat
kins, Misses June Bagley and Anna
Craig were guests of the club
Cards are out for the celebration of
the tenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Cheever,
to take place Monday, June u.
Mrs. c. r. Mcbride of Tooele is Wis
! iting her sister, Mrs. d. d. Houtz of
! this city. for a few days.
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon. In the absence of
the president Mrs. Hattie Buckler pre-
sided.
{ Miss Rose Moore read an excellent
and well prepared paper on THE Life
of Queen Victoria"
Current Events" were reviewed by
/ Mrs. E. a. Wedgwood.
! The next paper. which concluded the
programme for the day. Lords Tenn
poral and Spiritual" was read by Miss
Catherine Searle.
The following marriage licenses were
! granted this week by the county clerk
to Utah county people:
David James Rees. aged %. of Malad,
and Dina Thatcher, aged %, of this
city.
William Carter. aged 81, of Provo
! Bench, and Rhodana Henrie, aged Is,
! of Panguitch.
! George o. Smith. aged 81, and May
Burnley. aged q, both of Springville
NJ. +. finder. aged %, and Annie F.
Turain. aged Is. both of Silver City.
George a. Yates. aged 81. of Benja-
min, and Tressa May Warner, aged Is.
! of Spanish Fork.
The members of Fidelis club gave a
very pleasing reception at the home of
Mrs. Retta Gray Monday evening. The
house was tastefully decorated with
/ flowers and the club colors. The guests
We're entertained with short pro-
! gramme, after which d delicious lunch
was served.
An address of welcome was delivered
/ by the president, Mrs. Marietta Bees
| ley.
n trio was rendered by three vocal
! lists, Mesdames Title Homer, Artie Egg
! gertsen and Rebecca Newell.
This was followed by a paper on
THE Aim of the Club" by Mrs. Mary
/ Vincent.
A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs
Eliza Nelson.
Mrs. Mary E. Glove, in a neat little
speech. responded to the sentiment,
/ THE Club Womans Husband
| Another song was sung by Mrs. Tillie
! Homer.
! Mrs. Sarah E. Cuff made a few re-
marks relating to the work of the club,
! by roll call to which twenty-five MEM
! bers responded, each expressing SEN
| timent.
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Cards are out for the wedding of c.
II. Ward and Matte Brereton on the
21st of June Both parties are of this
city and are we'll known in our social
circles.
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w. S. Gibby of Salt Lake was in
! Provo this week visiting his son, Will
liam Gibby.
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Thursday a successful surprise was
sprung on Mrs. d. r. Beebe. the event
being in honor of her birthday.
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Mrs. Armand Young of Ogden visited
relatives in the Garden City this week