The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05
PROVO SOCIETY.
lsneclal correspondence.l

especial
Provo. March Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
T. F,arrer entertained d number of their
friends at a parlor sociable Thursday
evening. "Sixty-three' was the game or
the evening; refreshments, songs and
music helping to make the occasion one
of pleasure and enjoyment. Prizes were
given to the best players, Mrs. Alex
Hedquist, jr., winning the first ladies'
prize, and Walter Whitehead the gen
tlemans first prize. Consolation prizes
were won by Mrs. j. G.. Cummings and
j. E. Daniels, jE
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Reed Smoot, J. r. Twelves, g.
E. Loose, j. NJ. Smith, S. S. Jones, Il.
S. Jones, r. A. Barney, S. o. Taft, G.
C. Howe, j. H. Denhalter, r. e. knowl-
den, j. w. Deal, j. b. Daniels, jr., j. G.
Graham. jr., Alex Hedquist, jr, George
S. Taylor, j. A. Buttle, Roger Farrer.
j. w. Farrer, J. r. Farrer, Leon Bach
man, William Strong, Joseph Strong.
Miles Strong, j. G. Cummings, d. D.
Houtz, Lafayette Holbrook, J. S. Dunk
ley, David John, jr., d. ]. Williams, T.
Il. Thomas, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hardy,
Or. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder Dr.. and Mrs.
Fred Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. TT. J. Rich
ards, DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Pike, Mrs.
Eleanor Duke, Misses Birdie Gray,
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Elite Farrer, Beulah Bachman, Lena
Bachman Maggie Stewart, Messrs.
Walter Whitehead, Alma Wagner, Ed
ward Farrer. Bert Twelves, oscar
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Adams,
ir., of st. George, and Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Friday and Mrs. William Chip
man of American Fork.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. George
fai1 nod
dent B. Cluff, jr., of the u Y. academy
and his council. The evening was de-
voted to music and crokinole Many
vocal and instrumental gems were rem
DEF ed by the talented guests. The game
of crokinole was progressive. The game
]. L. Brown won the gentleman's prize
an ivory tablet; Miss Mamie tates won
the ladies' prize, q dainty little taacup
and saucer.
The CONT any present We're Mrs. b.
C;uiL. ir. Mrs. j. 3. Keller. Mr.. and
Mrs E. S. Hinclsley, Professor y. S.
Nelson, Professor ]. y. 9. Young and
T,fe. Professor L. A Stanley, Misses
Mamie and Lillian Gates. Mrs. Edith +.
Martin Miss Annie Pike, Miss Euby
Christensen. Raw CLAYTON - 4 'sla-
zier and wife, Wilson ii. Dusenberry,
Mrs Ida Dusenberry. Professor j. L..
Brown and wife, ar,.l Mrs. Hannah
Clu:f and Professors !3rimhall and
Keller away. consequently they were
unable to attend.
On st. Patrick's day a grand carnival
will be held in the opera house. Special
features of the evening Will be a grand
cont dance by four couples, pretty
tani ourine dance by twelve little giris.
and the wonderful demon dance by four
persons.
musicale was given Thursday even
.rs- at the home of Mr. AMI Mrs. Viii
IAN, Holmes. 4 large number of the
newlywedded COUPLES were present.
The music was exceliertiy rendered by
those who lent their talent to make the
occasion a success, and every piece was
appreciated highly by those who were
fortunate enough to be present. Re
hours of night with pleasure.
Miss Lillian Goodmanson of Salt
Lake. who has been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. William Holmes. returned to
her home in Salt Lake Friday morn
ing.
A birthday party was given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Jessie McCaus-
ili4, III Holioi VI Het NLlle Rrdn0cnlid,
Eva Cunningham, Robert Cunning
hams little daughters fourth birthday.
About thirty OF her little friends We're
present, and the merry tots all had a
lively afternoon.
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An evening sociable was given in the
Second ward Wednesday night, in
honor of the officers of the Y. L. and Y.
NJ NJ. I. A, and the stake officials. Re-