The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-16

the home of Mrs Charles De Noisy Fri
day afternoon.
Current events of the past two week
were fully reviewed by Miss Ros,
Moore.
! An able paper on william and Mary
was read by Mrs. E. e. Corfman.
After recess a paper on 'Dissenter
| Pilgrim and Puritan by Miss Lott,
jackson, was much enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. Alice Kellogg-Hunt of Salt Lake
City was the guest OF the afternoon.
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Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon as usual. Mrs. Caroline Stanley
was appointed librarian of the travelling
| library for one week, and the club ad.
| journed to attend the lecture delivered
! by Frederic Warde that afternoon in
| the B. Y. academy
Miss Claire Ferguson of Salt Lake
City visited friends in Provo this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sparks of Nephi
were visitors here this week.
] William Paxman Of Eureka was in
| the Garden City this week, shaking
! handS with Old TRENDS.
Elder Elias Gee of the Fourth ward
returned from the states missionary
| field yesterday.
Attorney Joseph Page of Payson was
in Provo yesterday.
Attorney D. D. Houtz is in Spanish
| Fork today.
Mrs. James Boyden spent the week
in ogden, visiting her daughter Mrs.
Henry Peterson.
F. H. Holtzheimer Of Eureka is a
Provo visitor today,
Mr.. A. E. Cox of Goshen is here to-
day, visiting friends.
Miss Pearl Morgan and Mrs. Pettis
of Goshen are here today, attending
stake conference.
Attorney Jacob Evans is in Salt Lake
TODAY.
Mayor Jones visited the state capital
yesterday
The Provo Opera company played
AN Oriental Tete" in the theatre here
this evening.
Professor Emily Davis of Vineyard is
a visitor in the garden city today.
Mrs. La Prele Towle of Knightville
visited relatives in Provo this week.
". F. Ercanbrack of Tintic came in
this week to visit his family.
John R. Wallis, editor of the Wash
ington County News, st. George, Wis
tied his family in Provo this week.
Malcolm Little is up from Kanab to
attend the spring term of the B. Y. a
May Neibaur of Mercur was in Provo
this week, visiting friends.
Mrs. Arthur Sutton leaves Provo to-
morrow for Grand Junction, where she
intends to spend the summer visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Clark.
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The following marriage licenses were
granted during the week: William T.
Jackman, aged 49, of Salem, and Sarah
H. Graham, aged Is, of Payson; David
W. Davis. aged %, and Nancy a.
Thomas, aged u, both of Spanish Fork;
L
son, aged 20, both of Silver City. The
last named couple were married by
Judge Dusenberry.
The Fidelis club met last Monday
at the home of Mrs. Artie Eggertson.
The subject of United States history
was handled by Mrs. Eliza Nelson. Cur
rent news was given by Mrs Abbie
TAYLOR. Owing to the absence of Mrs.
Hannah Tucker, parliamentary drill
was postponed. \ portion of Ben
Hur'' was reviewed by Mrs. Mary Vim
cent.
Mrs Mary E. Glove, one of a commit
tee of three which had been appointed
to meet with like committees from the
other clubs, reported that next Friday
had been set as the day when the club
committees will meet with Superintend-
ent William Rawlins and the principals
of the public schools, TO consider how
the clubs can cooperate with the
teachers for the advancement of the
pupils
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Glazier are over
from American Fork for few days
visit with relatives;
President Erastus B. Snow of st.
George visited his daughter, Mrs. ]. p.
Jensen, in Provo Yesterday.
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NJ. NJ. Kellogg was in Tintic the lat
ter part Of this week.
Mrs. Lucy Call of Richfield stopped
in Provo Wednesday, on her way to
Heber to visit Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Rob
erts.
Mesdames D. D. Houtz. W. G. Craig
and Susa Y Gates attended the Wom-
ans congress held in Salt Lake this
week.
Next Tuesday evening a party will be
given in the First Social hall by the
NJ. l. A, in honor of Spence Worsley,
who leaves on April 90 for the mission
airy field of the southern states.
Mrs. W. H. Dusenberry of Eureka is
visiting in Provo today
Mr.. w NJ. Wallwork is over from
Diamond City today.
Senator Abel J. Evans of Lehi is in
town today.
Dean Glazter of American Fork is a
Provo visitor today.
Judge ]. S. Boyer of Springville was
in town yesterday on legal business.
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence
Ogden. April 15-The Thursday Night
club entertained with a final card party