The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-05
PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

especial Corre&ponoence.)
Provo. Nov. 4.-There was a joyous
family reunion at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Harding. in the Second ward
today, in honor of the fiftieth wedding an
ing. Twelve children and most of the
eighty grandchildren OF the aged couple
participated. Two of the sons. Samuel
Harding. .jr.. and William Harding, to-
came from Aurora. Sewer county. The
other children all reside in this county.
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The Sorosis met Wednesday afternoon
In regular session at the club rooms.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Warner made a careful re-
view of the second half of chapter ~,
Myers Ancient History.
Miss Lem. Bachman presented an in
teresting paper on the Struggles Of the
Patricians and Plebeians of Rome"
Mrs. Cordelia Beck made a. report as
delegate to the convention of the Utah
Federated clubs.
Mrs. Pearl Yates read highly interest
ing paper on the Roman Senate The
lady also presented th hss. cup o WITH TWO
The club decided on changing the hour
of meeting from o'clock TO O'Clock In
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Baldwin of
Fillmore. who were recently married at
the Manti temple. have removed to this
city, where they will attend the Brigham
Young academy during the winter.
Miss Nellie Scofield. the Hello" girl
of the Provo exchange, is spending few
days with relatives in Salt Lake
Mrs. George Sutherland of Salt Lake
spent part OF the week with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Joseph E. Wilks Of Salt Lake is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Agnes Van Norsdan, in this city.
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Mr.. Jesse NJ. Smith, chief clerk of the
R. A. Barney dry goods department, has
the last of the year. He leaves because
of the i'll health of Mrs. Smiths parents
at Burlington. which has already called
her there.
Mr. Reed Smoot was d visitor at the
state capital THURSDAY;
Hon w. H. King has been spending the
week in the Garden City on legal Dusi-
ness
There was delightful surprise party at
home Of and S Mrs Mes sy sTGns IN
honor of Mr.. Strong's nth anniversary.
High five was the leading feature of the
evening. There were also songs, recita-
ing guests were present: Messrs. and
Mesdames Roger Farrer William Farrer,
]. T. Farrer. ]. r. Farrer. ]. w. Farrer,
thomas Fayres 5Gn JN We S5PSn pong Ge Se
Clark, Thomas Williams c. II. Davis.
Robert Boardman.- w. III. Gray, s. l..
Adams; Mesdames John Cummings. James
Mary Beck. Mana Strong; Misses
Sarah Farrer, Emma Farrer, Eta Farrer.
Myrtle Strong. Fawn Aired. Pearl Jones.
Emma Taylor, Amelia Strong Maggie
Stewart. OLA gs sI,s9a' . Sudia Jensen Jensen
walter Whitehead, Thomas III. Strong,
Robert Boardman, Dean Strong. Wren.
Strong. Warren Strong. Reed Strong.
The mothers meeting was held this |
week at the home of Mrs. Sarah E. Cuff.
Mrs. Ida 8. Dusenberry was in charge. |
An address of great interest to mothers
Professor G. Fl. Brlmhan led the general
discussion that followed. The next meet |
ing will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Cuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine. jr., gave a |
very pleasant party at their home We'd |
hesday evening. Cards, bean bags and
parlor quoits occupied the time OF the
guests The prize winners were: Bean |
bags. Mrs. W. ID. Roberts. jr.. and A d. |
Sutton; cards Miss BeHlah Bachman and |
D. II. Roberts. Delicious refreshments |
also part of the evenings entertain |
ment. The guests were DIR. and Mrs. Tay- |
or, Messrs. and Mesdames w. D. Roberts, |
Pm Racb SpsSkaT 6eo sgto1 GrnSt
Bagley, s. A. King, d. II. Roberts; Misses |
Beulah Bachman Lena Bachman, Flor |
snce Pike. Blanch Davis Pearl Davis;
Messrs. Sam Schwab. Ben Schwab and /
Eugene Jones.
Mrs. Sarah E Cuff and daughter are |
visitors at Nephi.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Craig leave today |
or a trip east. They will go as far as st. |
Joseph. Mo. |
Mesdames NJ. II. Hardy. A. o. Smoot,
Diana E. Smoot and Miss Lou Nelson
ipent Sunday with Mrs. s. L. Chapman in
American Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Reid and Miss Ma
suire attended pleasing social at Spring
lille Wednesday evening.
A very pleasant social was given at the
Tome of Mr.. and Mrs. James Clayton
dayton. Among the guests were eight
eturned Samoa missionaries. and all re-
ated their experiences. A native drink
allied "kava' was prepared by the mis-
ionaries. The evening was pleasantly
pent with vocal and instrumental selec-
ions. A delicious lunch concluded the
veningS pleasures. Those present were
dessrs. and Mesdames T. N. Taylor. J. d. /
Dixon A. w. Harding. Joseph L. Horne.
Thomas s. Court, William p. Silver and
J. 8. Holt; Mesdames Anna Stevens. J.
v. Booth; Misses Emma John. Nora
Bishop. May Dangerfield, Margaret Clay
,erfield and d. Foster Cuff.