The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-05
PROVO SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence

/ events IN the social realm OF the Gar
den City this week were a surprise
party Wednesday evening on Professor
J. r. BOshard by the tabernacle choir.
and social Thursday evening by the
Forty-fifth quorum of seventies.
The surprise party was given in the
| Scuthworth block, and was highly sue
ceSsful. By some innocent pretext the
| professor was induced to go down to the
! hall, and as he stepped into the gaily
! decorated room, filed with people Of
all ages, he paused in utter bewilder-
ment. A burst of applause greeted him,
after which the choir rendered the
/ song, "A Pilgrims Chorus" Mr.. James
Z. Daniels delivered a neat address,
and was responded TO by Mr.. Boshard.
! The dizzy whirl of the dance, delicious
] refreshments and music by the Glee
/ club took turn in making the merry
/ company the gayest of the gay. Among
| those present were:
MesCrs. and Aesdames James Z. Dan
iels, J. r. Twelves, G. D. Glazier, James
BOyden, George Choles, ]. c. White, ].
| w. Taylor, Albert Manwarying, Reed
Smoot, A w. Harding, II. s. Pyne, Mrs.
Hyde, Mrs. H. Z. Giles, Mrs. Barbara
Silk, the Misses Rose Young. Ellen and
Eta Johnson, Eta Farrer, Birdie Gray,
Minnie Hathenbrook. Alice Hathen-
brook, Sarah and Rhoda Douglass,
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| Ncyes, Nora Beck, Hattie Hynes, Pearl
Davis, Jennie Worsley, Ida Boshard,
Ida TwelVes, Eloise VOriS, Helen Gla-
cier, Emma John, Emma Choles. Flor
ence and Violet Martin, Hazel Taylor.
Jennie Buckley, Messrs. George and
Percy Burles, John ]. Johnson, Walter
Whitehead Ray Clayton, Spencer
Wcrse,ey, Eugene Fletcher, Bert Thur
man, Bert Choles, r. j. Lambert, Clark
Newell. James KnudsOn, Hyrum John
son, William Ward, John Moyle, Par
ley Moyle, Will Whitby.
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The social Thursday evening, given |
by members of the Forty-fifth quo
rum Of seventies, was held in the
Fourth ward meeting house, and proved |
great success. The occasion was in |
honor of the wives of these members |
OF the quorum who are on missions in |
foreign lands. The women who had !
the affair in hand worked indefatigably |
in their endeavOrs to make the evening !
of amusement and pleasure perfect in !
every way.
The guests began to arrive at 6 O'Clock |
and from that time till II o'clock there
was one continual buzz and hum of
merriment, good humor and sociability
in the hall. Refreshments were served,
and delightful programme rendered.
The evening was enc of unalloyed
pleasure and enjoyment for all.
The presidency of the quorum was
present as were also few members Of
the Thirty-fourth quorum. Among the
company were:
Messrs, and Mesdames Edward Part
ridge, Reed SmoOt, John g. Jones, Jo-
seph I. AicEwan, James Boyden. ]. ].
Fuller, John D. Dixon, w. D. Roberts.
Hugh Clayton, George Scott, Thomas
Brown, ]. r. Booth, Robert Dugdau
s hY-af17 Will 7 Do i,.
William ]. Knight, Herbert Pyhe, John
Everett, Harry Bcshard, Thomas Ar
rowsmith, William Silver, Thomas
Court, John E. Booth, David Jones, Da-
vid Medium, Samuel Brown. Harry H
Cuff and Miss Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Bean, S. H. Jones and Miss Minnie
Bybee. Miss Lizzie Boyden. A L. Booth,
and Misses May Ashworth and Fanny
Elliott, Mrs. Adelaide Medium, John
and Frank Medium, Alice Thueson,
Nora Young p. Cuff, jr., Lizzie and
Martha Jones, Mrs Lena Hansen, Mrs.
OttersOn, Mrs. Ferguson and daugh-
ter Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Mary Hubbard,
Mrs. Maggie Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Harding. J. 3. Keller, Mr.. and
Misses Hanna and Harriet Barton, N
L. Nelson, Henry Giles, Mrs. H. c.
Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. John McEWan. Mrs
Sarah Dixon, Agnes Everett, Misses
Minnie and Nora Meldrum, Lars Mel {
son, James Glove, Misses Mable and
Rhoda McEwan, Miss Minnie Wild, He !
Der Booth and Miss Holden, Zeberker
Coltrin, Belle Watson, Mrs. ]. r. Bos- /
hard, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rawlins,
j. w. Dangerfeld- {
Sunday evening Miss Alice Dixon en-
tertained a number OF her friends
Songs, music and refreshments made
for the young people an evening of
pleasure Those present were:
Mrs. Mary Hubbard, Mrs. Maggie ]
Judd, Miss Emma John, Miss Sophia
Smith, Miss Mile Munk. Misses Flor
ence and Elsie Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Holt, Mr.. James Knudsen. Mr.
Swan, ]. W. Dangerfield and Ernest
Dixon.
Utah Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon in the club rooms. The meeting '
was called to order by the president,
Mrs S. H. Allen. Miss Alice Smoot I
'ead an interesting paper on Grecian
art and materials used by sculptors
After recess twenty-three members :
to roll call. Parliamentary {
brill was conducted by Mrs. w. R.
Pike.
In the mothers section, Mr.. G. w. !
Craig gave an interesting talk on why
children should be made responsible
or their actions.
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The Nineteenth Century club met at I
he residence of Mrs. Charles De Noisy.
The president, Miss Rose Moore, pre- !
ided.
The first Friday of every month dur 5
ng the year has bean devoted to a pat =
iCtic subject, and also a review of cur =
ent literature and the news of the y
lay. u
Mrs. De Noisy read a paper ON :,
American Republics" Miss Josephine "
:. Kellogg reviewed current lftera ture, -
eading short extracts and telling short y
necdotes of authors and things writ n
en-. The news Of the week was gen q
rally given by Mrs. William McCoard. q
The assembly ball last evening in the a
.ambert dancing academy was one of n
he best social dances of the season. =
Mr.. William Fawcett, who has been 4
n a mission to Australia, returned this D
Teek to his home in Provo. l.
The firemen's ball in. the First ward n
ocial hall Thursday night was great r
ocial success. s,
Miss Cora Alexander. who has been n
saching school in Wanship, has re- [.
lrned to her home. NJ
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Miss Neetie Neff. who is teaching M
rhooI in American Fork, is visiting her ],
lother for few days r
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The Complato club met last evening n,
I the residence of DR.. II. J. Richards. s,
very pleasant evening was spent II
ongs, music, Refreshments, etc, made oil
ne meeting a successful one. Among Ii:
lie company present were: w. H. Du- di
annprrV- ID \ Swan and wife Naccr~c | 4