The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-07
PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence


Provo. May 5.-The Nineteenth Century
club did not hold its regular session this
week, as all the members attended the
Egyptian banquet" Friday afternoon,
given by the Woman's club of Spring
vile.
George R. Stoney visited Salt Lake the
first part of the week.
A. ]. Houston of Mammoth was in Pro-
vo this week.
D. G; Robins was visitor in the Garden
City Tuesday.
Garden City lodge No. TO- K. of P. held
a meeting Tuesday evening and elected
the following representatives to the grand
lodge. which meets in Salt Lake in June.
Delegates. Charley Ward and G. W.
Barnes; alternates, f. ]. Boorey and II.
u. Blumenthal.
James A. Bean was in Salt Lake this
week.
P. P. Hindmarsh goes today to Tintic,
after spending the week in Provo, visit
ing with his family.
Justice S. X. King was in Silver City
the first half of the week.
I. o 6.
Monday afternoon two couples drove
into Provo, and during the course of their
visit were married by Judge Dusenberry.
King. both of Mammoth and Richard
Holes of Spanish Fork and Minnie Mat
thews of Springyllle.
A marriage license was issued Nav TO
w. &. johnson. aged %. and Dagmar An
derson, aged 10, both of Spanish Fork.
c. A. Robbins of Moab was a visitor in
Provo Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ward entertained number
of friends Tuesday afternoon at her resi-
dence in the Second ward.
Mrs. T. E. McGraw, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Provo for the last two
weeks, returned to her home in Salt Lake
Thursday morning.
DR.. and MIS-. Heber J. Richards left
Wednesday morning for Salt Lake, where
they will reside in the future.
Mrs. ]. W. Deal and her niece. Maud
Daniels. returned Wednesday evening
from Annabella, where they had been Wis
itinS relatives Tor the past ten days.
A party of pleasure-seekers from the
Garden City consisting of Sam. A King
and wife. and Robert K. Irvine and wife.
leave today Sunday for three-weeks'
trip to California.
Professor Emily Davis of Vineyard is
visiting friends in Provo.
Attorney A, L.. Booth and Professor
May Ashworth visited Salt Lake Thurs
day.
A surprise. was given John Stubs We'd
nesday evening by about thirty-five pupils
from the Mountain school. A pleasant
time was had by all in playing games.
listening to music, songs, etc. Refresh
honor of Mr.. Stubs departure for the
missionary field in England. He will leave
in a short time.
Mrs. Mary e. McGraw and her sister.
Mrs. Emma Lundsford, arrived in Provo
Friday from Washington D. C. Mrs.
McGraw, who lives in Provo, has been
visiting relatives in the national capital
for the past six months. Her sister, Mrs
Lundsford, is making a tour of the west
ern states.
Judge Hatch of Heber was in town the
latter part of the week.
Invitations are out for the eighth an
nual reunion of the Brigham Young Acad-
envy Alumni association. 1t will be had
on May 26.
The Spider and Fly will be played here /
Monday night.
One of the prettiest social events of the
week here was a reception Monday even
ing in the b. Y. academy, given by the |
music SIuuentS. III fTOIeSSOf mcclellan : /
honor. This programme was rendered:
Song, The Millers Wooing," by the |
choir.
Glass sentiment. by Ed Rowe.
Trio, piano. ''Tancrede." by Misses Mon |
ohan, Christensen and Maeser.
Song, Just One Girl by o. K. Kirk
ham.
Recitation. Jacks Girl" by Miss An !
ME Pike.
Song, Niger. / Never Loved You, No
how" by Professor Bert Whitaker
Solo, Louisiana Lou" by Professor b.
shard.
Sone. ''Hurrah For the Boys in Blue"
by Ray Clayton.
Song. She Was Bred In Old Ken |
tncky," by Ed Rowe.
Solo. 'Slumber, Sea-" by Miss Emma .
Ramsey.
Remarks. THE Music Department" by /
President Cuff.
During the programme Professor Nc |
Clellan was presented with a picture of |
Alberto Janos, professor of music in Ann /
Arbor. and Professor McClellan's old i
teacher.
After the programme the guests were !
Danqueted. r. Leo Bird was POSTMASTER
and after refreshments were had foasts
we're given by President Cluff, Professor
Professor Alice Reynolds and /
Professor Whitaker.
Tuesday a happy surprise was sprung
IN Mrs. Jesse Manwaring of the Third /
ward. Those present were: Mrs Orson 1
Pratt, Mrs. Jaques. Mrs. I.ibbie Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Court Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Silver, Rose Pratt, Myr-