The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
PROVO.
(special Cor-espondence.l


PROVO.
Especial Cor-espondence.1
Provo, Sept. "a farewell party was
given at SOuthwortl hail on Wednesday
evening IN honor Of three young ladies of
cal conservatory. The committee consist
ed of Ben Schwab, Cert Thurman Bert
WIN cary, Felix and Leon Bachman,
Frank McGraw and Warren Loose. The
hOnOred ladies' were Miss Bell Mammalian,
Mss Lena Bachman and Miss Stella
knight. The time was pleasantly occu-
pied with music, dancing and card play
ing The guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs WedgewoOd. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Irvine, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schwab. Mrs.
Manahan Miss Vivian Nelke Misses
Bula and Lena Rachnaan. ReI Manahan.
Annie Pike, Minnie .Hothenbrick. Maggie
Thurman and Fawn Twelves; Messrs. ben
Warren Loose, Mr.. Pudan. Mr.. Reed, Mr..
Murphy and Felix Bachman.
Mr.. John Farrer of Fsrrer Bros. co. of
Provo in company with Miss Minnie
Hathenbrouck. who has charge of the dry
goods department, went 10 Salt Lake yes
terday to purchase fall goods.
DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Pike and Mr. and
spend the winter in St George.
Mrs. Ralph Paulton entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends Friday. A very
enjoyable evening was passed.
Last evening a lake party at the Provo
lake resort was enjoyed by the following
ladies and gentlemen: Messrs. and Mes
danes A. A. Noon. T. n. Taylor j. U.
Jensen. Ralph Paulton, also A. E. Buck
Ter and Hyde.
California today. He will return in about
ten days and Mrs Loose will remain for
several months.
Miss Annie Pike left for Payson this
week, to engage in teaching school.
Miss R. Maud Difma8 of Chicago has
taken an engagement with Anna Jane
Atkins of Provo.
Salt Lake to visit his mother.
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Mr.. Branch Young of Mona, Juab coun-
~. has bought Lima Cartons home and
Is figuring with architects for new resi-
dence on this property. He is also ne
making Provo his future home
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Charles Hodge, marshal of Eureka is
contemplating entering the holy state of
matrimony with Miss Blanch Davis. the
will take place on the 18th inst at the
residence of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Berry were Salt
Lake visitors a few days this week.
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George NJ Hansen and wife of Ogden
were Provo visitors a few days during the
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A
king
Licenses to wed were granted TO Sterling
Smith. aged p. and Jannet Johnson aged
u, both of Pleasant Grove. and Frank
Mccain, aged %, and Dora Kelsey, aged
~, Of Sprtngville
The first meeting of the Nineteenth
Century club after its vacation was
held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs COrfman. The club was called to
order by the president, Mrs. BOnham,
at O'Clock.
The first thing on the programme was
current literature, which was very en-
tertainingly given by Mrs. Schwab, a
number of new books being spoken of
and some appropriate articles read.
Mrs. WedgewoOd, who was to have
given the first paper of the afternoon
being unavoidably detained. Mrs. Hav-
ercamps topic "AneXander's column"
was given by Miss Searle.
Miss Kellogg told of the Cathedrals
of Moscow and St Petersburg speak
ing of many noted and beautiful ones
Both of these subjects were illustrated
by pictures.
Mrs. Wedgewood then gave her sub
ject From Paris to st. Petersburg
connecting the work of the last year
with that of the present one. It was
a delightful account of the journey
from one city to the other Mrs
WedgewOod personally conducted the
plain by the aid of q map of Europe
and speaking of many points of inter
est on the way The trip was made
across the North Sea and included
stop at Stockholm and many other
noted places, reaching Kronstadt, the
post and fort near St. Petersburg and
finally landing at St. Petersburg.
The club adjourned to meet in one
week at the home Of Mrs. Sear1e.
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by a gathering of the w. c. 7. U on
Monday, Sept. 10, ii being their semi
monthly meeting. The programme for
this occasion will be a select reading
by Mrs Mary Boyden. solo, Miss Emma
John. temperance address, Mrs. Belle
Nelson. biographical sketch, Mrs. E. f
Bantam and a recitation by Miss Rosa
Noon All are invited.
A special meeting OF the Utah Sorosis
is called for Wedne ;day, Sept. u, to
be held at the residence of its presi-
dent, Mrs. Hannah 3. Tucker. A spec
jal programme will be had for this oc-
casion and a delegate chosen for the
State Federation of Women's Clubs to
be held in Salt Lake in October.
George Il. Startup had a reunion Of
the family at his residence in the Third
ward. Provo. About thirty-six friends
and relatives gathered. The programme
consisted of music, games for forfeits.
card playing and terminated in a
menu of which George Startup is so
justly famous.
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A pleasant party was given to the
new bishopric of the Third ward, Provo,
by the members of the ward last even
ing. The programme consisted of sing
ing, rotations and congra tula tons
all then engaged in the pleasant pas
time of partaking of a bounteOus lunch
3nterspersed by toasts.
PARK CITY