The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Provo Sept 1.-The Ladies' Demo-
cratic club of Provo met in resUlar SEES
sion Thursday evening at the court house
and rendered a most interesting pro-
eramme. Addresses were given by the
Misses Alice Reynolds and Josephine Kel-
lOgg. Senator \ .. Smoot and Attorney
W. L. Rydalch. Miss Nelke favored the
club with two choice recitais. Mrs An
state legislature; Mrs. Sam Schwab and
Miss Bachman were guests of the club
most enjoyable time was spent. The club
VIII meet again in two weeks.
- crowd of young people consisting of
Messrs. Bert Twelves. Eugene Jones.
Hyrum Jensen and the Misses Ada Nee
of Eureka, Neva Booth OF Nephi Emma
Savage Of Provo and Mrs GOIdsbrough
were guests Of Fir. Carey at his fruit
farm Monday night. The evening was
spent in viewing the beautiful orchard
and partalxing of the luscious fruits
Miss Henrietta Nen visited American
Fork Saturday, preparatory to taking up
her lnbors there as a school teacher.
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Miss Mamie Hathenbrick entertained a
small circle of friends at her home We'd
nesday evening The time was pleas
games. Delicious fruits were served and
social chat INDUCED in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Shelton of Salt
Lake and Mrs Eva Jensen were in Provo
this week visiting their brother. MIR. Hy-
cutie i'll.
Miss Annie pike was Pavson visitor
Saturday. Miss Pike has engaged to
teach school at Payson this year
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Mrs. Elmer Corfman gave delightful
RensinStOu tea at her home Wednesday
afternoon The party was entertained
freshnsents were served Mrs. J. W. \.
Whitecotton was the victor in the guess
Inc contest The guests present were:
The MeSdImPS BOuTIN. BgEiV Barns.
Davis, De Moisv Dusenberrv. FIeiner,
Goodwin. Graham. Havercamp. Head
quist DR.. Irvine, Robert Irvine. King,
Moore, Warwick Pemberton pike. Rob
erts, Searle. Schwab Smith, Sutton. Tay
Tor, Thurman. WedgewOOd. WOOdhOuse,
Whitecotton. Westwood, Wright and the
Searle, Dougall and Richards.
Nearly all of the canyon campers have
abandoned their mountain haunts and re-
turned to the city
The Provo Ladies' Republican club was
organized Wednesday night, with Miss
Laura Young Foote president, the Mes
Mary Vincent. Mary Boyden and Fannie
Bennett. vice presidents: Mary Boshard'
urer. An entertaining programme was
rendered during the evening
Mrs Anderson Of Ogden is visiting in
Provo. the guest of Mrs. Matte Nelson
Vogel and Mrs. S. A; King.
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph wilks of
salt Lake are Provo visitors. the guests
of Mr., and Mrs J A Van Norsdall-
Robert Irvine. jr.. has returned, from
an extended trip to New York. Chicago
and other eastern cities
The Misses Lottie A. jackson. Pearl
Jenney and Louisa Dickensen of the
Proctor academy faculty have returned
from their eastern vacation.
The woman's Christian Temperance
union met at the home of Mrs. Mary
Boyden Monday afternoon. The meeting
was well attended and a delightful pro-
Erdmme was carried out. Mrs. Mary
BoZden gave interesting lecture on
the work of the organization. Miss Alice
Thuesen rendered beautiful solo and
Mrs. George BrimhaIl gave an excellent
temperance poem. Mrs. Sarah Baker
read from a temperance lecture. The as
ISOLATION will NEE, again Sept 10. at
which time an interesting programme
viii be given
Miss Eta .Dangerfeld left Provo for
Salt Lake Friday where she will take up
E he5 Io'r MISS DsngeFed ' has D BeeG
spending her summer vacation in Provo
with her parents.
Provo has organized a Home Dramatic
company and secured the services of Phil
Margetts of Salt Lake as instructor They
will play Honor Triumphant in about
three weeks. with the following person
/: Mrs. Estella Sparks. Misses Hattie
Tike. Emma Save ge, Liddie Roberts and
Messrs McEwan, Eggertsou, Walton and
Jensen
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The Misses Eta and May Dan=erfield
gave q party at the home of their par
ents, Nr. and Mrs. J. Dangerteld, Tues
DAY evening. in the Third ward. in honor
Of Miss Eta who went to. Salt Lake Fri
were. Messrs. and Mesdames A w.
Harding A n. Taylor. W. 2. Silver, J.
Daugerfield, George Judd. George Powell
son. Mrs. Sarah Carter, the Misses Alice
Dixon. Hattie Dixon, Louise Maiben,
Emma John. Maud Carter and the
Messrs- Walter Dixon, Brigham Jarvis,
James Knudsen, Austin Roylance. Mr..
Webb and J. ". Dangerfield. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent in music, re-
freshments and social chat.
Rev and Mrs Mork of Salt Lake were
visiting friends and relatives in Provo a
few days this week.
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Attorney George Lund of St George
was in Provo a few days this week.
shaking hands with friends
D- and Mrs W. r. Pike have been
spending a week in Butte City. Mont. Dr.
Pike is a member of the Western In
te-state Medical society. which has been
- session in Butte during the week.
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Miss Alice Isely Of the Proctor academy
faculty has returned from her eastern
vacation and viii resume her duties in
the academy She was accompanied by
her sister Mrs. F. G. Wellman, who viii
visit in Provo for a while