The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

day evening. Professor n. L. Nelson of
the 3. 7. academy delivered an excellent
address, after which an informal mu
sicale was carried out. instrumental
music was given by Miss Belle Monahan
and the Misses ATvjlla Clark and Julia
Ramsey sang a number of choice vocal
selections. After the musicale dancing
party was given by the Provo teachers
IN honor of the visiting teachers.
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Miss FaWn TWelves gave a pretty lake
party Thursday evening at tie Provo
lake resort in honor of Miss Edna Har
5cer- The evening was most pleasantly
spent IN boating, picnicking and general
recreation. The party consisted of the
Harker and Maggie Thurman, Messrs-
Bert and hurry Twelves, d. A. Swan, jr.,
and Mr.. George ffoff.
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The Misses Edna and Mabel Harker
left Provo for their home in Salt Lake,
after twO-weeks' visit with Provo
friends They were the guests Of Miss
Fawn Twelves.
Sam sehwab the clothier. returned
from a few weeks visit in the east
Thursday Mr. Schwab reports having
had very enjoyable time.
.Attorn George Lund started for St,
George .'rsday evening, where he will
remain Z eek or ten days on business
and visiting with his family.
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Mrs. W D. Roberts, proprietor of the
Roberts hotel, and wife, returned from
their eastern visit Thursday night, after
a three weeks visit in Kansas City
Elmer Hinckley, postmaster at Cedar
Fort, is 4 Provo visiting his brother,
| AlOnzO, VINO has just returned from a
mission in Holland. The brothers are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James George,
their sister.
Miss Alice Iseley of the Proctor acad-
envy left Thursday for her home in Kan
sas- Miss Iseley will take her position in
the academy faculty again this fall. Miss
teacher, left for Salt Lake Thursday
where she viii remain for short time
before taking her departure for San
Francisco TO spend her vacation
Miss Lottie Jackson. who has been
teaching in the Proctor academy during
the winter. left for her home in Massa-
ehusetts Thursday evening.
Mrs. and Miss craig and Mrs. and Miss
Osgocd spent Friday at the Provo canyon
upper falls resort
academy faculty, will leave Provo for
Denver early next week, where she will
spend her summer vacation.
Frank Wood and family moved 10 SEQ
| field Thursday.
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Milford Bennett of American Fork was
visiting in Provo Thursday.
Mrs. Mary a. Beck is making months
/ visit at Logan.
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George Derr of Pocatello is Provo vis-
1 ltor this week.
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/ Mr.. James Allsworth of Salt Lake is
| visiting friends in the Garden City for a
few days.
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Miss Dickinson Of the Proctor academy
/ left Thursday for her Michigan home.
A delightful tea party was given at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas John Fri
J assembled and passed the evening most
! enJoyably in music and son. Miss Anvil
/ Ia Clark, Miss Emma John and Miss Lena
| Bachman entertained the guests with vo-
! cal and instrumental music. Those pres
/ ent were: Mrs. r. A. Barney, L. o. Taft,
/ A. o. SmOOt, D. H Roberts, Hannah
/ Tucker, Electa Bullock, Emma Bullock,
/ G. z. Howe, Emily John, David John, D.
| J. Williams, B. Z. Cuff. DR.. Taylor, DR..
1 Hardy, D. D. HOutz, r. z. Knowlden, Ida
! Dusenberry T. n. Taylor, ]. d. Dixon,
| A. II. Harding, John Taylor, William Bull
/ lock, May FaTrer, Matte Boyle. Birdie
/ Van Wagenen, John Stewart, Ray Soren-
/ sen, j. +. Chever, j. Evans, DR.. Robinson,
( Theo. Pierpont Dianah Smoot, John
/ Clark, J. George and Leon Bachman;
! Misses Bulah and Lena Bachman, ArVilla
/ Clark, Em'ua and Ada John and Maud
/ Kirkwood.