The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23
PROVO.

John Henry smith of salt Lake was
present and gave a short address IN
regard 10 the parent institution at salt
Lake, while Apostle Reed Smoot re-
sponded IN a very able way IN regard
10 this branch at Provo.
Mr. Ed Layton Of Pasadena, Cal, is
mere IN Provo visiting with Mrs. Lay
ton, who has been spending the winter
with her mother, Mrs. Spencer.
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MI and Mrs. Henry Cluff gave a
very enjoyable dinner party on Satur-
day evening last. A large number Of
relatives and friends were invited and
i've of the Cluff brothers were present.
Fund day at the B. Y. academy was
a very impressive and enjoyable at
fair. In the evening a grand BAH was
given The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with evergreens, the academy
colors and the elaborate and expensive
banners that belong 10 the different
classes. Those present from other
places were President and Mrs. Joseph
/ Z. Smith, Apostle and Mrs. John Henry
Smith, Patriarch John Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. David Evans of Salt Lake
City.
N%Ao 1 AEilUll gave a CHARMING after
noon tea at her home on Tuesday after
noon The home looked the picture of
beauty and comfort, and Mrs. TheriOtt,
assisted by her two beautiful daugh-
tiers, caused the afternoon one long to
pc remembered by the following guests:
MIS-. J. R. Twelves, Mrs Professor
BoShard, Mrs. Harry BOshard, Mrs.
Mcdonald Mrs. Louiza Mcbride, Mrs.
Elias Gee, Mrs. George w. Gee, Mrs
Elliott. Mrs. r. L. Jones, Mrs Revoir
and Mrs Myron Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Afford and Miss
Amy Pike of Salt Lake are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bachman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Miller of Cotton
! We're Provo visitors this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peay gave de-
hghtful dinner party on Monday even
ing last. After the sumptuous
| spread, music recitations and So
cial cheer were greatly enjoyed. The
| guests present were Messrs. and Mes
/ DANES John Stewart, Ed Peay, Mrs
! Stella Sparks, Miss Sadie Graham, Miss
| Flossie Rogers, Miss Ruth Pesy, Miss
! Clara Cluff, Mrs. Stella Sparks. Mrs
! Andrew Stewart, Mr.. Ben Bullock, Mr..
Edward Farrer and Mr.. Scott Stew
art.
Miss Beulah Bachman of Salt Lake
has been visiting in Provo for the past
| week.
Mrs d. Jackman was visiting in Eu-
reka this past week
] The Terpsichore club ball on Thurs
0aV WAS an artistic A roa
number of guests were present from
the surrounding cities, and the hand
Somely attired thrOng mingled together
for nearly five hours in the enjoyment
of all the refined pleasures these club
balls afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. K Anderson gave a
very large dancing party 10 their
friends in the First ward amusement
hall on Wednesday evening last. About
200 guests were present, and punch was
served continuously. II A great many
Of the oldtime dances were INDUCED
in which provoked a great deal of
merriment from the younger guests.
while the older ones enjoyed them to
their hearts content. The affair was
very successful.
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The parents class held a very inter
esting session on Tuesday evening last.
Apostle Lund lectured on THE Scan
Cinavian Mother" in very interesting
manner, and music was furnished by
Professor Lund, Miss Effie Howe, Miss
Edmunds and Mr.. Vickers.
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The class of 1903 gave a very enjoy
able social at the home of Professor
and Mrs. Hickman on Friday even
ing. Dainty refreshments were served.
Musical selections were very ably rem
dered, and amusing games were also
INDUCED in. Those present were: Pro-
fessor Lund, Miss Alice Reynolds, Eff
fie Howe, Ray Clayton, Hazel Taylor,
Pearl Pierce, Jack Walker, Walter
Cuff, Lucille Young. Frank Hoyte,
Birda Cluff. Lydia Thurman, John
Mellor, Horace Secrist. Mr.. Vickers.
Mr.. Cope. Delbert Webb. Sylvester
BrOadbent, Miss Farnsworth, Professor
Hinkley and wife.
The Relief society teachers of the
Fourth ward gave their annual ban
quet at the large and elegant home of
Professor and Mrs. J. B. Keller on
Thursday afternoon. All the stake Of
fcers were present and about seventy
five guests were seated at the ban
quet table. The spread was a beautiful
sight, with its luxurious viands so
taStefully arranged amid floral decora-
tons and rare china. TOaStS and ex-
pressions of good viii were INDUCED
in. and the event was made impressive
by the genial feelings, sumptuous re-
past and the clever and hospitabIe
ways of the popular hostess, with her
charming aids.
The romance of two young lives has
come 10 the oid-fashioned ending that
we used to read in story books. They
were married and lived happily for
ever afterward.' Such is applied to the
marriage of Mr.. Edwin Fernandez and
Miss Lydia Roberts of this city Mr..
Fernandez is a son of President Fer
nandez Of Honolulu. and his family
are ranked high among the nobility
He is very clever and promising
young man. On his arrival in America
he became enraptured with the per-
sOnal charms and WomanIy character
iStics of one of Proves bellies. Miss
Lydia Roberts, and while all was not
very agreeable in some ways, the love
was reciDrOcated, and the sweet
tyranny that held each other captive
soon conquered, and they were mar
ried in Salt Lake City on Tuesday last
Mrs. Fernandez is a very charming
lady. highly respected and dearly loved
by large circle of friends She is
always very prominent in all public
affairs here in our city. and, realizing
teat they have concluded that love is
heaven and heaven is love" fwe all
join IN wishing them unbounded sue
cess The happy couple. il is thought.
viii reside for some time in Salt Lake
and then so on to Honolulu to make
that their permanent home.
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Mr. and Mrs. L o. Taft left for New
York on Wednesday last for a months
round Of business and pleasure.