The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

Fgeerto1. .peYferueG the. ceremony, aft
er which wedding feast was served
the many guests Who had assembled
Mrs D. .. HOutz entertaln5 'ile
sorosis club members and other friends
on Wednesday next.
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Misses ada and Cora Dusenberry are
visiting in Salt Lake city
Miss Helen Whitney OF salt Lake
Is visiting her Provo friends
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Miss Nellie Mcbride TO MT
j. DrOub2y of TOEIe. The wedding
t. take place March 20. The bride is the
granddaughter of Apostle Lyman and
wei known in Provo.
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Miss Norma Berger the bead trim
mer at Atkins millinery parlors, re-
turned rom the east on Saturday.
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Tie 1904 class of the B. Y. a. gave
a surprise party in honor Of Miss Tes-
sic Hines On Tuesday evening last,
prior 10 her departure for California
hiss Hines left on Tuesday for Ocean
Grove, where she viii visit with Mr..
and Ms. c. A. Hedquist- The guests
were Lula Lane, Hattie Lane, Ethel
Smith. Viola Barney, Ora HOlbrOOk,
allie Smoot. Achea Eggertson, Mamie
Beesley, Sadie diversion Miss Boyer
Annie Hatteu Messrs. Joseph Ander-
son. Francis Chuds, Isaac Brockbank,
Eugene Roberts, Byron Cotton, Theo-
dore Johnson C.. Jarvis. n. c. Peter
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Charles Andrews, VIII Letham, Elmer
Beck and Arlold Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a King entertained
q number Of their friends at luncheon
after the Terpsiche ball on Thursday
evening.
Miss Vera Hardy is visiting friends
IN salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone and Mrs.
Annie Johnstone of Salt Lake City
were the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. d. r.
S=ebe this week.
Miss Nettie FouIke Of Linden has
been visiting friends in Provo this
week.
Miss Clara Scoville entertained her
friend, Miss Gertrude Harrison Of
Springville, this week.
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Miss Nina Bean, who is travelling in
Europe, writes to her parents that she
IS in excellent health and enjoying her
missionary labors very much.
On Monday evening the members of
the choir viii give Professor Boshard
a reception previous to his departure
for California on a pleasure trip.
The musical students Of the B. Y. A.
gave a surprise on Professor Lund on
Tuesday evening. The affair was Civ
EN- at the residence Of S. r. Thurman.
The Terpsiche ball was well attended
on Thursday evening and was, as usual,
a brilliant success.
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Miss Lillian Gates returned to Salt
Lake after q weeks visit with her
Provo friends.
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AIR. and Mrs. Dennis Davis enter
tanned their friends on Monday last.
Professor RrimhaH is preparing to
so TO California this spring.
Airs. Dora N. Olsen has returned
from a pleasant visit with Salt Lake
frieLls.
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The children Of the public schools
were given a bail al the Mozart hall
q. Friday afternoon.
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A very enjoyable academy ball was
given on Friday evening st that in
stiJutiOn.
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Miss ArYilla Clark left Provo on Sat
urday morning for Berlin. She was ac-
c0mpanied By her mother.
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The masquerade ball given &C the
opera house on tuesday evening was a
very charming and successful event
The Christensen orchestra rendered
some divine music. and the merry
laaskers enjoyed the teTpslchOTean art
ID a very eager and artistic manner.
a LARGE number of spectators was in
The galleries.