The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
PROVO.

GENERAL w. z. Pace. prominent in
militia circles in the early davs in
tlah' and now an invalid SUFFERING
from me effects of a paralytic stroke
was visited by large number of his
trends last Monday in honor of the
itVenueth anniversary OF his birth
when took place Sunday. The visit
was i'm the form of a surprise MARTY
arranged by his aged wife. Mrs Mar.
ma Beesley and Mrs. Sarah r.. CJ1ff
ana other friends. A dinner was pro-
'iaed' and afterward an imprompt,I
programme OF speeches and readings
was enjoyed, in which were given
many expressions of appreciation of
me valued labors of General Pace and
MS Wlie Tor the benefit of the people
~ Otah III the trying times of long
ago. Among the guests were BishoD
ana Mrs. = Sggertsen. Messrs. and
Mesdames Re Farrer. M +, pratt
charles Vin' It, r. c. Kirkwood
Fhllander Bro n. c. d. Glazier. A. 7
ole"art Jr., w. o. Beesley, P. H. Bees
ley' James Gray, Oscar B. Young. w
H. cray, Samuel H. JeppersOn, S. A.
race Mesdames Jane Riggs. EIecta
bullock. Emma Bullock, Martha Bull
lock- Hannah 3. Tucker, Mary T
5lnnell. Sarah e. Cuff, Malina VIII
Ains. Ellen Wright. Johanna Eggert-
SEN Elizabeth Kirkwcod. Eliza Kirk
wood, Ida ). Peay, Messrs. Edison Bar
ney and John Clark and Miss Nora
Young.
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Mrs. James Taylor of Granger is the
guest of Mrs. Peck and Mrs. J. c. era
ham this week.
Miss Henrietta NeT was greeted on
lesday evening with s. surprise party
gwen ny her pupils Of the Franklin
s'aool. Refreshments were served,
8dd the evening was in every way
successful. Expressions of good viii
ana mirth and merriment were the
order OF the evening.
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Mr.. and Elrs. J. r. Tmelves enter
famed at dinner on Sunday last in
honor of their fathers birthday. Mr..
James L. Daniels They also enter
,olAeu Monday evening in an informal
puL pleasing way Messrs. and Mes
Games r. A. Barney, Jesse Smith. L
~, Iaii, George L. Howe and William
ITelyes
me annual dinner party given in
honor Of the old folks of the Fourth
ward took place on Wednesday after
noon. About $50 were present, includ-
ing The stake presidency and bishops
.. other wards. Mrs. Bunnel was the
ol1est guest. being 81 years old. There
we're -FOUR couples over so years old.
SIX persons who had been acquainted
WIN Joseph Smith, four persons who
came to Utah in 1876 and four persons
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'".I company An excellent pro-
Elamme was rendered. and four of the
v.aeSJ couples Joined i'm the merry
1dhcn with an eagerness and joy that
brought forth rounds OF applause.
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ne SiXty-three Card club was en-
C..''alned Tuesday last at the home of
"r. and Mrs. Osborne.
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~, 'lrest HUI, dramatic baritone of
Iillsourg, Pa. and Professor Ander-
S'l pianist. of Salt Lake, visited Pro
''SSor Lund Thursday and gave a re-
'.''. at the academy that evening.
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l'' and Mrs. crandall of Eureka
last. ''''e 0ii / nU' ''a'
avn lWelVeS returned this
week from visit with her friends.
-'' ,<s Beui y Bachman and Mrs. Jack
1h'iord Of Salt Lake city.
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81 'I giiesSor Benjamin C,Jr is visiting
c, He Proctor academy gave an ele-
saNt valentine sociable on Friday
evening last. Il was given by the Lit
t@iy association of this popular insti-
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Mr.. ". G. a. Smoot was the guest of
-''i' and Mrs. 5. 5. Jones this week.
v..slrICt Attorney Hatch of Heber
'S Provo visitor this week.
,as;..Iorney S. A King was q Mereur
visitor this week.
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vjsi,s ss Lillian Gates OF Salt Lake is
''ls friends in Provo.
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@lrs. W. J. Bateman returned N her
v,el 49, Ia Salt Lake this week. after a
IN ~ visit with relatives and friends
sbo ~ Garden CITY. During her stay
a. Ahlnited her artistic work at the
millinery s,aylors. where an ad- /