Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
PROVO 50 CIAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Mitchell Of Salt
Lake city, were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. H. Cluh during the week.
Mr. Charles Homer brother Of John
Homer, is visiting relatives and frisp DIS
here. Mr. Homer left Provo three
years ago and has made his home In
California ever since.
Mrs. Charles Turner left Provo
Thursday for Greeley, Colorado, where
Mr.. Turner has gone TO superlntend
a farm for the Greeley Sugar company,
tst
MIR. william Roylance has gone 10
Greeley, Colorado, aud viii also go TO
Denver where he Will spend some time
with old friends.
I'M. Fisher, Jr.. of Mil Creek, Utah,
is guest Of Prof IBenJ, Cluff.
The many friends Of George w.
Brlmhall VIII be pleased TO learn of his
marriage to Miss Hattie Woolf. The
wedding took place at the home Of the
brides father at Alberta, Canada,
March A. Mr.. BrImhall is son Of
Prof Geo H. Brlmhall, Of the u. Y,
academy, and brother of Mrs. VIII
liam knight The young people Will
make their home at Raymond, Cana
d.
owen Woodruff of Salt Lake city,
gave an interesting lecture on Home
Industry" before the Parents club at
College hall, Wednesday evening Mus
10 was supplied for the occasion from
Prof Lund's class,
The "G3' card club win be entertain
ID next week by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
4. King This number will close the
program Of parties,
Mr. and Mrs. j, r, Twelyes were Wis
ltors in Salt Lake city this week.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding
Of Mr and Mrs David Vincent was re-
membered by large number OF friends
who went with baskets OF picnic and
gifts and gave them genuine surprise
Al their elegant home on Second East
street Monday evening
Mrs, Phares W. Dunyon viii be
gest for two weeks Of her sister, Mrs,
D, ID. Houtz,
Master Shirley Atkln is spending his
vacation al Milford with his father.
A large number Of parents and
friends Of the students from Summit
attending the Brigham Young academy,
visited them Tuesday afternoon. An
Informal reception was given them In
the evening and an impromptu pro-
gram consisting of readings, vocal and
instrumental music was carried out
Miss Myrtle Maiben is visiting her
mother who Is In poor health. Miss
Malben Is employed as teacher at
Bingham.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Sparks. former
~ Of Nephi have rented the Walton
property on Academy avenue and viii
make Provo their home,
Prof. Anton Lund is preparing to give
the opera OF "Dr. Of AlCantare' The
following artists have been chosen for
parts, Mrs Ida Peterson Bell, OF Eph-
rain, Sanpete county; Miss Gansdale
Of Salt Lake City, Miss Jennie Thomp-
son OF springville, and Mr. Ball of Lo-
gan.
Mr.. Phil Margetts Of Salt Lake City
visited his friends in Provo Monday.
Utah Soross met with Mrs. Elizabeth
teen members were present. Papers
were given on the following SUBJECTS
Life Of Macaulay," 'Macaulay's Lay
Of Ancient Rome, "Macaulays Essays,
by Mrs Dora Irvine Mrs. Nettle Il.
King, Miss Alice Reynolds. The club
received a report from Mrs. Rachel
TAFT OF her eastern trip and Greet
lngs' from Mrs. Ida J.. Allen, former
member Of the club who Is now with
her husband In Boston studying medi-
cine, Mrs, Taft brought with her a
very valuable mementO In the form OF
q copy OF the Maryland and Baltimore
Journal, published Friday, Aug. 2O
ltB, from which she read an adver-
tlsement which was very interesting
and Is as follows:
Thomas Brereton, commission and
insurance broker, gratefully acknowl-
eeuges the favors of his friends and
hopes Tor a continuance OF their con-
naence, He has now for sale a packet
Oh good hops, a l0-inch new cable and
wants to buy a negro girl, about II
years Old
a very enjoyable wedding reception
was Given In the First ward Social
pau, Wednesday evening IN honor Of
Mr II, Johnson son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
> T. X. Johnson, and Miss Juliet Stew
aart daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis !
stewart who were married this week |
~ lhe SAT- Lake Temple, Many OF the |
.llehds OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were
present and spent a most ENJOYABLE |
-Yenlhg' Mr.. johnson will leave on
mission to the Sandwich Islands in a
Few days.
number OF the friends OF Mrs. Han
-ah d Tucker gave the lady a sur
lIlse party Thursday evening, at her
.'olle IN this ciety. A delightful social |
7'ehng was enjoyed.
Inc class OF 1905 gave a very sue
.essiul ball, Thursday evening in the
1loSueiny The hall was beautifully
1iEgsuls'ed ana a kangaroo court fur
"'""d considerable amusement.
,n mrs' Jennie Wilkins entertained the
Iupus OF her department and Il num-
n 49,, W friends very pleasantly in the
macon school Friday evening.
miss Vilate Elliott was the recipient