The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
PROVO

PROVO.
The gathering of the clans. viz. the
Z reunion OF the Johnson and Jones fam
lies az the First ward Social hall on
| Thursday evening. passed off In splendid
| style, At about O'Clock the matrons
/ anu maids of both families began TO gath
| er aud from heavily laden baskets and
/ Hdm.frS covered three Ions impToXised
tables with suow-white linen and spread
I thereon bOuutiful supply of eatables
! IN the providing of which some of the
{ members are espeg. 1lly notable. The
nedds OF these families were J. F. r.
! Johnson, :. s and Albert Jones. and
| then came their numerous descendants
and several invited guests.
After the report there was a recess for
! an lour, when tde programme for the
! evening commenced. Music, prayer,
chorus Of the male and female members
lcd by Professor BOshaTd, and short ad-
dresses we're the order of he evening
s. s. Jones made the opening address.
| Eeplete with congratulations and advice.
| rather j. Z. r. Johnson, in happy vein.
spoke 70 ms numerous family and
friends; also Nh Nels Johnson Among
Smoot, President David John, II. II.
/ CluIr Bishop knuteSOn NJ. L. Pratt.
| ID j, Williams and William Holmes
| and their wives All of these guests. IN
! their feicit0us remarks. indicated most
/ plainly that should the works and dOings
/ of the Johnson and Jones families fail
] 10 be mentioned there would b some
| very serious and ugly gaps in the history
William Holmes. in a very bries bat
/ witty speech. remarked that while both
! the heads of the families had done We'll
/ ne thought he had done the most in the
! shortest time. The Johnson and Jones
! families had been I'm Provo nearly fifty
1 years He came about three years ago,
| % which time he did not nave a relative
/ ir the state, He married into the john
Z family and rnnIG
4 relatives by the score.
/ At about 10 o'clock the seats were re-
] moved, and old ana Young engaged in
] the dance TO The strains of Professor Yep
sons quadrille band. A little after u
/ O'Clock the assembly dispers d, ali feel
ing well paid for coming together.
/ 4 delightful surprise party was given
/ Mrs. w. f. Ray Thursday evening by
] some of her friends, the occasion being
I the tWeuty-Seventh anniversary of the
ladys birth. The evening passed joyous
| iy with cards, games, readings, music
and dancing. A delicious luncheon vas
/ enjoyed. The guests were AIessrs. and
Mosdames s II. Belmont, ". II. Brere-
/ ton, +. NJ. PdNman. J. W. Mcintosh,
/ Peter Stubs, F. Y. vincent, J. II. Den
[ halter e. F. Watkins James FdTTer,
! John l.. Taylor. J. J. Peters. James
/ StubbS. James ChappelI. George Wheablc.
! j. l.. Hawk, :. G. Ray. John Marwick.
John +. Bart Jesse NJ Smith. Z. T..
I gS-- f'1 10 ii y, ~ -,
/ Pcay, cora Sutton. Fawn Sutton, Lottie
/ Eedueld, Nora Redt-eld, sarah Brereton,
Mary T.. Brereton, ATessrs. Herman
ii - - ~ -. pen 1alA 10y
- 20 'i1J.L Cosqt Ia9 , Guy SL 81
T-ii,.. nag li7' i-'Ioe' 'l'i n anu 'I''
J
Sav The eSTeDtb annf,-ers3I If ~ 49,
/ ding day of Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton.
The bovz Of romnsny q \ Il T. ravr
/ q yor7- sI5r.,neefIli nan ,Tb1Ts5sy- evening
i'm tbe N0zsrr uaviliou The hall VAS
I large and the event was conceded TO be
ono of the most enjoyable balls of the
! season.
Mr. and Airs Franklin spencer Of
/ RnnlerTiUe Nsv VINO have bsa,, ,.isi}-
| their home
. &" d.
/ q. ~ 4ioSIlt ald .-eiIs. Neeo SLnooI were
SAT- IN ''S'
/ NJ r4,..f, -, hoe -,,,,,.,,,5
MIS- 1aItle Harrison mas returned
l''"I d ''Sl' 10 "St Hio'-let ili oaHut.
I
Miss Clara r. CiutI. who has been
1 leacning music in the Spanish Fork pub
TIC SCHOOLS mas returned 10 FToNo'
-" o q"
tea Wednesday IN honor Of he sister,
MISS FRANCES thompson OF flilmo.e. me
/ guests were MISS thompson and Mes
! Games T.. j. Jones -. H. Houtl, -. j.
! G@iiliams,, Laura L "a g.. F9ote. James