The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
IN SOCIETY.

Orolinc Brown Leah and Myrtle Hog
gard. Viola and Heba Lee. Marie Cassidy
and Sarah Harper an of American Fork,
Alessrs. Glen BaleUEer of Price. and Air.
Long Of Fort DuCheFue.
Thomas Barrett of American Fork
spent Wednesday with his sister Mrs. A,
Howard Looming. brother of Mrs. DIR.
Love. has arrived this week from New
Jersey He IS talking of spending tho
summer in the m0untaihs.
g. II. Decker spent Tuesday in Ogden.
~. i. Stafford was iu Salt Lake city
Tuesday.
/. l. Num- left for Sew York this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED Sparks. jr.. left Fri
day morning Tor am extended trip through
the southern counties Of the state. They
expect TO De gone about two weeks.
Misses kIossie Pond and Alice isieE en-
tertalned the Nineteenth Century CLUB
Friday afternoon. The session was de-
voted TO the study of Teuuyzon. Miss Is
ley conGHctng the discussion in a very
able and instructive manner.
MIS- Hattie BuCElgr. president of tho
NinereeEth Century club, left for Mag
ara Tuesday where she VIII spend m"
summer. Nm May she viii attend the Ma
uonal Federation Of Nomens. clubs al
ST. Louis
". +. Rydaich and Harry. Cuff went
IhursdaE TO American FORK % after"
the funeral of the late William Cart
wright who was killed ON the railroad
track a few DAYS ago.
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Salt Lake City Friday
State Treasurer John D. Dixon was in
our city Thursday.
A large number OF students of the J..
ID. S. Salt Lake came down to take part
n the field sports with the students of
the b. " T. Saturday.
An excellent programme Of athletic
sports was carried out by the pupils of
the public schools of this city Friday Oh
j. W. Bruce Of Paouia, Colo. came to
Provo Thursday afternoon to take
charge OF the remains of his son,
Charles, who was killed on Tuesday
while attempting TO board a train at Lehi
Farley p. Pratt returned to his home
in sacramento. Cal, Tuesday after hay-
ing spent a week visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Pratt of this
W L. Biersach Of the Telluride Powei
company was Salt Lake visitor Friday
Mrs. w. ID. Roberts, jr.. left the first
OF the week FOR Denver where she viii
Visit with friends Tor couple or weeks.
Isaac Bullock OF Lone Tree WyO-, is
visiting with relatives in this city for a
few days.
Mrs. Hvrum Jensen spent the week in
Nephi visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sparks
Mrs. Hugh Mclean is visiting relatives
Iu salt Lake this week as the guest of
SIR. and AIRS. George Johnston.
Mr. Ray AshWOrth and family former
y or Eureka have decided to make Provo
The dinner and supper served at the
Proctor academy on Saturday by the
Ladies. Aid society was in every way "a
grand success
A large number or Provo people are
making arrangements 20 visit st, Louis
next month
The two junior classes of the NJ I. as
soclations of the Sixth ward held q very
pleasing social Monday evening Games
of various kinds were enjoyed by all
present. Ice cream and cake We're
served.
TT. J.. A. Culmer the well known ar
with stere0ptiC0u Illustrations Thursday
evening MAY 3. at o'clock I'm College
nall 81 y J-- under the auspices of the
Nineteenth Century club of Provo. The
lecture will be free to all and a cordial
invitation is extended TO the people of
Provo and surrounding towns The hail
mas been Kindly given for the occasion.
10 ls 20 be hoped the general public viii
show their appreciation 10y filling it for
Mr.. Gunner with large audience. The
subject o. the lecture VIII be THE Do
main of Art
Mr. and airs. W. u. Roberts enter
tanned number of their friends last
Saturday evening iu honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. salt, who left Monday for England
after a two years visit i'm Utah. The
evening was passed mainly i'm listening to
the beautiful musical selections given
by Madam DeLOeTy and w D. Roberts
1r Covers We're laid and q delicious
spread served by the charming hostess.
The guests were lcEsrs. and Mesdameg
j. II. ETisby, W. j. Startup. Arthur n,
TAYLOR Arthur Salt. w. j. Roberts ir.
Mesdames Lueha stone and Lillian De-