The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
PROVO.

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lord and Clarence West.
PROVO.
Provo. May 2S-The Alumni BANQUET OF
the Brigham Young university, while each
{ year q Leading society event OF this city,
brlnglhe together many of the leading
cltlzens or this n other states, was this
( year of an exceptionally brilliant charaC-
ter IL was held at the leading hotel Of
the city the Roberts. and covers were
laie Tor Us. There We're TO decorations
outside of the table decorations, Which
were of a pleasing character.
Professor A. b Anderson acted with
aBlitY the part or postmaster. ana the
following t0asts were responded to-:
These First Days, Mrs. BENJAMIN Cuff,
jr.. DANISH story" Professor A. g.
\ Lind; he Warehouse Attorney w.
T. Eydalch. poem by Miss Annie Pike,
Iead by Miss heike; "Reminiscences,
Professor J.. T.. Hickman
The following were the hOnOred guests
OF the occasion; Senator and Mrs, Reed
SmOot. Messrs, and Mesdames S. t. Chip
ma Of American Fork. /. HOlbroOk,
George II, BrimhslL Joseph Cheever, NJ.
Q. Davis, ID. ID. Houtz. S. p. Eggertseu,
u. S. Hinckley. E. IT, Holt. Thomas
Court, j. h. Keller. a. c. Lund. vs.. =,
hydalcl, Charles u Nav j. X. Murdock,
Charleston; vs. S. Rawlings, Ernest PART
ridge. A. J.. Booth. Guy q. Wilson. JOh
A. Vance, j.. -. Hickman. ". S. Ward,
Clarence Jarvis. ]. L. Brown, Edwin
Smart, MOsher PaCk Alexander Gillespie,
Alfred Osmond A. d Anderson, Eph-
] IatfAa II. a. EMEiSEl. E."Nr- MEsnfEE. Al
bert miller, ". b. Cluff, %. ". Apde}in.
w. III. Boyle. Payson: Mesdames p. Cuff,
Il, Amelie Maeser, Sarah T.. Cuff Lizzie
Magleby, ISABEL Smith. and Amanda
Young; Misses VIC ~Sorenson, Retta
Young. Frsncella Adams. Fora Smith.
Sadie Preston, Ella Larsen. Etfie Howe.
Sylina Brown Jennie Knight Miriam
Aeike ana Su5d IallaEe5 MesSTs- George
3. TAYLOR, Warren and Byron Cotton,
Nernal: George c. Laney. Thomas Smith.
Earl Glade, George H. Cope. John =.
HaTEZ and To- AaHUrHwm
The Social and Washington clubs Of
salt Lake City ran "a special Grain from
ne eabital thursday evening and gave a
detightful ana most SUCCESSFUL ban at the
Mozart dancing pavilion in this city
Many Of the Provo people attended. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Professor Newton NOEes. principal of
the snow academy. EplTaIm. is spending
part Of his vacation in Provo with his
mother.
There was an elaborate reception and
banquet given the college graduates OF
the j. Y. r.. by the class of 1904 Tuesday
evening" in the College hall. The colors
everywhere In evidence were the class
colO&-gold ana purple Those present
were: Senator Mrs. Reed SmOOt,
Messrs. and Mesdames George H. Brim-
qail, Clarence Jarvis. Theodore johnson,
John y. Booth, Royal W0olley, James j..
CheeVer, A. O.. Luud. Byron o. Cotton,
Jesse NJ. Smith. Of Salt Lake City; Misses
johnson Sarah Harris Tessie Hines. Al
lle Smoot. irene Coiyin, lucille young
FORA smith, Etfe HoWe, Jennie Knight,
Ora Holbrook; Messrs Byron Cotton.
George @. L.aneF. Arnold Hines. Horace
Merrii, DAVID Edmonds. O. e. wilson,
and Archie 81 GheeRey.
Professor n. T. Nelson of this city and
ried Wednesday. May 25. iu the Salt Lake
temple. The couple viii leave shortly for
the east, the professor having been
granted a years leave Of absence from.
the Brigham Young university, where he
IS the senior member or dean of the fac
ulty Leading educational institutions Of
Postmaster Glove returned Tuesday
from the pOstmasters' convention at St.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Heduuist viii leave
tuesday for an extended tour in the east,
Whicn viii include a visit to the Worlds
with frlends at &eneseo, lis
Oscar A. kirkham Of Lehi. one of
ltah.s famed Yocalists, and Miss Ida
MuTdock OF Charleston, who has been
attending school in this city during the
last year. were married Wednesday in
the Salt Lake temple. The popular young
couple vii be az home after June 1 at
Miss Ia PFiel Dunn left this week with
a party OF friends 10 do the Worlds fair
Frank Beers Of Pleasant Grove spent
Monday at the Garden City.
Miss Ada Wilkins is visiting friends
THIS week at Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Graham visited
The Little Minister" Wednesday even
ing as the guests Of Mrs. Asenath s
Mr.. and Mrs John Tburgood gave a
welcome home party in honor of David
Johnson, recently returned from the Ha-
Wattan islands. Monday evening. at their
cosy httla home at l54 West Third South
street. Ihe evening was delightfully."-
spent I'M social chat, games, songs and
rqCttatlons. Dainty and delicious refresh
meHts were served. The guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Alma Stewart.
arthur Mitchell, Ray Jones, ole II. Oh
sen, 1F., and Hank Johnson; Misses Ellen
Johnson, Sadie Harding. Louie Park,
Hannah Johnson. Myrtle Jones. FsteIIa
Park. Emma LOveless. Eliza Stewart, and
Ivy Stewart Messrs. David Johnson. Don
Park. WIlfOrd Johnson and George Peay.
Mrs. ~. H. D~usenberTy was in Salt
Lake City Tuesday
Among those who went to the state
capital to see Miss Aiaude Adams in THE
Little Minister were Messrs. and Mes
danes W IS SDaff0rd. L. O. Taft, Har-
Vey Cuff r. r, Irvine, ir.s George Ha-
Grant BagiCy, Leon Bachman. a. W.
Iayl0r. Misses Beulah and lena Bach
man. Leah and Mile Daniels and Nina
Dr. Calder. assistant physician at the
state mental hospital left thts week for
st. Louis and other eastern cities. He
VIII meet with a medical association while
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.. Woodhouse have
returned from a delightful trip TO Cali
Captain Wedgwood was down from the
state capital Wednesday receiving the
greetings of many old friends ard neigh
bors.
Miss Ia Priel returned Monday from a
weeks visit with friends in PaVs0n.
Mayor Roylance spent Thursday in Og-
Perry Beesley has returned from an
extended visit TO the Worlds fair.
SIR. and Mrs. William McCOard leave
Monday for ST. Louis TO inspect the great
taiF and before returning to their noun
tain home they VIII vlslt friends reia-
tives at Fort Scott. Kansas.
a delightful and successful surprise
party was given in honor or BIZ. and Mrs.
y ] Cooper at their home 5l South
friends participated. A deliehtlul social
evening was spent and refreshments were
served.
Miss Minnie Peterson Of Scipio. AIiiard
ercises at tie j. Y. q. She WIS tho
guest while iH the city of airs. Louise
Mcbride.
Cards are cut a~nnouncinc the wedding
reception Of the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
=. =. Daniels. at tle home on the young
hfice parents. 3I tast Fourth South
street The young iady, Miss Pearl Dan-
ieist VINO has been prominent iu Social
SIR. G. W. Thomas. Both are members
or Proves Oldest families "a have in
Vulnerable friends.
Miss Daisy BurleF. a|rsanist Of the Third
ware, was success iuiiy surprised on Mon
day evening at the Third ward social
ABOUT s~eFeuly-fiVe of her musical
Ltleles were present. a delightful mu-
seal programme was rendered. Ice cream
ana q We're served.
J. X MurGocE of Charleston spent the
fore part OF the week with friends ln thia
j. II. WiIliams wltb the Star & storrs
n Colorado spent tie week
Win MS fafnily In thts city
oran Lewis OF suaish Fork spent
AnHnr-AaH M~HHH d.