The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
Provo.
PROVO.

Ing tA the Officers OF the SlNlh NdIh
y. L. NJ. l. \. TO the members of their
association, was one Of the social events
of the season. The following excellent
programme was rendered: Singing by the
Sixth Ward choir; selection by the Gui-
tar and Mandolin club; recitation, Miss
Hannah Dunn; song, Miss Eva Ward;
recitation. Miss May Alexander; song,
Win Roberts; recitation, Mrs. Ella Beck
stead; song Miss Ella Sward; selection
by the Guitar and Mandolin club. After
which they adjourned 20 the basement,
which presented most beautiful appear
ance. The room was prettiiy decorated
in white and green. and long tables were
elaborately decorated with flowers and a
variety Of fruit About 80 sat down and
enjoyed the delicious fruit, after which
games were INDUCED in until a late hour,
when all departed expressing themselves
as having had very enjoyable even
ing
Howard Lindsay chief clerk Of the rail
way mani service; and wife came down
from Ogden Sunday and spent the day
IN Provo as the guests of James Glove.
j. II. Randall OF ogden was IN this city
Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. w ii.
Newell knight was in Salt Lake Thurs
day.
Misses Laura and Ella Larsen OF
Pleasant Grove have moved to Provo for
the winter. Miss Ella mas accepted a
position as instructor In the Brigham
Young university.
Alr. and Mrs. L. Holbrook have returned
from Canada after "a short but very
pleasant visit with their son.
Mrs Rhoda Perry Smith OF Salt Lake
spent a few days visiting relatives and
friends in Provo this week.
Warren Ekins returned home after an
absence OF two years IN the Eastern
States mission. lie reports "A most en-
loyable time and returns in the best OF
Mrs Sarah p Brereton left Thursday
Tor Logan. whore she Will spend a couple
Of days and will then visit relatives at
Ogden before returning.
Mrs. a. G. Beebc spent Tuesday IN
American Fork visiting her parents, MI.
and Mrs Thomas Barrett
n" Startup candy factory employees
enjoyed an outing at the Provo Lake
resort Thursday. They. with a few in
Ntru friends. left the factory on hay
racks at s O'Clock The early part OF
the evening was passed i'm boating and
bathing, then the tables were spread and
"a delicious lunch served. The remaining
portion OF the evening was spent in dan
cling.
The Second ward Y. L. NJ. /. \. opened
their seasons work Tuesday evening with
a very pleasing social The evening was
iassed i'm songs. recitations and games.
Fruit was served during the evening.
Mrs. II. s. Pyne and daughter Edna
arc visiting in Salt Lake this week.
Thomas Court will leave Friday for Sa-
mao. where he will labor il the mission
field. Mr.. Court has been employed Tor
a number of years at the Brigham Young
university in this city
A NEST delightful social was held Nom
day evening al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w, Cooper, at their home, Ssl
South Fifth West, In honor of their
daughter Ethel. IL being the twentieth
anniversary Of he- birth Flowers and
snany beautiful presents were received by
the Young lady. The time. was pleasantly
passed in games AMI musical selections,
and "A delicious supper was served by
the hostess. Among those present We're:
Misses Lydia knudsen, Ada wilkins. NJ
UOlquist. Lille Johnson, Ettie Cursion,
NJ Jensen, Belle Harrison. \ Ianher,
Tennie kirkwood Fern Hickman, II.
Tanner. Ivy Stewart. Grace Gay and
Lydia Stewart, Messrs. Albert knudson,
George Dalquist. a. l.. Johnson, a. tat
iidaV W.-Rasmussen. Reid Johnson, Wal
ter Miller and David Johnson, and Messrs-
and Mesdalnes ID. r. Halliday and w 7.
Adams
Mrs. Agnes Cummings of Heber has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. VIII
liam Strong. tor the last two weeks.
Miss LCttie Strong has been visiting
relatives and friends in Heber and Park
City.
Professor and Mrs. Claire Reid of this
CITY have left for Boston. where the pro
fessor will enter upon a course of study
in the New England Conservatory of Mu-
sic. extending over a period OF two years.
Mrs IT, NJ Russell of Delaware O.. Is
i'm this city, called here or account of
the illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis,
wife OF the pastor OF the NJ. +. church.
\ most delightful surprise was given
J. d. SnOWden at his home Monday even
ing by "A merry crowd of young people
The time was pleasantly passed with
games songs and recitation. Dainty re-
freshments were served. The guests We're:
Misses Mayme Billings; Goldie GiHeSpie'
MAY Thurman. Flora Berg, Leona Bill
ings; MeSsrs. Murray Snow. Clay Spen-
Ger Calvin Fletcher, Tom ROylanCe. Wal
ter Jenkins. Joseph Passcy and Harvey
Miss Rowena Booth has returned home
from New York. where she has been for
some time studying music.
MeSSrS and Mesdames w h. SpaffOrd
and Alexander Hedquist left Provo We'd
nesday Foe st. Louis.
Miss Ida Boshard has returned home
from two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". White OF Goshen
are visiting their daughter, Mrs w. V.
Price. in this city.
Mrs. Walter stone accompanied by
her two children Miss Katherine and
Master Walter. has gone to California
for "A short visit.
Mrs. frank Resell. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Wilkins of this city. has ar
rived from Missouri with her family TO
Join her husband. who arrived here some
weeks ago. Their many friends will be
pleased to learn that they intend TO
make Provo their future home
Professor a. c LGnd. o. W. Andelin
and Misses Florence Jepperson and Jen-
ME Thompson are making "a tour through
Sanpete county this week.
Mr.. LamOreauX. who for some time
past has been employed as prescription
clerk with the Provo Drug company, left
Thursday FOR his home in Kansas.
Nessrs. and MeSdames Leon and Charles
Nacher. who have been camping in Straw
berry valley for six weeks past, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Levitt formerly of Provo.
but who for the past two years has been
in the employ OF the Paris Millinery
store IN salt Lake City. and Eugene Stei-
fel. q popular young man of that city,
were married today.
Miss Maud Graham returned home from
Nephi Thursday after very pleasant
weeks visit with friends in that city
Mitchell Strebel and Miss Ethel Rob-
crts, two popular young people Of Provo,
were married in this city Wednesday
Word has been received from Alfred
Robinson, who has been absent two years
on a mission to Europe, that he Will ar
rive home on Sept u.
A most delightful farewell party was
held Wednesday evening at the Fourth
ward assembly haH in honor Of Miss
Nellie Joseph of Samao. The room was
pretdly decorated with flowers and an
excellent musical programme was rem
dered During che evening a beautifully
bound Bible was presented the guest of
honor by the Y. L. NJ. l. ~ showing the
high esteem IN which she Is held by those
whom she has associated with since she
came to Titan. Miss Joseph returned with
Edward Smart from Samao some three
years ago. and has attended school mere.
She will return 20 her home mis-
sfonary TO assist others in gainging the
knowledge she has acquired while mere
She is of q most agreeable disposition
and has won a warm place In the hearts
of Provo people, and her departure viii
be much regretted.
most successful surprise was planned
and carried into effect Monday evening
on Mr. and Mrs T. n Vincent at their
home I'm the Second ward About thirty
of Ihnir friends ladnn with hHskffs of