The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02
Observation-Disclosures
OGDEN SOCIETY.
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"A young lady of rare musical accom-
plishments is visiting friends in this city
and will give piano recital at the res
idence Of Mayor Spencer Monday, May
3, at p. m
Mr.. Spencer has very generously
thrown open his lovely home for this
benefit for the Free kindergarten asso-
citation, and it is hoped that the good
people of Ogden will show their appre-
citation of his kindness and of this mus
zeal treat by filling the parlors on this
occasion.
The Tacoma Ledger says: Probably
no pianist who has appeared in Tacoma
has met with the success of Miss
Potain in her recital before the Ladies
Aius4cal club. Her playing shows power
and finish; particularly pleasing was
her rendition of the Nocturn op Is No. 2
and Impromptu Chopin. These num-
bers We're given with delicacy and feel
ing and received an enthusiastic en-
core
The annual meeting of the Aglaia will
be held with Mrs. Corlew on Tuesday,
May 4. The usual literary programme
will be given in Connection with the
election of officers. All members are
urged to be present.
Miss Francis Wilson of Park City
spent a few days of the past week in
Ogden.
Ex-Mayor R. C. Lunday is in Ogden
from Denver for few days at his old
home.
Charles G. Linsley visited in Ogden a
day or two last week and returned to
Evanston.
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Frank Patton. son of 4. 3. Patton. is
quite i'll with typhoid at Como, Colo.
John Thompson of San Diego stopped
off in Ogden for visit with his father.
w. NJ. Thompson. and went on to Boise
City Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. TEMPLE of st. Louis
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richards at
the Tanner block.
Mrs. w. ]. Shealey has returned from
California, where she has been for the
improving of her health.
Mrs. David Brunfeld and daughter.
Maud, now residing in Helper were |
guests of Mrs. George Bullock during
the past week
Fred Fowler, now of Omaha, but for |
merly manager of the Utah Hot |
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Mr.. c. Gourley. son of R. NJ. Gourley. |
has removed from Nebraska and will |
make Ogden his future home.
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Sherman E. Halliday returned re-
Gently from California and has accepted
a position with the Union Pacific at |
Echo.
Miss Ella Conroy is visiting friends in
Pocatello.
On Wednesday last Rev. w E. Mai
son performed the ceremony uniting in
Philip Kahn and Miss Lizzie
Collins. The young couple spent a day
Or two in Salt Lake and returned to
make their home here. The groom is
in the freight department of
he Rio Grande Western.
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On Thursday last, in the Salt Lake
emple. Frank Foulger was united in
marriage to Miss Lothe Bartlett. The
groom is the eldest son of Wallace
Toulger, and is capable and trusted
nachinist in the employ of the Union
Pacific. His winsome bride was a res
dent of Kanesville, but has of late
,een in the employ of the John Scow-
# hosts Of friends go with the young
ouple.
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Mrs. NJ. H. Beardsley- came up from
Helper to visit with her son. Willis T.
Seardsley. G
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Mrs. E. NJ. Allison entertained the {
oily High Five club Monday night
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DR.. L. Walker left Wednesday for c
IDAHO to be gone for several weeks. :
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Invitations are out for a class exhi-
ition at Mrs. Herrick's studio in the {
.oan and Trust building Tuesday and
May and 8.