The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-03

the first part of the programme The
Comedy Bicycles was put on by a
clever cast, John L. Herrick represent
ing Thaddeus Perkins Ia beginner).
George Wardlow took the part of Ed
Bradley, a scoffer at the sport. yet
brimfuH of solicitude for wife who
was an enthusiast and whose enthu
siasm landed her in the police station
Mabelle Greenwell took the part of Mrs.
Bradley, while Willard Spiers and l.
D. Treseder represented gentlemen en-
thusiasts.
Miss Moench represented the much
wrought-up Mrs. Perkins with much
skill.
Miss Maud Dee was the sweet sopra-
no of the evening. and notable features
of the programme were The Chariot
Race" by Miss Moench. "A View of
Life BY Naughty Girl recited by
Ethel Watts. and. Buying a Feller,"
by Rachel Middleton. The young ladies
of the advanced physical culture class
and the girls of the minor class did
some very creditable marching and
step dancing Miss Moench and ten
other young ladies closed the artistic
entertainment with some beautiful
statue studies.
John Farr left Tuesday morning for
missionary work in England.
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Friday evening. in the Second ward
institute. there was given an enter
tainment in honor of c. C. Richards,
jr.. Rob Wilson and Alva SccVllle, who
are to leave soon for mission work in
Germany The entertainment was so
successful that it was repeated last
night. Besides the operetta Red Rid
ing Hood" a choice programme was
given, including some excellent march
ing by boys and girls.
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Deputy Supreme Commander Wright
and Past Commander Wright were up
from Salt Lake Friday evening to at
X. o. T. NJ. Some speeches were made
and a general social time, lasting sew
eral hours, was had.
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Mrs John w Noble and son arrived
Sunday from California Mr.. and Mrs
Noble will take possession of the w. |
W. Corey home, 2639 Jefferson avenue, |
this week, and will make their home
there.
w. w Corey will leave tonight for
Independence, Ida, where his family |
will spend the summer
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A very pleasant evening was spent by /
a few friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
Stair, at their home, 1861 Lincoln. |
Cards were INDUCED in for a while. |
when a lunch was served. The rest of |
the evening was enjoyed by listening to
music and playing games The guests
invited were DR.. and Mrs e. E. Rich,
DR.. and Mrs. Baker. Messrs. and Mes
danes George Oxman, Hewitt, H EN-
nett, j. Ellis, ]. jenkins. George Shor-
ten, 3. Brooks, VIII Browning, George
Browning, John Herrick, F. J. Stevens,
I've, Dol IicSaS Nan E,Tnmafr ]
Mamie McQuaTrie, Imogene Wilson,
Josie Zitzman, Minnie ZitZman, Mary
Riley and Mr.. Ed Ensign.
A party was given last night by Bert
Adams, in honor of Com. Richards. The
party occurred at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 3. Adams.
At the meeting of the John A Logan
Literary club. held Friday, March 25.
he subject of patriotism was viewed
rom the standpoint of an aggressive
American, by Mrs. Epperson; from the
side advocated by a min
ster), by Mrs jenkins; and Senator
rhurston's most touching appeal to the
senate by Mrs. MaIlett- 1t seemed i'm
possible to separate patriotism at pres
mt from Spain and the Cuban ques-
ion, and anent the discussion. it ap-
cared that at recent theatrical per-
ormance God Save the Queen" re-
.eived more applause than The Star |
;pangled Banner" The old-faShioned
ustom of standing when the national !
lynn is sung. and saluting the flag
whenever it is shown, might well be re- ;
lived at this time. Domestic science Is
he topic for next Friday
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Mrs. A. T. Corey will leave shortly {
or Independence, Ida.
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Mrs. Dupont of Salt Lake is the guest
f Mrs. Abe Kuhn: !.
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The Misses Stelus entertained the S.
}. o. B. club Saturday afternoon.
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Mr. H. G. Snyder of Ogden was united /
\ marriage to Miss Pearl Creighton on Y