The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-18
N THE SOCIAL REALM,
THE NORWEGIAN HARMONIFN
CELEBRATE.
Speeches, Singing, Banqueting and
Dancing-L- D. S. Business Col
lege to Give Ball-Euterpe Club
Reception-Social Notes.


The S4th anniversary of the establish
ment of the constitution of Norway was
celebrated with enthusiasm under the
auspices of the Norwegian Harmonien
society at St. Marks haI last night. The
attendance numbered about 60.
Speeches We're delivered by O. ]. Ander-
son. editor of the Bikuben, and J. NJ.
Sjodahl, of the Deseret News. The Har-
monien society, composed of 80 members,
rendered some very enjoyable music.
At 10 o'clock the company gathered at
the tables, and after prayer by Rev. A.
w. Winberg, a banquet prepared by the
ladies, was served.
During the banquet F. 5. Ertmann gave
a toast TO the Harmonien society. clos
ing with three cheers for that body, in
which al heartily Joined.
DR.. J. Z. Jennison followed with some
appropriate remarks.
Mr.. NJ. Chrlstopherson, ex-county COM
missioner, delivered a speech, in which
he expressed his gratitude that the
United States protects all foreigners who
may come here, and now the nation has
undertaken to free Cuba. He hoped 10
see the day when Cuba will be free from
the tyranny of Spain.
The celebration closed with dancing.
On the walls were suspended side by
side, the national colors of the United
States Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
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Mrs. Samuel Weitz win entertain this
afternoon in honor of Mrs Wertheimer.
The Clover Leaf club win hold its final
meeting for this season at the First NJ E.
church on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan S. Lowell have
removed TO 80 South Fifth East street.
The business department of the l.. D. S.
college Will give a farewell party at
ChIistensen's tomorrow evening in honor
Of Howard Garrett. VINO is about to de-
part for the east. Dancing will of course,
be the feature, and in addition a short
programme will be rendered. a quar-
tette composed of Misses Winnie Savlle,
Ethel SaYilie. Bessie Edmonds and Mar
garet Glade VIII give a selection. Miss
Nellie Boyer viii give recitation and
Mr.. Peter Christensen u cOrnet solo.
The committees are as follows:
Arrangements. A. Beal, W. a. Jones
and W. p. Funk.
Programme-A. J. Poulsen. II. G.. Willis,
c. NJ. Morris and A e. Jensen.
Floor--D. !. Mckae. a. NJ Nelson and
G. z. Garrett.
The Euterpe club has invitations out for
2 reception TO be given Mr.. Clement Tete-
douX at the Ladies Literary club on Mon
day evening next at SEQ.
Mrs. F. 3. Hamilton gave an informal
musicale last night
DR.. John Quigiey and wife. of Dubuque.
Ia, are in the city. the guests of their
son, 0HdTleS. the ItSiOenI agent OF the
Studebaker Bros. wagon manufacturers
Mr.. Quigley is a pioneer in this country.
and may we'll be classed as a California
argonaut. as he was one of the first to
cross the plains after gold was discovered
at Suffers mill. and the experiences he
encountered during that weary and peril
Gus journey from the middle east to the
far west will bear reciting over and over
again. Mrs. Quigley is enjoying her Salt
Lake visit greatly. as il brings her in
close association with her boys" who
are prominent in Salt Lake business and
social circles
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Miss Edith Ididgley entertained a num-
Der OF volunteers from Fort Kent Non
day night. assisted by Miss Ida Walker
and Miss Grace Holman. The rooms were
hastily decorated with the national colors
and during the evening the guests par
took Of substantial spread.
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Christensen Bros. have extended an in
vitation to the Salt Lake City volunteers
to attend the last Wednesday evening
social at Christensen's hall. Lieutenant
Grau reports that the soldiers will attend
in body.