The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
TEE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, OCTOBER s. 1899

rived in Ogden Thursday and accepted
a position in c. F. PEBBLES drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Herrick have gone
to Chicago for weeks stay.
Mrs. R. C. Taylor and daughter are
back from an extended visit in Hit
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs Ad Kuhn will entertain
Rabbi Loewenstein on the occasion Of
his visit next Tuesday.
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Society is interested in the lecture to
be given by Rabbi Loewenstein next
Tuesday evening on 'gche Dreyfus
Case"
George McGenagle is back tosthe city
after an extended absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. O'Harnett
have moved to 961 Twenty-third street.
where they are at home to their friends.
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On Tuesday, Oct 8, La Coterie con-
vened at the beautiful home of Miss
Wilhemine Kiesel and proved to be
one of the most enjoyable sessions the
society has ever held.
Mrs. Bigelow, in her own original
way, gave a talk on Egyptian Charac-
teristics and Customs" which ELECTED
many questions and a very animated
conversation, causing much merriment
and more information.
Mrs. Fred Adams described the finest
and most enduring of all arts, Mo-
sales" as only an artist could, giving an
outline of how the work was done, as
we'll as a description of many of the
beautiful results attained by the Egyp-
tons. Miss Kiesel, Miss Shansenbach
and Miss Bannister supplemented Mrs.
Adams talk with a brief sketch of
what they had seen in mosaics in the
different old churches of Europe during
their recent trip abroad.
One of the interesting features of the
afternoon was a letter from Rabbi
Loewenstein of Salt Lake in which he
kindly consents to lecture in Ogden
Wednesday, Oct. IL, on The Dreyfus
Case" for the benefit of the Critten-
den Rescue Home. This lecture will
present many interesting features of
this celebrated case, which have not
been recounted in the newspapers, and
will explain many points that have not
been understood.
Many Of the Coterie members are ac-
lively assisting Miss Hurst in her noble
efforts to relieve distress and place the
home on a better financial basis. Mrs.
Adam Kuhn will entertain Rabbi Loew-
enstein during his stay in Ogden.
The date for the lecture to be given
by Rabbi Loewenstein has been
changed to Tuesday evening, the 10th,
instead of Wednesday, the 18th, as
stated elsewhere in this column
The visits of the Salt Lake Opera
company to Ogden have always been
made distinct society events. Their
coming with their new opera of MADE
leine, or The Magic Kiss next Friday
evening is eagerly awaited.
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The Aglaia held its regular meeting
on Sept. 26, with Mrs. Mccormick. A
large attendance of members and
guests filed the pleasant parlors and
enjoyed the programme, which was
opened by Mrs. Ives reading from
Pride and Prejudice" Mrs. Bent fol-
lowed with a review of the book and
then came Mrs H. H. Smiths story pa
per on The Life and Work of Jane
Aucten." Mrs. Smiths method of treat
ment added to the general discussion of
the author, herself, many home and
heart thong hts that left the hearers am
bilious to build UP the home influence.
Mrs. Gordon led in the discussion of
the paper and then the hostess served
refreshments in honor Of the day, the
sixth birthday of the club.
Mrs. Gideon entertains the members
at the next meeting, on Oct. 10.
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Mrs Ransford Smith spent the week
in Salt Lake.
The Rathbone Sisters gave their open
ing card party of the season last Sat
urday evening at their spacious lodge
rooms in the old Standard building, and
a most suspicious opening it was. Be
sides a pleasant hour at cards a most
delicious lunch is served at these card
parties and the evenings thus spent are
most enjoyable.
Miss Matte Branscom and John P.
Rosevear were married Monday even
ing.
Miss Bessie Kingsford, the next inter
state pupil to finish the course if mu-
steal studies as taught by Mrs. Sher-
wood, has passed the final examina-
tions with a good general average and
expects to receive the certificate of pro-
fciency this month. Miss Kingsford,
assisted by Miss Tulie Baker. the next
candidate for honors, and other mem
bers of the class will give a compli-
mentary recital to their friends in the
near future.
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On Saturday afternoon the members
of the Historical society were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. Metcalf at
the State school. The excellent work of
this club was well demonstrated by the
splendid literary programme which was
thoroughly enjoyed by full attend
ance Of members.
Mrs. Corey gave a very interesting
talk on The Feudal System" She
handled her subject entirely without
notes. A we'll prepared paper compar-
ing Freedom and Slavery" was pre-
sented by Miss Eddy Mrs Bichsel so
wildly portrayed THE Women in the
Days of Chivalry" as to bring them
before the minds of her enthusiastic
listeners.
Several selections from THE Idylls of
the King" We're read by Mrs. Bishop in
her most easy and interesting manner.
During a short social hour the hostess
served light refreshments, after which
the members departed to meet Oct. IA
with Mrs. Bishop at 1856 Oak street.
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Miss Lizzie Swobe formerly of Og-
den, was married at Boise City, Oct. 5,
to Mr.. Alexander w. Sutherland.
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