The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25

is,,+snant Allen. Lieutenant McCul-
Io,lob DIR. Critchlow, DR.. McElroy,
Messrs. j. W. Thompson, Knox, Tay-
Tor. Gibson, Hardness, Snoup, Nolan,
Porter Westervelt, Goodwin, Ford,
GAYLORD, Weber, G. Lawrence, Ham
mel. Hager. Coffin, NJ Allen, Nc
Cready. Kenyon, Henry, Woodward,
Wilkes. Fields. Glendlnnlng' Charles
Lawrence.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church held its an
nuai meeting yesterday afternoon. The
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President, Mrs. Heffron;
president. Mrs. HOwat;s secretary,
Mrs. Putnam; treasurer, Mrs. Boyd.
The outgoing president Mrs. Car
penter. was presented with a beautiful
hand painted berry bowl.
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w. J. Lawrence and W. ID. Ihomp-
son returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
The Quarterly meeting of the Or
phans' Home ard Day Nursery was
held yesterday afternoon. After the
REGULAR routine business had been dis
posed of. the board Of directors held
an informal reception. The rooms were
prettily decorated and light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Arthur Brown has invitations
out for cards Saturday evening, in
honor Of Miss Miller.
The Chaminade chorus Will give a
concert for the benefit of the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery. The object
Of the entertainment is to raise funds
to maintain a kindergarten at the
home. The date for the affair has not
been set, but it will doubtless be within
the next two weeks. a special feature
of the entertainment will be a Japan
ese chorus in costume. There will also
be g. ladies' orchestra, under the leader
ship CT Miss Sibyl Anderson.
At the annual meeting of the Cleofan,
held yesterday, Mrs. Alice ID. MQyle was
reelected president by acclamdtiOn.
Mrs. Gunner was elected vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Felt, recording secretary;
Mrs. Miner, corresponding secretary;
Miss Jennie Calder, treasurer Mrs.
Cora H Eldredge, critic and librarian.
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Rev. w. NJ. Paden left yesterday for
California.
One of the weddings of the early
summer season Will be that of Lieuten-
ant Frank T Hines and Mise Nellie
Vier. Both young people are well and
fav0rably known in a large circle Of
friends Lieutenant Hines worked his
way from a sergeantcy to a lieuten-
ancy in the Utah batteries, serving
with distinction in the. war against
Spain and in the Filipino rebellion. Miss
Vier has lived in Salt Lake all her life
and has won friends without number
by her many charms Lieutenant Hines
has purchased a building lot on Sixth
street and will shortly erect a hand
some cottage in which, after the bind
ing words have been said, the young
couple will be at home TO their &C
CUaintances.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson, the
noted woman lecturer, will give a lee
ture in Assembly hall tomorrow night
The subject CT the discourse has not
yet been selected. but it will be one
of a number that have made Mrs. Stet-
son famous. Mrs A. w. McCune and
other prominent Salt Lake women have
the matter in charge and they hops
that Mrs. StetSon will be given a well
come commensurate with her merits
The low admission fee Of % cents hae
been fixed for those intending to hear
the lecture. Mrs. Stetson will begin heI
talk at o'clock.