The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-08
OCiety

A good-sized attendance greeted the
Utah Society of the Army OF the Phil
ippines at its fourth grand ball given
in Christsnsens' hall last evening. The
hall has been newly papered and re-
furnished and looked very attractive.
decorated in the colors of the society
red, yellow and white. The walls were
hung with implements of war and on
the platform was banner bearing the
motto. Welcome to the Army of the
Philippines" Dancing was enjoyed till
q late hour.
On the arrangement committee were:
Hinrich Klenke. chairman; L. B. Eddy.
Thomas Sleater, e c. Thomas. E.
Lehman.
Floor COMMUNICATIONS Holburg,
floor manager; William Farnes. assist
ant floor manager; J. l. Thompson, P
Wilkinson, Ed Roberts, Harold Sieater,
Lehi Thomas. D. Archer.
Reception Committee-W. G. Hamp-
ton, Chairman; !. o. Nystrom. E. john
son, ]. F. Grant, NJ. z. Levy. G. w
! Gibbs, o. r. Grow, A. X. Nicholson,
w f. Griffith. Z c. Graves. D. Grund-
Wig.
Mr.. c. Clifford Mathews, who has
been making a brief visit in Salt Lake
as the guest of George Airs. left yes
/ terday morning for Woodbine Ia.
Miss Stella Kirk arrived from Den
NeL ouIUoy eNeHAH6-
The Misses Hanauer have invitations
out for cards on Friday afternoon
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Mr.. Eugene Lewis returned from the
east Saturday evening;
The woman's Republican club re-
sumed it's meetings yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Young. The afternoon was an unusu-
ally interesting one and was enjoyed
1 by a large number of ladies. The first
part of the programme was a memoir
ial service for the late President Nc
I Finiey and consisted of a solo, Near
/ er, My God. to Thee" by Miss Eliza
beth Davis; Sketch of Mckinley S
Last Journey" by Mrs. A. J. johnson
a solo. Lead. Kindly Light" by Mrs.
Frazier. Incidents in the Life of Viii
/ liam Mckinley" given by Mrs. Rachel
| Miller. and when the Mists Have
Rolled Away" sung by Mrs. G, Stan
ley Price. Mrs. John T. Treasure of
Rock Springs, Wyo., played "McKin-
gey's Grand March
At the tisiness session, which closed
| the afternoon. the following ladies were
| appointed to select committees in their
several districts to assist in the cam
paign work of the fall: First precinct
Mrs. Melton. Mrs. w. H. Jones; Second
precinct. Mrs Canning. Mrs. Butter
worth. Mrs. Clarence Bradley. Third
precinct, Mrs. Barlow. Mrs. Belle
White; Fourth precinct, Mrs. Arthur
Brown. Mrs. Hines; Fifth precinct
Mrs. Diehl. Mrs. A. J. Johnson.
| Arrangements were made for card
party to be given the last Wednesday
in the month at the residence of Mrs
Joseph Young. $40 East First Soutl
street. Mrs. Young and Mrs. W. w
Rivers being hostesses. Ices and cake
closed a very pleasant afternoon.
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There was a pleasant little wedding
at the Leroy House yesterday after
noon at o'clock. the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Hugo A. Karrasch and
Miss Edith Parker, Rev. J. j.. AL
britton of the First Methodist church
officiated. Many handsome present:
were received by the happy couple. Mr.
and Mrs. Karrasch will spend theil
honeymoon in St. Joe. No, with the
/ relatives of Mr.. karrasch.
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Mrs. John T. Treasure leaves tomor.
row for her home in Rock Springs
Wyo.
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Mrs. f. J. Vansant left Salt LAX,
City yesterday en- route as A mission
airy to Port Said, Egypt She viii stol
a few days at Denver to meet Mis-
Lyons, and together they will proceed
to Port Said.