The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-19
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The friends of Judge and Mrs. Royle
and Mrs. Martha Royle King were
given. a rare treat last night at the
musicale. Mrs. King had selected as
her opening numbers Snow Flakes"
by Cowen, and Neyin'S -Oh, That We
Two Were Maying," and both songs
were rendered with marvellous feeling
and expression The rich tones OF her
voice were well brought out in the
sacred song from Ment1elssohn's ora
toFio OF st. Paul, and the two little
gems from Allitsen were finely given.
In response to the encore which fol-
lowed these, the plantation Lullaby
which has so delighted her hearers be-
fore. was sung by request Mrs. Kings
closing number was Dicks Spring IS
Here" which was the most sprightly
and one OF the most graceful numbers
on the programme.
The Treble Clef club was heard for
the first time, and every number was
received with a burst or applause. In
the song From Bygone Day" Miss
Dryers rich alto voice was especially
noticeable, while Miss Cohn and Miss
Davis sustained the mediums tones
beautifully.
Mr.. Woodmansee gave three piano
selections, Chopin's prelude in ID fiat,
the allegro from McDowelPS Sonata
Tragica,' and the nocturne, by Aren-
sky, which is such a favorite with the
people Of Salt Lake. 1t was the last
appearance of the gifted young pianist
here for some time, as he leaves this
morning for the east.
At the conclusion of the programme
pleasant hour was spent socially and
punch was served in the parlor by the
Misses Dyer and Terhune.
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Mr. aud Mrs. Don II. Porter announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Claire to Mr.. Charles Spencer
Mann of Los Angeles. The bride is one
of Salt Lakes most prominent young
society bellies. and is great fayorite
The groom is a prosperous young bust
ness man of Los Angeles. The date OF
! the wedding has not yet been set
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Mrs Edwin T. Holmes, accompanied
by Miss Shoop. Miss Laura Bransford
and Miss Grace Emery. left Last night
for Idaho Falls, where they Will join
Colonel Holmes and make a tour of
Yellowstone park. They will be gone
about a week.
Governor and Mrs. Wells viii return
from their summers outing at Soda
Springs the last day of the month.
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Mrs. John Reed viii entertain at an
informal Kensington this afternoon IN
honor of her guest, Mrs. w. w. Belts
of st. Louis.
Mrs. Mary \. Young who has spent
the past ten months in Honolulu with
her daughter. Mrs. Schweitzer, has re
turned 10 the city and is at home at
log West First North street
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Mrs. Agnes Osborne and her sister,
/ Mrs. Urquhart of Rochester, have gone
to Brighton for the coming week.
| Mrs. Alma Katz has returned from
Soda Springs and is at home with her
| daughter. Mrs. L. f. Ritter.
Mrs. ]. f. Marshall is at home for
the present at 254 South Third East
| street.
Miss Lucille Sears gives a japanese
card party this evening.
Misses Katherine and Emily Guitar
! of Columbia, No, are visiting the
Misses Cameron and salHe Leonard.
Miss Matte Farrow left Monday
morning for northern Utah, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mr. Angus Moyle has returned from
! Tdrk Clly.
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! Miss Cora Mcdonald is TO be the
/ guest shortly of Mrs. Albert c. Jones
at 1S1 South Eighth East street.
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Mr.. Herman Zuzah of Boonville, Mo.
is visiting his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II
| Z. Schiller
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Mrs. William H. King will entertain
| informally at luncheon tomorrow.
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The Misses Wall have gone to Den
/ yer for a short trip with their father
Colonel L. A. Wall.
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/ Miss Pfeiffer of Omaha and Miss
Conway of York. Neb.. are the guest.
of Mrs. George Steiner.
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Miss Mabelle James has returned
from Nevada.