The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-29
Ociety "


the north Assisting in entertaining
the guests were Mrs Ledyard Bailey
and Mrs. ]. r. Walker.
The programme was one well calcu-
lated to delight the audience. each
number being a gem in itself The
vocal solos were charmingly rendered.
the clear tones OF Mrs. Kings voice
flowing with rare sweetness in her
number. Thou Art So Like Unto a
Flower: and Mrs Mont Ferry's voice
showing her best work in A. Goring
Thomas "A Summer Night Every
number would claim its mead of praise
if one should discriminate. but the
beauty OF the selections for the piano,
the delicaey of tone and the marvellous
power of expression shown by Mr..
Woodmansee may not be overlooked.
Especially. beautiful TO his listeners
was the number of his own composing,
which was his closing one.
After the programme a delightful So
cial hour was spent, and delicious re-
freshments were served in the dining
room to the large number of friends
who were present. The dining room
was In charge ot Mrs W. A. Nelden.
and assisting her were DIR. Lucia
Miles AID Miss Edna Bailey. The table
was decorated with sweet pets. and
two heavy silver candelabra with pink
candles graced either end. Among the
guests present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Boggs, Colonel and Mrs. Munrce, DIR.
and Mrs. Bickford. Mrs Elliott, DR..
and Mrs. BascOm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witcher Jones. MIR. and Mrs. knight.
Major and Mrs. Downey. Judge and
Mrs. Goodwin. DR.. and Mrs. Rykert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs Akers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker. Judge and Mrs. Royle.
Colonel and Mrs Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dol NNre IRE Tra 7 avis
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence. DR.. and Mrs.
Niles. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsell,
Mr. and Mrs Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. Fa-
bian, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. T. G Bailey, Mrs.
Thompson Mrs. Martha r. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Folsom. Mrs. Cue. Mrs. Wood
ward Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. j. w.
Bowers of Los Angeles; the Misses
Edna Bailey, Cohn, Chamberlain.
Woodward, Woodmansee. Monroe
Sherman. Longmaid; Messrs. Wood
mansee. Eastman, Shelton, Lawrence,
Thompson. Paden, Lindsay, Sherman,
l.. ". Critchlow. DR.. Critchlow, Plum
mer. Copley, Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worthen Law
renee will arrive this morning from
san Francisco and will be at home
after the 10th of the month at 80 First
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Folsom left Sat-
urday for their home in San Francisco,
after a visit of a month with Miss
Sherman
Mr.. Eugene Heffiey, who made many
warm friends in Salt Lake during his
stay. has accepted an appointment in
Carnegie Music hail. New York, where
he win have charge of the pupils of
Mcdowell during the coming season.
DR. and Mrs. t B. Beatty will leave
shortly for the northwest. Mrs. Beatty
Beatty Will remain in Astoria for an
extended visit.
Miss Annie Jones. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Forman in Bingham for
some time, returned last night to her
! home.
Mr. John Pike spent the past few
days in Provo canyon on a fishing
trip. returning yesterday.
Miss Edith Bracken who has been
| the guest for some months of her
brother. DR.. ]. K. w. Bracken, left
last evening for her home in Mount
Pleasant, Ia.
The Salt Lake friends of Captain
and Mrs. T. B. Rhodes will rejoice to
/ learn of the advent in New York on
| July of Thomas Brown Rhodes, jr.
! Mrs. J. H Young will leave during
| the week for a month or six weeks in
| Soda Springs.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Payne of South
! Bend, Ind, are spending the summer
with DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Str..up:
Mr.. Leon Woodmansee will leave the
| latter part of the week for brief rest
4 at Brighton.
Mrs. and Miss Longmaid of Helena
Mont. are the guests of Miss Shear
man.
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Dr. A. E Rykert has gone TO British
! Columbia for a two weeks outing.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.. Filler are
expected home from the coast shortly.
Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger entertains al
dinner this evening;
Mrs. William Wigginton Belts of st
Louis is in the city and will be the
| guest for the remainder of the summer
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed.
Mrs. Joseph SiegeI of Butte. who has
! been visiting Salt Lake friends for the
past six weeks, leaves tomorrow for
/ her home.
Mrs. Martha Royle King will open a
studio in the city Very shortly.
There are probably over 200 former
Salt Lakers now living in Seattle, and
! although they like their adopted home
| they still have a warm place i'm theiI
! hearts for Utah. At least, these senti-
| ments were often expressed at d gath
| ering of former residents, to the num-
Der of over fifty. az one OF Seattle's
/ beautiful parks last Thursday. Mrs
Frank b. Cooper. wife Of the former
! superintendent of the Salt Lake
! schools. and Mrs. /. II. Dale were re-
sponsitle for giving what proved 4
| most delightful social affair.
The guests were assembled around
/ large tables. placed under d large tree
| in beautiful Woodland park. and die
| ample justice to the elaborate menJ
prepared By the ladies. Mr.. Ernest @
Rognon was elected POSTMASTER, and
Professor Frank p Cooper. Charles ia
cobs, 9. II. Martin, l. H. Dale and
others responded to toasts. The witty
| sayings and the praise of Salt Lake
and her people by Professor Cooper
brought forth vigorous applause. j
was regretted that J. NJ. Goodwin, for