Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-15
AMONG THE SOCIETY PEOPLE

The coming week will be full of life
in the city occasioned by the annual
fall fair and society people are not
expected to do much in the line of en-
tertaining in home affairs. There
will be much to see and do by everyone
and it is expected that most everyone
will spend the week making the fair
success. The races will give the
fashionables chance to be at the race
course in their equipages and enjoy
the turf events as much as the regular
habituate.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold it's second meeting Monday after
noon, October 18th. at the home of Mrs
Clifford Riggs. A most delightful pro-
gram will be rendered, some of the
numbers of which are:
Birth and Childhood of Russia"
Leader Mrs. Smith
Paper-'What are the most COM
iiioii AduIlS III cluD STUDY ana now can
they be remedied?" DR.. McGhan.
Current Events" Leader Mrs Ran
dali.
The next regular session OF the
Tsceminicum Club will be held next
Saturday. the twenty-second at the
home Of Mrs. D. J. McGilvery on Nor
mai Hill.
Mr.. Geo. A. Nehrhood and Mrs. Nei,r-
hood, formerly Miss Stella Bethel, who
were united in marriage last week at
Charleston are now in St. Louis visiting
the Worlds Fair. They intend to
spend their honeymoon in several Of the
larger eastern cities before returning
to Charleston where they will be "at
home" to their friends after December
first.
The social set in Spokane were
treated to a delightful as well as inter-
esting program at the Auditorium in
that city rendered by Katharine Ridge
way Hogan and Mr.. Claire Monteith.
Both have many friends in this city
and Mr.. Monteith having formerly
resided in Lewiston his success as a
vocalist is pleasing to his many friends
The Spokesman Review of Wednesday
has the following:
"Piquant in w.t. flashing in brilliancy
irristible in mimicry. Katharine Ridge
way. whose family name is Hogan and
surname is Genius. held spellbound a
crowded house Aat the Auditorium last
evening. She was at her best. and Spo-
kane people have had many opportuni-
ties to know what that means. Last
night was by no means her first APP
pearance here. yeti he largest audience
that has ever yet greeted her filled
very seat on the first floor and the bal
cony and half filled the gallery. Be-
fore the entertainment began standing
room was being sold at the window,
and the total attendance has been con-
servatively estimated at 140o.
1T was Claire Monteith's first APP
pearance in Spokane since he has won
his spurs" Years ago he was a boy
soprano at All Saints cathedral. and
after leaving here went to complete his
musical education. Mr.. Monteiths
voice is deep. plaintive baritone, and
he sings with great feeling, yet en-
tirely without affection.
Both Miss Ridgeway and Mr.. Mon
teith were fairly showered with
gantly clad devitees OF dramatic and
carnations from their many friends and
admirers In the city. Both were greet
ed with storm Of applause at each
appearance. and an enthusiastic encore
followed almost every number.
Society was out in force. The lower
tier of boxes were all filled with ele-
gantly clad devotees of wramattic and
musical art. It was the seasons first
real society event in the theatrical line,
and every usher, dorkeeper and pro-
gram boy in the house fairly beamed
with radiance to get back ipto the har-
ness again.
Miss Ridgeway said after the con-
cert last evening that she was dec
lighted" with the magnificent audience
and. the enthusiastic welcome that had
been accorded her. She opens her sea-
son OF lS04-5 on November 1, and has
every night engaged between that time
and the 10th of May. In all her nine
years Of travel she has failed but three
or four times to keep her appointments
which is probably record In that res
pect. Next year she will make her
second TRIP ito Europe, her former tour
Of England having proven SO success
full that she has been urged to repeat
1t.
Mr.. Monteith goes back to New York
city. where he will continue his study
and fill private engagements during the
winter season.
A most enthusiastic meeting OF the
Children's Sewing Society IL being held
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