Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-01

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Harry Hayward, manager of the
Auditorium, tells an interesting story
of Kate Hogan's initial appearance in
Spokane Says MIR. Hayward:
Some Is years ago was putting on
Robertson's comedy, Caste drawing
upon home talent for the parts. I was
shy woman for one of the principals
and was anxious to find a bright
vivacious young girl who could fill the
bill One day l was walking out Mon
roe street towards the old college
! with Tony Cullen. now famous in the
theatrical world and we were talking
over the trouble, when we met a tall,
| handsome girl. who was walking with
q swinging step and had every appear
ance of life and ambition. | said to
| Tony: There's the girl l want l had
never met her, and to my knowledge
never seen her before, but l spoke to
her and told her of my trouble. After
! some little talk, she consented to try
the part if l could pursudae the au-
thorities at the college to let her. l
accomplished this, she took the part
and made the hit of the evening"
Miss Ridgeway is slated to appear at
the Auditorium October II, with Claire
Monteith, who like herself. began his
career in Spokane. The entertainment
is to be benefit for the pipe organ
fund of the Westminster Congrega-
tional church.
Mr.. Monteith is another young west
erner who has achieved recognition as
an entertainer. He is the possessor OF
baritone voice. and has been study
ing for the past four years under
George Sweet of New York city. He
sang for several years at All Saints
cathedral when a mere boy.
A pleasant little party was rendered
few friends Wednesday night by Mrs
NJ. Fernandes and Miss Irine Tobin a.
their home. 9S Sixth street. A mos
delightful evening was spent by the
. guests and interest was added by yota
and instrumental music from many O
. those present. The occasion was alst
4 gathering for a portion of the cath
Ollie choir rendered few choice selec'
tons. Dainty refreshments were serv
ed during the evening.
A reception and banquet in honor o
t Geo. E. Erb who recently returned
from attending the Knights of Pythia
conclave in Louisville was rendered b.
the Knights and Rathbone SISTER
y Thursday night at the Odd Fellow
J. hall.
Mr. Erb made his official report I,
the order after which the members en-
joyed a sumptious banquet Dancin
: was enjoyed by many during the even
y ing.
e Last night a reception was tenders
8 by the members of the Methods
church at the church in honor of Re,
II r. T. Guernsey. who has resigned hi
: pastorate and will shortly leave. 4
It most enjoyable time is reported.
e Mrs. c. c. Bunnell entertained a fe,
= friends at her beautiful home on Pros
e pect boulevard, Tuesday evening IL
e honor OF Mrs. Grace X. Pfaffiin. Card
h were INDUCED in by the guests an
It dainty refreshments were served dur
n ing the evening.
h The second meeting of the Tsce
IS minicum Club will be held at the HON
l. of Mrs. wildenthaler. Saturday after
noon, October Sth.
"a The Twentieth Club will NEE
n Monday afternoon. october Bird. tn
N meeting place has not yet been annour
=, ced.
The Caecilian Club held the frs
meeting of the season at the home
!. it's president, Mrs. w. r. Kettenbac
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting W;
- successful from many standDoints al
was largely attended. The features
the afternoons entertainment We're fu
-, of surprises for the members and tho.
present expressed themselves as htsh
elated over the prospects for comm
season Mrs. Grace Kettenbach Pfafh
rendered several beautiful piar
= solos, which were her own composition
and brought forth rapturous applaus
Miss Henry favored the club vii
several recitations and her eloel
II l,oi,