The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

He-- Hlua posts. Dlc-ta=lloUed dinner.
Bis quits ard port The Voting. The
question. The company Question from
me chair Voting. Seasoned Jopers.
Exception. Basso. Alto. A part dis
cus5ion- Ending I'm smoke. Clipping
sentences argument Judici0us decision.
Finish.
Z CAN remember not a few amusing
tales ia which my genial CID friend
Dr. Layies figures I'm company with
a set who we're ms juniors by nearly
the third OF a generation. ana I select
the first thar presents itself at hap
hazard. To many of nay readers his
name viii be familiar, and if SO his
personality VIII soon be recalled. A
eOod-IoOking, pIeasaut-faced man,
with twinkling eyes. bald head, fringed
with irou-gray hair. portly. as a man
of substance should be. CHEEKY, s0cia-
bic, and able TO assume the correct bed
side manner when the 0ccasion de-
mauded 3D.. 4 faE0rite with the LADY
patients and hand and glove with Ger
tain youths about town, friend and adj
wiser or professionals connected with
music and the drama. especially with
musIc- a good amateur actor. q sing
en-, possessing ca remarkably pretty
lencr voice, with a good style, at that
line being rather ulu-fashi0ned but
therefore all the more welcome ON ac-
count or It's rarity, as he could initiate
The phras.ng FOR which am mcledon or
Braham had been noted, and could
appeal with confidence to those very
Few among his friends who, of riper
age than himself but his equals I'm
musical experience. would testify 10 his
limitations being about as near the
original performance as ever imita-
lions are or can be-
DE belonged TO several small mu-
seal and dramatic clubs, mainly OF
amateurs with "a spriukIlns of profess
siohais, and be was a member OF that
once famous choir. The Moray Min
stIels. which, when that most kind
ana HosPit1ble of hosts. Arthur Lewis.
was The owner Of Moray lodge. used
there zoo assemble several DAYS a week
Tor pTdCuce. and once month Cor
once fortnight was it2) FOR perform
anee. This indeed was the practice"
tlat cur good CHEEKY doctor specially
alIectlonated, th0ugh I am not aware
or his ever having at amy time or in
any way neglected a medical duty for
q musical pleasure He was very pop
ulat. ana rarely missed an opportunity
OF doing good turn 10 a friend or to
a boon or tune companion
ON TIE occasion of one of his uumar-
Gus musical association meetings. the
their ref.rfr- r-asf55DT ,sfs,-,. kie15...C,
Schira. Wits a eTsbr fasff755viei
TO bring mis- ab5rsr s. ,,-s- ,-51-i.l.......z
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90 he iH srsb cases mai i..,. .Io,.'
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i've members OF The club. should dine
together on more taau one occasion
pr. Lay les was .1 the chair end az
invitation af auasfs 81. ... ...,,.-....I -1....
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lee abfe 90 accent +rF fr.-rt-4-.,.. 49, ~
part. consisted off f.,r. ..-,,r.-st t.......
their chairman ur ra.frg ~ - 20
myself and enc other grfas- 49,, sgiy.5
hy Lavles. whom tho r1ur c1o,r,ift,,
men divided between Them
we dined iu small private room, az
the Blue POSTS in gori, street -
The tradition of steals r-r[,,-. ~
roN. bones. toasted cheese 5o,.ir1-.s ~
cults old port and grhfaiz,- ,.,-r.L -
uot then died 0uf ghan7r,s -,5,., 60. --
taken at dinner. fbara ..-a.5 . 81. .-I-
fu sherry with rha sour s.,,5 t1,- ~.
and there was draughr ,arta- ,--i-,. ~, I
steak. The heavier drinkine, e,---
mcueed with The dlv- lfsa,.ft.. '..s .-l.
ana frfsbe5 r-.-r a., ,..l..l,... ana port. 7
water. and. OF course .-is--e .--se-- 4
was not mcfuda1 fr fre f,-i H. l 5
nor }fou0rs either ' ava -'ie'
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was as 90 the choice of s 5.-i-.l.- s .-e
price, the modus colIiger,4i -,5
.7--srs noe, s..--..,,
bass voice who had known 49, "a .
and better notes. he wac 4, 49, ,--I.
chant. There was a sharp s1r,, Ii+ri.
man. who could rise t8 r5sr,siio,-s