The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Local Briefs

King will speak on Socialism at Fed
GRAFTON hall at O'Clock tonight.
EXHIBIT OF WATER COLORS.-An
exhibit of water colOrs by Miss Edith Ma
guire will be held at Leyson 1eWelry
store beginning next Tuesday The pic
lures are nearly all of Utah scenes.
BLESSING THE PALMS.-At st.
Mary s cathedral today Bishop i. Scan
Ian viii bless and distribute palms at
high mass. and the choir will sing BOr-
dese's Festival Mass J. d Sullivan
will sing The Palms" by FaUre.
KEITH FAMILY RETU- RNS-Mr and
Mrs. David Keith and family returned to
Salt Lake yesterday morning after de-
lightful winter spent mostly IN southern
Salt Lake home the greater part of the
summer
PLEADS NOT GUILTY. - Peltier
entered a plea of not guilty Yesterday
afternoon in the federal court when ar
raigned on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretences and impcrsonating a
postoffice Inspector. His case was set
for April 81
WORDS BY NATIVE CHRISTIAN or
INDfA--Miss Ggatha BerkhoeI will sing
solo at the First Methodist church this
evening. of which the words were writ
the music by Mrs. Robert J. Caskey OF
this city the song is called Sacrificed
for Us. Mrs Caskey is a pupil in har-
mony Of Arthur Shepherd.
ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS
Mrs s. w Mann and Mrs. Y. j. ThOms-
tOrff entertained number of their
friends at the new home of Mr. and Mrs
Mann 60 East Fourth North street. The
feature of the evening was high five, vocal
and instrumental selections. after which
a dainty lunch was served. DECORATE
were American beauties and carnations
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS
farewell entertainment Will be rendered
Elder Fred f. Williams at 10 O'Clock
Monday evening at the Twenty-seventh
"A r. TVar NTV lar iG IN
TO leave Salt Lake on mission to Great
Britain \ programme of vocal and in
strumental music and TecitatiOns has been
arranged. and a response viii be made by
Mr.. Williams.
REHEARSING EASTER MUSIC.-The
choir of St. PauiS church is preparing a
fine musical service for Easter sunday
For the evening service, in addition TO
the morning service. specially attrac-
tive musical programme has been ar
ranged. and some of Salt Lake leading
SOlOiStS will be heard. including Master
Ray Witzell, late sOlOist OF st. Paurs ca
thedral. London.
MAY LOSE HIS LEG.-The condition of
Deputy Sheriff Chidester who was shot
i'm the leg while attempting to Quell a riot
at Bingham about three weeks ago was
reported yesterday as serious, and he was
taken to the EeOgh-Wright hospital His
wound was drained and in all probability
his leg will have TO be amputated. An
eXaminatiO will be made this afternoon
to see if his leg can be saved
NAUvOO LEGION TO MEET-The
next monthly meeting of the association
of the NauvOO Legion will be held Mon
day evening at the usual time and place
As the new circulars have been approved
and issued all members of the society
are requested to do their utmost for the
benefit of the association by securing
new members. thereby benefiting them
selves and doing good service for the as
ISOLATION at the same time,
LECTURES AND CONCERT.-The
Mems club of the First Congregational
church will give a series of lectures and a
concert. opening with the latter tomorrow
evening The concert company is headed
by Harry T. BUtterwOrth. The first lee
tuTe will be given April ~ by John NJ.
Rich. and is on 'Asiatic Diplomacy The
last lecture will be given May y by Lee
:. Lybergar. prominent member of the
Chicago bar. and is on How to Be Happy
Though Married
BUSINESS MEMS SERVICES AT Y.
NJ. q. A.-Interesting and well attended
midday services for business men We're
held last week in one of the main rooms
II the new y. NJ. Q. A. building. The ad-
dresses were made by clergymen of the
Episcopal church in this city. that of
yesterday being delivered by Bishop r.
5. SDalding- The bishop will conduct the
services and speak every GAY this week
with the exception Of Good Friday, when
Judge NJ. L. Richie viii lead and make
the address.