The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

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H. Anderson, Frank P. Helm, Captain
&c 7. Baker w. G. Masters. Brewster
Cameron, jr., Major D. z. Mccarthy,
Judge A. G. Carson, z. c. Mccullough
Henry Chandler, W. T. Mclaughlin, r.
NJ Corwine, Walter E. Olsen. r. V.
Dell, Captain H. l. Pettus, B. G. Dick
oy, Harold NJ. Pitt. TheobaId Diehl
Thee. c. Reiser, Captain H. Dorey,
Judge James Ross, A. w. FERGUSON,
Major R. McA. Schofield, A J. Francis,
Major E. G. Shields. H. w. Gangnuss,
w. NJ. Shuster, Captain c. P. George,
NJ. L. Stewart, z. E. Gessler. Colonel w.
F. Tucker, J. F. Harding, D. P Sulli-
van, H. 3. Harpold, William TutherIy,
T. L. Hartigan, NJ. W. futile. H. E.
Heacock, G. n. Wolfe
Miss Agatha Berkhoel viii present
her pupils in q song recital on the even
ing of June y at the First Methodist
church.
Mrs LullabeI Eldredge Carlson will
give a song recital Tuesday evening at
the Y. NJ. G. A, when she will be as
sisted by George E. Shelton.
The pupils of Miss Ethel Lane will
give a farewell party in her honor to-
morrow evening at the sadler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. McCIave and Mrs
Frances Cornell are at home TO their
friends at 42S Thirteenth East.
w R. MetcaIf and family of Bingham
Canyon left for a visit to Mrs Ann An
dersOn of Brigham City for a couple
of weeks.
Leslie LangfOrd, graduate, took the
graduating class Of the Lowell school
to the lake last evening. He also caused
TO be issued $50 tickets to the teachers
and pupils Of the Lowell for Monday.
On Tuesday evening Miss Kathleen
Fitzpatrick entertained a party of
friends The attractions of the evening
were games and dancing. A musical
programme was rendered by Miss Fitz-
patrick, Miss Fafek and Mr. Schmidt
After the programme the guests retired
to the dining-rOom, where supper was
served. The guests were Frank Man
ming, julius Schmidt. Leonard TheiI
Bob Spicer, Frank Gowan. Edward
Fitzpatrick, Master George Mahon.
Miss Clara Fafek. Miss Genevieve
Brook, Europa Davi Mrs. Ross MahOn,
Mrs Bert Smith and Mrs. D. A F'itz-
patrick. After spending a most enjoy
a bic evening the guests departed at the
midnight hour.
Miss Edith Burns will give a recital
under the auspices of her teacher. P.
W. Cook. at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall. Tues
day evening. June L. Hermann Schet-
tier, viOlinist, will assist.
Mrs. Simpkin and Mrs. Brown will
entertain the ladies Of George r. Max
we'll W r. Z. on Monday evening at
Il,
At the home Of Mrs. A. Mollerup a
surprise party was given last Saturday
evening in honor of her niece, Miss
Maggie Johansen. The evening was
spent with music and games. Refresh
ments were served There were sixteen
guests.
The University normal class of 1901
will have a reunion and banquet tOmor-
row afternoon at Lagoon.
Mrs. J. F. Chamberlin and her daugh-
ter Amanda, and Miss Aggie Cannon
left last Tuesday for Los Angeles to
make their home.
Mrs. Ida T. Davis presented a class
Of violin pupils last Monday evening
before an audience Of friends invited
to her studio. Those who took part in
a well arranged programme were Doan
Wilcox. Harry BassfOrd, Richard Lar
son. Ethel Jones. August Jones. Will
lam Reynolds, Hall Burrows, Bessie
Sharp. Barney SOrensOn. Mrs. L. H
King played the accomplishments and
Miss Shaver assisted with some vocal
numbers.
Miss Leah Arnold returned yesterday
morning from Los Angeles. where she
has been on a six months visit with
her brother Harry.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.