The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

DORCAS SOCIETK.-The Dorcas soci-
ETY. OF the Swedish Lutheran church viii
meet at $50 o'clock this evening at the
parsonage, 156 Fourth East street
CAR MEN TO AIEET-Street Railway
Mems local union No So will meet IN
Electrical Workers hall, II West First
South. this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock
NEW BUSINESS MANAGER--Miss
Kate Ryan has accepted the position OF
business and advertising manager for the
IntermOuntain Catholic. She begins her
duties next Monday.
JUDGE HENDERSON TO SPEAK
Judge II. P. Henderson of the board Of
education Will address the teachers Of
the city IN the Lafayette school assembly
room this afternoon at o'clock
FIREMEN CALLED OUT.-The fire de-
partment was called out last night to the
residence OF Mrs. NJ Pomeroy, 642 West
Third North street, where detective flue
burned out. No damage was done to the
property.
STATE BOARD MEETS Governor
John c. Cutler. State Auditor J. A. Ed
wards and State Treasurer J. Christian
sen, comprising the state mental hospital
board, were in Provo yesterday holding a
meeting Of that board
TWO LITTLE STRANGERS Twin
calves appeared in the corral of John
Fehy. 9I5 South Thirteenth west street
yesterday. Their advent elected consider
able curiosity among Mr. Fehy's neigh
bors. The little fellows are apparently
strong and healthy
WILL BE WARMER.-"A cold wave
from the northern Pacific coast may
cause a slight fall OF frost tonight" said
DR.. r. J. Hyatt last evening. To-day will
be fair and warmer The rainstOrm which
week has now moved TO the eastern side
Of the Rockies
OPEN NEW HOME-The new home Of
the Young Women's. Christian associa-
- -.
all day today for the inspection of friends
who may wish to assist in the furnish
ing Of the rooms. An informal reception
will be held Later, when opened, there
viii be a more formal reception.
CONCERT AND DANCE.-The Thistle
Social club will give a concert and dance
tomorrow evening at their hall on First
South and Main streets. A fine Scottish
literary programme will be rendered and
Scotch songs will be sung. The commit
tee in charge consists of William J. Ora
Gle, Alexander sheldon and James Gil
rard.
PIANO RECITAL BY STUDENTS
Some OF the pupils of Mrs. Graham T.
Putnam will be heard tonight In a piano
recital at the First Congregational
church. Those who will take part in a
varied programme are Miss Louise Lam
son, Miss Alice Martin, Miss Alverda Mar
tin. Lille and Inez Ingebretsen. Alex Rob
ertson, Lawrence Putnam. John Putnam.
Martha Williamson, Dorothy Ingram,
OOIQellA SIIaup, CllIIa MaNu9, Louise
Jennings and Helen Hutchinson.
TROUBLE MAY FOLLOW.-The fresh
men Of the university took trip to the
foothills yesterday and replaced the nu-
merals Of that class that were destroyed
in the class troubles last year. They
were not hindered in their work, but il is
the general understanding among the 9TH
er three classes that the numerals Of the
underClassmen will not remain long and
that any second attempt Of the freshmen
will result in a 'free-for-alI' between the
classes.
SHRINERS TO COL NJ. Marriott
and DR.. II. \. Mayo will represent FL
kalah temple at the convention of Mys-
tic Shriners at Chicago, June u and Is.
It is also probable that a number Of other
local shrfnerS viii attend, although the
proceedings will not contain the interest
there would have been had the meeting
not been postponed and transferred. The
Chicago Mobiles will doubtless do some
thing in the way of entertainment but the
convention viii be confined strictly to the
business Of the order.