The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-23

not known at what time they would be
made, The two prospective brides are
two of the Salt Lakes most attractive
debutantes.
The dance last evening given by the
young matrOns as q close of their Sc
ries of midwinter dances was in all re-
spects the most successful of the entire
season. The attractive dancing hall at
/ Christensen's was bright with the ma
| tional coiors, and II was filed with a
gay throng of dancers. The hostesses,
Mrs Fred Dern, Mrs. Wallace Brans-
ford, Mrs. Roscoe Breeder and Mrs.
Lewis Evans, received their guests in
formally, and later all Joined in the
dancing. Mrs. Elbridge Thomas, who
has been one of the hostesses all
through the autumn and winter, was
enjoyed the dance.
The Florence Herald of recent date
the only newspaper published in Eng
| lish in Florence, has fnOst interesting
account of a concert given at the Sala
Filarmonica, in which Mrs. Lulu Mayne
Windsor was one of the singers. The
report says. in part:
THE musicians of the American col
of Mime. Lucille Mayne Windsor of Cal
ifornia, who displayed a lyric soprano
voice of excellent timbre and clear
quality. She was at her best in the
caVatina from Lucia di LammermOor
in which she showed the results of
splendid vocal training, especially in
that part of the aria requiring staccato
and pianissimo. She was recalled sew
eral times, and was the recipient Of
magnificent floral tributes
"Signor V. Socci, 'cellist, won the ap-
plause of the audience in a Gavotte by
lGotterman, and Sfgnor Ugo Cagnacci
accompanied excellently."
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The regular monthly social of the Y.
w. c. A. will be held next Friday even
ing at the rooms in the Brooks Arcade
The program will be entirely devoted to
physical culture features. There will
be a dumbbell drill by six High school
girls, an, Irish jig by six other High
school girls, and a fencing bout be-
tween Miss Martha Johnson and Peter
Paine, formerly fencing master to the
queen of Holland.
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Invitations are out for the annual
ball of the High school cadets, to be
given in the Odeon on the evening of
Feb. Is. The boys are planning TO
make the affair the finest they have
ever had and. as ii is for the benefit of
| their encampment fund, there is every
prospect that it will be a great event
The governor and his staff are to be
especial guests of honor.
The Girls Friendly society of ST
Marks church will give an entertain
ment on the evening of Monday, March
,, in the Ladies' Literary club. The
Rev. George TownShend, a graduate of
oxford university, will give an illus
trated lecture, oxford, Past and Pres
emit" and Miss Miriam Nelke of Provo,
whose ability as a reader is well known
here. will give some readings. M j.
Brines and Mr.. Gore will be the vocal
lists
Mrs. George T. Odell chaperOned a
party of young people to Bingham Fri
| day evening for a two days outing
there. The party included a dance Fri
day evening and horseback rides and
mine inspections yesterday and today.
| Those who went were Miss Beth
Critchlow, Miss Jean Odelk Miss May
Critchlow, Miss Julia Cullen and DR..
Kirtley.
Mrs. Helen Sherman, whose beauti-
last symphony concert, will sing tomOr-
row evening at a large concert in Boise,
and Wednesday evening at another in
Nampa, on her way here from Rort-
1 land She will be i'm Salt Lake Friday
morning. accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Alma D. Katz.
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! Mrs. William Reid entertained the
members Of her card club yesterday
I'D
nue.. The house was decorated with
the national colors, and as the day was
holiday, the men were asked to tea
later. The hostess was assisted by a
number of her close friends.
| Mrs. Willard Hanson entertained
about a score of friends yesterday aft
ernOon at Kensington for her mother,
| Mrs. K. s. Moffett. The home was
bright with the national colors. A
guessing game was played by the
guests, who were all of them close
| friends of Mrs. Moffett.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Owen Seaman.
the newly arrived bride and groom at
Fort Douglas. win be guests of honor
at an informal hop to be given at the
post tomorrow evening.
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MIS-. w. II. DiIu SHltIldlliS dl CdfuS
next Wednesday afternoon for her
daughter, Mrs Frederick Sinclaire, who
leaves shortly to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Edward B. Sterling in
| Portland.
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The Misses Rae and Olive Bartch will
entertain at a bridge tea tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home of their sister, Mrs.
w H. Child, in honor of Miss Mary
Stubs of Baltimore.
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DR. and Mrs. F. s, Baseom anG their
small son have gone TO Mexico, whence
they sail from Vera Cruz fer tour of
the Gulf of Mexico and later a stay
in Florida.
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Mrs. Mary E. Gilmer has gone to
New York, where she will spend some
time with her daughter, Miss Lucille
Gilman and uhn