The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-12
SOCIETY

was heard in wide variety of Selec-
tons. gave entertainment to nearly a
hundred friends. Assisting in the mu-
steal part We're NJ. j. Brines, Miss
Rartch's teacher, and Miss Judith Ev-
ans as accompanist. The program
opened with a group of short ballads
by D'Hardelot, Chadwick and Clayton
Jones, all of them. admirably suited to
the full mszZO-soprano voice of the
young singer. Her next group includ-
ed Schubert's ''Du Bist Die Ruiz" and
the beautifully expressed prayer ABB
stfnatiOn,' by De Fontanequilles. Tau
bert's Cradle Song" which was one
of the gems of the afternoon, was one
of another group, while the two last
ballads of all, When Love Is Kind
and Love the Pedlar,' were perhaps
better done than any going before.
MIR Brines' splendid voice was heard
first in Lockout" within My Heart
a Song" and by the Short Cut 10 the
Roses" and he sang them as only he
can sing. Later the exquisitely beau
tiful verses of the Rubiayat, from
Lehman's Persian Garden, were sung
and Mr.. Brines was obliged to re-
spond to an encore. Miss Lartch re-
ceived many compliments on her sing
ing, and Mr.. BTines came in for
large share for his part in the pro-
duction of her splendid voice. Miss
Evans contributed not a little to the
pleasure of the afternoon with her ac-
compartments, which were wonderful
ly sympathetic.
At the tea following, Mrs Windsor
V. Rice and Mrs. William Igleheart
poured. while Mrs z. V. Silver, Mrs
Gustav LuelWitz, Mrs. Sam Porter,
Miss Mary Copley. Miss Beth Critch-
low, Miss ElinOr Stewart, Miss Mamie
Sappington and Miss Grace BEETLES as
sisted. The home was bright with
tulips the pale pink kinds banking the
mantels and decorating the parlors
and hall. while the bright red and yell
low kind formed the effective decora-
tions of the dining room
Mrs T. c. Bailey and Miss Edna
Bailey will entertain the Wa-Wan
Press and a few friends this evening
at musicale at the Bailey home on
South Main street The music of the
evening Will be by American cOmpOs-
ers entirely, and will be both vocal and
instrumental The Wa-Wan Press is
devoted to the publication of American
music, and the local center has the
support of all local musicians
Mrs J. f. Bamberger will leave
probably Sunday for New York. where
she will spend a month with MIR. Bam-
berger. Later she will return to re-
main over the closing of the schools,
when she and her little daughter,
Dorothy, will leave for New York and
ultimately for Germany. where togeth-
er with her son, Clarence, they will
spend year.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter will
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at the home of Mrs. u e. Hiskey.
Mrs. Nj. A. Breeder will be the chair
man of the afternoon, and Bishop F.
S. Spalding viii speak on Modern
Radicalism and the Spirit of TO Miss
Mary Olive Gray will furnish the mu-
sic.
Miss Sybella Clayton, who was
obliged to come home from Berlin in
the autumn on account of ill health,
has so far recovered that she will give
a large piano recital some time next
month in the theatre
The Pan-Hellenic society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Howard
Lawson, 1913 N street
W. P. Cooper entertans again this
evening at stag party for a number
VI Ills Lin ltltItQS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Franken leave on
Saturday for visit to the coast.
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Miss Mary Copley is home after a
stay of a few months in southern Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimberly of Bellevue,
Mich. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Sherwood at $40 South State street
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Mrs. Edward Moore expects to leave
soon TO visit her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. T. Pinkerton, in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells ex-
pect to leave shortly after the middle
of the month for an eastern trip of
some weeks.
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Miss lone Morrison entertains at a
bridge tea at the Morrison home to-
morrow afternoon.
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The senior class of the St. Mary's
academy will entertain friends at a
Shakespearen entertainment this after
noon at the academy.
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The Sewing club will meet this aft
ernOon with Miss Jeanette DArms.