The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
LOCAL BRIEFS

ATTORNEY STEPHEN L. RICHARDS
presided at dinner given for group
of members Of the Chicago Alumni as
ISOLATION in one O. the private dining
rooms at the Commercial club last even
Ing. The table was daintily appointed
and tempting menu was served.
THE YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN
UNION will hold a mass meeting at the
First NJ z. church at 5:45 o'clock this
afternoon. The meeting will be led by
Miss Lydia Smithen.
AT 10 O'CLOCK this morning the first
confirma ton of Congregation Monte
fore will be held at the Jewish syna-
gOgue. Certificates will be presented to
Fannie Shapiro. Minnie Bernstein. Hat
tie Nathan, Eta Miskin. Sarah Shirvit-
sky. Anna kmeIdorf. Pauline kaplan,
Tilie Wolff. Leah Hoffman.
GEORGE GEORGE, alias the Georgia
Kid. for whom the local police have
been searching for sOp'0 2, was ar
rested yesterday by c Detectives
George Sheets. he v FIR arrested
on May I for picking pockets and given
q ''floater" out of the city. He promised
not to return, but is said to have been
back in the city for some days, with the
police trying to locate him.
AMONG THE FIRST VICTIMS of the
new city ordinance which prohibits the
splitting of sand or gravel on the streets,
as well providing for wide tires, were
two teamsters employed by the firm of
Raleigh & Harmon There were ar
rested by Tony Wheeler, a special Of
ficer. and were fined g each. Jake T.
Raleigh, street supervisor, who Is the
father of the ordinance, is senior mem
Der of this firm.
FRIENDS OF R. E. HUNT, assistant
superintendent Of the street railway sys
TEN for the Utah Light & Railway COM
nan will he Mica cpd n learn that
ports from the L. d. S. hospital yester-
day were very favorable concerning his
condition. DR.. s. II. Pinkerton yester-
day performed an operation upon MIR.
Hunt for appendicitis and last evening
reported that his condition was sax
isfactory as could be hoped
~. r. LETCHER. clerk of the United
States district court for titan, received
a telegram from Judge John A. Mar
shall yesterday instructing him to ad-
jouTn court here until June II. Judge
Marshall is unable to say when he will
return to Salt Lake The date for re-
setting of cases will not be announced
until after his return.
THE FLOWER COMMITTEE OF the G.
A r. will meet at l o'clock Monday
afternoon at headquarters in the Com
meTCial Club building.
ROY KNABENSHUE. the aeronaut, who
comes 10 SAT- Lake SECTUNs Is a DIOlI-
er of Captain Kna benshue, now of the
Twelfth, but formerly a lieutenant IN
the Fifteenth infantry. Mr. Knabenshue
used TO visit his brother when the regi-
men was stationed at Monterey and is
we'll known 10 all OF the officers ana
ladies who were there then.
MRS. LEE RANSOHOFF entertained
party of friends yesterday at the matt
nee at the Bungalow. followed by a sup
FER downtown. Her guests were Mrs.
William McConahay, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. jenkins. Mrs. Dunn. Mrs.
Chambers and Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Ran
sohoff viii leave shortly to make her
home in Butte.
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT Of the
hsndiwork Of pupils is shown in one of
the downtown windows in the form of
wash dresses made by the girls Of the
eighth grade in the city schools under
the direction OF the sewing supervisor,
Miss Anna Corbett. The work has
aroused more interest than any other
line ever taken up, the girls taking
special pride in making their own sum-
mer dresses. They are, Of course, all
made by hand. and are remarkably well
planned as well.
E. B. FIELD. president. and E. NJ. Bur
CESS. general manager of the Colorado
Telephone company, are in Salt Lake
from Denver as guests of President ii.
Vance Lane of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company. Mrs. Field and
Mrs. Burgess are with the party. The
members of which will return to Den
YER tomorrow.
THE TEACHERS Of the Oquirrh school
entertained last evening in honor Of
Miss Louise Jessen, a June bride, al the
home OF Miss Eida HavenOr
Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Transaets a general trust business and
pays per cent interest on savings de-
posts. Joseph +. Smith, president;
Anthem II. Lund, vice president; o. C.