The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-13

perance, and there will be temperance
songs by the choir. Mrs. Kirkman will
sing a solo, and Miss Ruby Lang will
give a recitation. Members of the W. e.
T.. [. and the public generally are in
vited.
VESPER SERVICES will be held at the
rooms Of the Young WOmeH's Christian
association at the Brooks arcade to-
night at > o'clock. The address will be
delivered by Rev. Francis Burgette
Short, and Mrs. George Ragg will sing,
MRS. J. B. WILSON, who is to have
charge Of the new Elite Millinery COM
pany store to be opened here in the
near future, is now in New York pur-
chasing goods. She will return i'm about
week. It is expected that the store
will be opened about March 1.
CONCERTS AND RECITALs" will be
the subject to be discussed Sunday
morning before the Parents class of
the Twenty-fOuTth ward by Mrs. Susa
Young Gates.
GEORGE RUST, local manager for the
r. G. Dun company commercial agency,
having recovered from an operation, mas
resumed his duties.
a GENERAL INVITATION has been ex-
tended for the basket ball to be given
Wednesday night in the Seventh ward
hall All women attending are requested
TO bring baskets along.
ELDER r. B. YOUNG was honored Fri
day night by an entertainment given in
the Forest Dale meeting house. The
program consisted of music and recfta-
tons, at the close Of which the young
people retired to the dancing hall. Elder
Young was one Of the first settlers in
forest Dale. He has recently retired
from the bishopric.
r. B. LEACH, chief special deputy OF the
manufacturing and mining department
OF the census bureau, arrived here yes
terddy from Washington, D. c.. I'm order
10 establish headquarters for collecting
information relative to these industries
throughout the state. It is probable
that offices for Mr. Leach will be es-
tablshed adjoining those of District Su-
peryisOr Hugh a. McAIillin on the fifth
floor Of the DOoly block.
HAZEL KIRK" will be presented Fri
day night in the Sixteenth ward amuse-
ment hall by the dramatic association
of that ward. The proceeds are to pur-
chase new song books for the Sunday
school
THE THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET Of
the alumni Of the Iowa state college. re-
siding in this city, was held last even
ing at the University club. Between %
and 80 members were in attendance
"A. \
dreWs, Mrs Emma +. Daft Paul Ira
cey and ". b. Cole. The election of Of
hcers resulted in A. II. Parsons being
selected as president for the ensuing
year and Mrs. Maxwell Freeland was
chosen secretary.
MISS MERETTA INGDAHL Of No. 123
NOFtn west Temple street, reported 10
the police last night that a tail. rough
looking man had followed her for some
distance, snatChed her purse lust as she
was about to enter her home. 1t CON
tanned about SO in change and a few
uinkets of small value.
MRS. II. c. MONTER was n1aasapt1,,
surprised at her home on Fifth North
street Wednesday afternoon nv tha
members OF the GeTmania club a
dainty luncheon was served, covers be
Ing laid for twenty.
MORRIS JOHNSON, who shot himself
in the left breast while cleaning a re-
VolVer Thursday afternoon, is reported
70 De rapidly recovering at the Keogh-
Hammond hospital
E. W. AMY is under arrest on suspicion
of having robbed a hen-rOost When
taken into custody on Commercial
street. early yesterday morning, he had
three chickens under his coat whose
Threats had been cut
The CASE of r. L. Morgan. colored
Pullman porter, who was suspected of
having held UP and robbed Mrs. E. NJ.
Hansen Wednesday night, will be re-
1erred to the county attorney Monday.
Mrs. Hansen told the police yesterday
that she was net certain that Morgan
was the man who held her up, and re-
fused TO enter a complaint
JUDGE J. NJ. BOWMAN will probably
render a decision in the case Of J. NJ.
Batten and J. r. Evans Monday fore
noon. They are charged with assault
ing Edgar Claussen at the Utah hotel
Monday afternoon when he asked for
work.
UNDER THE DIRECTION Of A. A.
Hovey, the East Mill Creek Dramatic
company will present '"The Golden Gil
ant Mine" I'm the ward meeting house
Friday and Saturday evenings. The
following will participate Arthur A.
Wood, WilmOt Keller, Frank Vance
Neff, Arthur Brown, Katie Neff, Myra
HOvey and Libbie Brown.
FOR THE BENEFIT of the family of
a. Z. Davis, the street car mOtOrman
who died recently. the ATprrvrDa Lyers'