The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
CITY BREVITIES

CITY BREVITUES
A RAYMOND AND WHITCOMB tour
ing party is due in Salt Lake today
from the east. Reservations for about
thirty-five have been made at the
Knutsford, which will be headquarters
during the party's visit here
H. A. HAZEL, a San Francisco mining
man of prominence, is registered at the
MoXum.
s A. BAILEY, of me Telluride Power
company, is in the city on business,
registered at the Cullen.
WHEN b. II. Miller, Of Garfield, ar
rived at the Cullen yes terday afternoon
he registered alone, but shOruy after
o'clock last evening he was forced TO
again register, this time land WIFE be
ing affixed. Miller, at S o'clock, was
married at st. PauTs church to Miss
Rose Heron, also Of Garfield, who came
here during the day. accompanied by
members Of her family and friends, who
last evening witnessed the ceremony.
YESTERDAY, Washington birthday an
niVeTSaTy, was observed as a holiday IN
the federal building, all of the offices
being closed and the general delivery
open only between IL and l o'clock.
THE UTAH WGMAN'S PRESS CLUB
will give a social this evening in room
% of the Bishops building, in honor
of the birthday Of Mrs. Emmeline d.
Wells.
THE FEBRUARY meeting of the Utah
Society of the Archaeological Institute
of America will be held at the home OF
Miss Ada Savage, 50 d street Friday
evening. Neil NJ. Judd, who has made
two extensive trips into the region of
prehistoric ruins Will deliver an ad-
dress on New Theories Of the Cliff
DWellers.
COMMERCIAL men, in large numbers,
are flocking to Salt Lake, and as a re-
suit the hotels of the city are more OF
less crowded.
PRESIDENT JOY H. JOHNSON, prosi-
dent of the Commercial club, will an
nounce has standing committees for the
year il a few days. The list IS now
being prepared.
EUGENE GILES, who is to be cashier
Of the new National Copper bank in the
NewhOuse building, arrived in Salt Lake
from Ely, New, last night Mr.. Giles
has been connected with Ely banks and
will assume mis- new duties as soon as
the Copper National is opened. In the
meantime he will assist in organizing
the forces Of the new institution.
THE SWEDISH BROTHERHOOD AND
SISTERHOOD gave a successful ball at
Unity hall last night. There was no
formal program, but the members OF the
affiliated organizations and their friends
celebrated the holiday in happy style
Punch and other refreshments were
served,
MRS. w. H. WATT, of HALEY, Idaho, is
visiting in Salt Lake.
WORD has just been received in the
city of the birth of a second child, a
son, to Arvilla Clark Andelin and VII
lard An1elin, both popular Utah sing
ers, who are now in Berlin.
A MONSTER MEETING and smoker was
planned last night at the regular meet
ing Of the Cement FinisheTs and Help
ers' local No. ID, to take place on the
evening of March S. At the same time
70 new members are to be Initiated
AT WHITNEY HALL tonight and to-
morrow night the presentation OF the
comic opera, "A Dress Rehearsal Will
be given by the Eighteenth ward opera
company, consisting of p young ladies,
under Prof. George Careless direction
with Miss SybelIa Clayton accompanies.
The staging is under the direction OF
MeSsTs. Spencer and Whitney. Between
the acts tonight Horace Ensign will sing
a baritone solo and Prof. Fisselburg will
be heard tomorrow night.
NO REPORT from the committees inves-
tIgating a new home for the Knights OF
Columbus is expected before next week
Although several informal and indefi-
mite reports have been made and much
investigation carried on, no action has
been decided upon.
/ AT THE REGULAR MEETING of camp
4O6, WOodmen of the World, next Thurs
day in Eagles hall, the addresses viii
/ be given by Manager Mills and p. c. G
/ Worthen. Music and other forms o.
entertainment will be part of an IN
/ teresting ana instructive program.
| THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER VIII
| be observed next Thursday at p. m a
! Emmanuel Baptist church. Third SOutl
and Seventh East streets.
| THE COMRADES of McKeon post. No.
! G. A. R., will have charge of the funera
! services Of the late comrade, John Muir
| pTy, today at the funeral parlOrs o.
! O'DOnnell & Co. The comrades will as
/ semDle at 2:45 p. m. and other comrades
and members of kindred organization
are invited to De present.
MR.. AND MRS. H. ]. WALLACE anC
! family have moved to their new resi-
! dence in Federal Heights, at the inter
section of First South and Universit,
! streets, and are now at home to thei
] friends
SENATOR STONE TRIES
THE QUIBBLING GAM
I Tossorso,, C,i+,. NJ nj 90 o.,
! Hadley, in a statement today, said Sen
atOr Stones conditions as to a recount o
| the ballots cast in the senatorial primar
are impossible and ridiculous. No recount
| he said, can be made by court order. TIL
election commissioners Of Kansas Cit
/ and st. Louis, the governor said. will b