The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-11

of the evening, gave great pleasure in
her Mcdowell selections, and the harp
solos by Miss Josephine Morrison were
enthusiastically received. Miss Mar
jorie Brooks gave her violin numbers
in a finished manner, and the vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Sitter, Miss Irene
Kelly, Miss Margaret Summernays,
Fred Smith. A. ]. Kisselburg and John
Summerhays were greatly appreciated
by the large and music-loving audience
which filed the club house.
The program was as follows:
Tenor sOlO-Songs Of Araby. ..,... Clay
John w. Summerhays.
Soprano solo-Harkl The Triangle's
Shrill song, from Carmen. Bizet
Miss Emily Sitter.
Bass solo-On the Road TO Munda-
lay. ........,. Speaks
Fred Smith
Harp solo-Dance of the Fairies. .Alvars
OBJ Sextette from Lucia, arranged
by Oberthur
Miss Josephine Morrison.
Baritone solo-Egyptian War Song.
A. ]. Kisselburg.
Piano solo-(a) Waterlily. .MacDowell
OBJ Concert Etude. 49,. Mcdowell
Miss Sybella W. Clayton.
Soprano solo-Oh Weep. Oh Weep.
Mine Eyes ............ 80. Massenet
Miss Margaret Summerhays.
Tenor soio-Bespi la Guibba, from
Pagliacci .......... .Leoncavallo
John W. Summerhays.
Violin solO-(a) Cavatina. Carl Bohm
(b) Nocturne Op. 80 No. L.. Chopin
Miss Marjorie Brooks.
Soprano sOlo-Waltz Song from Ro-
meg and juliet .............. GOunod
I L
Back Tracy Y. Cannon
Miss IreEe Kelly.
Baritone solo-Prclogue from Pag-
1iacci ............ ....... Leoncavallo
A. J. Kisselburg.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Behle and children
expect to leave Sunday for a trip to
southern California,
Mrs. George T. Brice returned Tues
day from a six weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. Campbell, in Los Angeles
Another sister. Mrs. Herbert Chamber
lain, who accompanied Mrs. Brice to
California, will remain during the
spring months before returning to Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Don r. COray returned to Salt
Lake yesterday after spending the last
six weeks visiting with friends in Los
Angeles and the beaches, San Francisco,
Oakland and Portland.
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Mrs. Joel L. Priest will return today
to her home in Boise, after spending a
few days in the city with relatives. Her
young daughter, Mariana, who came
with her, will remain for a time with
her aunt, Mrs. William Igleheart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Traughber. who
have occupied the apartments Of Mrs.
Don r. Coray in the KensingtOn during
her absence in California, will be at
home for time at the Linden hotel.
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Mrs. A B. Witcher and daughter,
Babbie, are expected to come from Ely
the first of April to visit in Salt Lake
for an indefinite time with Mrs. Witch
er's mother Mrs. Isabelle NJ. Pitts, in
South Main street.
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Mrs Charles Henrotin who, with her
young son has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Aft, at
the Bransford, will leave Saturday for
Chicago, and later will go. to DeadwOod,
S. D., where she will join Mr. HenrOtin,
who is connected with the large tin
mines in that vicinity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Gustin left
Tuesday for California for a stay of
several weeks. During their absence
Mrs. A. ]. Gustin of Boise will occupy
their home.
Miss Helen Daft of Boise, Ida, is Wis
iting with friends and relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Stockwell will
leave the first of the week for Eureka.
where they will make their home for
the present.
Mrs. W. H. Dickson has left Santa
Barbara and is now visiting in San
Francisco.
Mrs. David Eccles and daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Wright of Ogden, accompanied
nv their guest, Miss Dunn, spent
Thursday in Salt Lake.
George D. Alder has returned by be-
lated train by way of Portland from
Ocean Park, Cal. where he has been
spending the last FIVE weeks with his
family Mrs. Alder and Miss Dean will
at their cottage in Sunset ave
nue. until late spring.
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Mr.. and Mrs z. NJ. West and sons
have returned from southern California
after a delightful l-Nonth's trip.
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DR.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Snow. at their
home 800 Sixth avenue. last night en-
tertained at dinner. Covers were laid
for eight. and the color scheme was
white and yellow. Following the din
ner there was an Informal musicale.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Harry L. Dolan and Grace Huntington,
Salt Lake