The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-21
oRPHANs, RENEFIr.

ORPHANS BENEf1I.
Miss Mary HOrtense Kimball and
Miss Sybella White Clayton, two OF
the musicians who Will appear in the
big benefit concert which Will be given
at the Salt Lake theatre, Monday even
ing, October "a, viii leave November
to continue their studies in European
musical eenters. Miss Kimbali viii re
sumo her vocal work in Paris ana MISS
Clayton goes TO Berlin 10 study win /
Alberto Jonas. The concert program
Will include vocal piano and violin
numbers, the latter TO be given by VIII
lard Weihe, and the sale OF seats Tor
the affair is so promising that II Is
expected the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery Will be substantially bene-
fitted.
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; CITY BREVITIES
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New Music.-Members OF the Kent
male chorus viii hold a special re-
hearsal Of new music at room $50 Con
stitutiOn building saturday night at
1;S0.
Family ArriYed.-After three
weeks trip from Austria Hungary, Mrs.
J. NafteIberg with her five children,
arrived in salt Lake Wednesday after
noon 20 join Mr.. Naftelberg, the hus-
band and father, who preceded them
10 this country two years ago. lie IS
leader OF the Wilson Motel orchestra.
Found Not Guiity.-After a two days
hearing in Judge Lewis court room a
jury took less than an hour yesterday
10 find Leroy Ferguson not guilty OF
statutory Offense. alleged by Lillian
Larson, aged 10 years.
Cases to lie Set-Next Monday has
been designated as the date for the
setting OF the jury cases 10 come be-
fore the November term of the federal
court
Asked 10 Deliver Speeeb-Secretary
&. b. Stewart of the Utah Wool Grow
ers' association has been requested TO
of the Sheepmen of the Nelghboflns
States" at the annual convention OF
the wyoming wool growers TO be held
in Cheyenne, December l ana ,.
Students See PIant-The senior engi-
neering students of the University OF
Utah spent Wednesday afternoon at tie
plant of the Utah Glazed Cement com COM
pany, where Nephi l.. Morris, president
of the company, explained the various
processes Of manufacture 10 the stu
dents.
Entertainment TOnight.-An enter
tainment will be given by the sons ana
Daughters of Wales society IN the FED
Grafton of Labor hall at O'CLOCK IIls
evening. An interesting program mas
been arranged, after which refreshments
will be served.
Benefit Program. = Arrangement Is
have been completed for the giving OF
a testimonial for the family of William
Perry Nebeker. whose sudden death
invoked the sympathles or all, IN the
Twenty seCOnd ward meeting mouse
next Friday evening. Added 10 the
4. oF IA
the son, Leo, who is now in the l. -. ,.
hospital recovering from broken les
The program arranged for the testi-
mOnial includes several OF the foremost
musical artists of the city, among
whom are Mrs. Lizzie tn omas EDWARD
Ma bel Cooper, Thomas AshWortn, HOT
ace $ Ensign, Irene Kelly and Edna
Hull
Where Money Is GOtten-Seeretary ID.
F. Couett of the Manufacturers asso-
citation has written a number OF let
ters to the various cham bers or COM
merce along the Pacific coast lnqulr-
Ing as 10 how they are maintained. A
reply received from Edmond &. Glitnets
secretary OF the Portland chamber or
commerce. states that this organiza-
tfon is maintained by the members
1000 in number, who contribute dues
amounting 10 S2OO each per year ne,
is located gives the association SoOO
per year for the maintenance or the
chamber.
Dramatic CIub-Organizatio of a
dramatic club at the Granite nlsh
school has been commenced by MISS
Nellie Brown OF the English depart
ment A stage has been Installed az
the new school building and the club
will undertake the production OF AS
You Like It
New school 10 OPen--The new Gran
NErfA -
Wednesday and a special program Is
being prepared in celebration or the
occasion. Members of the board or edu-
cation and prominent educators are eA-
nected TO be in attendance at the open
ing exercises.
Not Thomas-John Butte, a maehin-
lists helper, filed a petition In Volun-
tary bankruptcy in the federal court
a few days ago. and not Thomas Butte,
an employee of the o. 5. l., who resides
in this city.
suit Transferred-The suit of Sarah
A Paul. brought in an effort 10 break
the will of the late David F. walker
trict court TO the federal court upon
application of attorneys for Mrs. Althea
walker executriN of the estate. Ihe
ground on which the transfer was
asked was that most OF the estate IN
vOlved is located in California.
W. c. T. L. Meeting.-The monthly
| meeting of the ". c. T. L. Will be held
/ al the home OF Mrs. w. F. Core, 1895
| second avenue, Friday afternoon, Octo-
/ her 21. at 2:30 o'clock. The order or
/ business will be election OF off1cers, re-
/ PORTS OF Officers and superintendents
and a report from the state convention.
| Lundin FunernI.-The funeral or A O.
1 Irndin. who died at Holy Cross hos
| initial wednesday evening OF Brights
/ disease. will be held Sunday afternoon
at > o'clock at the Twenty-third ward
| meeting house. Mr.. Lundin was a
| native OF Sweden. He came here about
/ twenty-five years ago and was an iron
! mOulder by trade. He was 81 years OF
age at the time of his death, and is
/ survived by a widow, two sons and
three daughters.
/ DIED
! BILLINGS=In this city, October 20,
1910 of pneumonia, Wallace lie Roy
/ billings. son OF William w. and Mar
garet Alice Greenhalgh Billings. born
! July II. 1856. in Manti, Utah. The re-
] mains were shipped 10 Provo. Utah. by
/ Undertaken Joseph William Taylor yes
terday morning and funeral services
/ will be held at 10 a. m. at the First
ward chapel at Provo. Friends are in
vited TO attend.