The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02
ABEAUT|FUL HOME
H is THROWN OPEN
lXCIub Women of Blackfoot,
l Idaho, Are Entertained at
| "Sagehurst."
gHONORS PAID TO SOCIAL
Ia SIDE OF THE GROVE CITY
Social Success Due to EditreSS
IN of WOman's Page i'm Black
foot Republican.
BY G. E. ARNEY,

N1specisl 10 The Tribune
" BLACKFOOT, Ida, June IA hum
Sred intellectually inclined women OF
fhis grove city were bidden 10 meet at
MSagehurst" the new home Of Mrs.
NByrd Trcgo. Tuesday evening, and do
Must honor TO the social side OF Black
soot life.
4 For many years social Blackfoot has
Been appreciated by the high-grad peo-
Yble OF southeastern Idaho, many OF whom
lNave come In contact with this side OF
phe lives Of the good women of the city
A most appreciable degree OF aid in
fomens club work of all Idaho has come
,[rom here, and early Ia the history OF
Nhe state womcn's work Of a social. re-
lIhe assistance given by the social lights
bf Backfoot.
The function Tuesday night at Sage
aurst was intellectual in character. for
,Ry arrangement of the hostess the Black
Moot singer, Prof l., G. Rowdon rem
Nered The El.land Cycle a poem by
EarI stieler; the music by A Won
Fielit2 In his rendition OF this story
" love of Eliland. the monk ana
Lrmingard, the nun Professor Row
u}on was assisted by Miss Ethel Terry
nc the piano.
N Mrs. Trcgo, who opened her splendid
Nome 10. and inspired this altogether
tppreciable social success, is the able
,ditress of the woman's page in the
lner husband publishes.
Developing Musical Talent.
n During the years end of 1909, Black
'oot fell heir 10 n gentleman of scholar
musical attainment in the person OF
Proi. e. c. Rowdon: He filled voiG
Nm this community, ripe for a higher or
A1er Of the development OF its latent
Ymuslcal talent He is today the personal
'plrector OF q choral society here OF
twenty-five and one al Shelley, twelve
niles north OF here. of fifty voices.
Blackfoot is the ideal center OF this
great Snake river valley for n movement
~ this character. and the busy CONNER
Vial world at once gives way chcerfully
IN its onward rush Tor gold to the sweet
, fhords of music, which 'soothes the
pvage breast and brings with il that
aviliZing Influence in the natures OF men
Avhich is in class of its own
HI This is the initial movement 10 an
s'rganzatiou which. it is hoped. may give
n impetus 10 vocal music in all Snake
lver valley and which Will make the
flills reSound III concordant strains OF
bng. refined and civilizing in character.
So enthuscd with the scope. Of this
york are the business men OF Black
npot today that in brief stay in the
llity this new addition TO their COM
Vnunity life was the proud boast OF many
,usy business men, one OF whom LEFT
is desk and took me TO the studio OF
4 Professor RoWdun. the originator OF the
Vllan. that / might gain knowledge OF the
cope OF plan soon TO obtain as a slim
:. lus TO this musical undertaking,
|H VIII Hold Musical Festival.
IN Through this choral association. d.
lined by Professor Rowdon. Il musical
estival is TO be held here two weeks
lence. on June 16 and II. 10 which the
,eople Of ali Snake river valley are in
HE'D and already the interest manifest
ere and through neiEhborine cities of
-he valley indicates an attendance at
-ach OF the several performances equal
|, o the seating capacity Of the Blackfoot
'Audltorium. where tho popular event
,Nl be held.
" In this festival, intended as a treat
rio all whom God has endowed with
''pirils OF harmonious melody. the great
horous is to be assisted by special talent
..Fom Salt Lake City. renowned in the