The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-09


with goodiy portions Of their families filing the hall
with audience whose countenancs, beaed with Joy,
not only from the delight ansiog directly fro the oc.
casicn, but ire the aaociatons aud leasing recoec
tors OF toe pass As the play progressed the audience
gave vent TO their qualification In smiles and heartfelt
laughter The following is the cast c characters IN the
play Of
ALL is NOT GOLD THAT GLIrTERs
Toby Twinkle Mr.. u. b Claw ON.
s STUN: p whitney
SteInen fium.. ...................Mr Il Margetts.
Maitpa oioos. Slswson.
Lady Leatnerbridge.. Mrs. C,of.
The Ntcs ssys:-There was NO stamping Of feet,
humping OF canes clspping of hands, any other
uncoutb, upceled for, and Inappropriate noises, aud
the audience please remember this and conduct oriery
lest there amuiemtn's be closed upon You.
On the 2sth December the Dramatic Association per-
formed for the second time the melo entitled the
" Writing the Wall" The cast Of characters was
excellent and it would only be tedious to paricularize
that Mr. Snow most CHARACTERISED ally represented
the spirit and action Of Richard Oliver, and MIS- Vince
us Of 10 sns IA
roles The evenings entertainment concluded with
sentimental song BY Mr.: J. u.wson, hornppe by
Banks O. the Blue &oselis' by Mrs. Margaret Cook.
John NJ Jtnes relieved the tedum Of the n;eiudes by
most tcient 6caDy executed music of varied character
including tasefuy arranged original tune by Orson
Pratt, Jr.
Kinney, Green Co. gave complimentary party TO
u. -. IL.
at the Union Hotel Tuesday evening, O'Clock, Dec 81
We are informed that, In addition TO full attendance
Of the compme nte9 guests, bis E.cellen;y Governor
Of the Twelve in this city the United States
civil officers and large number Of prominent citi.
zens were In attendance with theI LADIES' Music and
the dance envensd the very social Interchange Of free
remaIk-ths supper was sumptuous, abundant, aad
elegantly servedand all participants highly enjoyed
the splendid entertainment
TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
On satureny evening 18TH January according to pre-
vious app ointment the printers Of Salt OF Lake City,
vened In the Office Of the Desr Ne1rs and ORG mixed the
"Typcgrsp Association OF Deseret cons itu tion
was adopted, modelled with view most effectively TO
accomplish the objects OF the associs.oD The OF
the active officers elect are as follows
President. Phineas II. Young.
First Counsellor. James Mcknight.
Second Counsellor. Brigham Young.
Clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Geo. q. Cannon
Aetttant Sierk.. John u. ChAmoers
Librarian. ..............,........Jshn B. Kelly.
Hon. Albert Darlington, editor Of the Desert Nss, and
eleven others, were chosen honorary counssllors.
The organization OF this association, We trust, VIII
prove important auxiliary In securing 10 the typogra
phical fraternity Of this Territory elevation OF cha
racter worthy Of their profession
MARRIAGES, pTArBs, Asp cur OFFS
MARRIED,
In Cedar City, Zee 80 1854 BY Elder Isaac G. Hairht
Mr. John scFarlane from scotland, AID Miss Ann Chat
ttrly from England Also, Mr.. Christopher Arthur, Jr
IRON South Wales and Miss Caroline Baight.
mas day. M. George q Chase and Mss Emi,9M Hyde
In Salt Lake City, Nov. 70, BY Elder G. Lambert, Mr.
Alfred Nethereott and Miss Charlotte Pierce.
In Salt LAKE City, on SUNDAY Zee. 10, 1854, at the
Young, ndsr George Q. Cannon and Miss n1aoeth iols
land.
With Joy may your cup Of hfe be fned,
With blessings rich abcupd--
Ane no- may the loyslsst virtues sbins,
That sfst we're 10 Eden found
IL 10 DO IDLE task 70 prove
FIDELITY and truth by love;
Pot hearte ne In time sbal b
Cemebitd trim stsrrAsly