The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-26
IT WAS 4 SUCCESS.
The Brilliant Showing at the
I Merchants Carnival.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE CROWDED
A Notable Social Event-The Business Houses
Represented Striking and Original
Costumes-General Notes.

The Merchants Carnival at the Crane
opera house last evening was most pro
n9unced success, and discounted even the
famous Paper Carnival of a couple of year!
ago.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Paups Chape
reaped golden harvest.
The opening Of the doors was announced
for 1880, and within a few minutes after
that time carriages began to roll up to the
front of the opera house and deposited
their well-dressed loads. BY o'clock the
lower portion of the building was crowded
TO suffocation, and those who arrived later
than that hour were forced to the first
circle, which even then was tolerably well
filed. The "fashionables"-t who are
in the habit of entering the theatre after
the performance has begun-sought lofty
perches in the second circle.
The grand march was announced to COM
mence at 500. At S:45 Olsen's band COM
menced the overture, and at 9 pm, the
curtain went up displaying a sight never
before witnessed in Salt Lake and which
brought round after round of deafening
APPLAUSE. Under the generalship of Miss
Lizzie Almy and led by Miss Z. Minor,
representing the United States army, and
Miss Rookledge, the United States navy,
the grand march began, and the ladies
whose names are given below, entertained
the large audience for quarter of an hour,
bringing forth round after round of APP
plause.
The grand march at an end, Professor
Younger's pupils gave an exhibition of
fancy dancing, as follows:
Fishers Hornpipe-Jean Groo.
Highland Fhng-Vinnie Gilbert Florence
Simpson, Harry Brink, 10 Barratt, Robert Nor
Pastorale-NcIlie Bowman, Carrie Williams
George Smith
Berthe Dunlap, Jennie Sands and Josie Morris
also entertained the audience with a Scotch
dance in costume.
The little ones were loudly applauded and
deservedly so. The ball was then fairly
opened, and it was early this morning when
the floor was cleared.
THE HOUSES REPRESENTED.
Arhogast & Trumbo Co-Miss A. Conklin.
Pavey & Wadeu-Miss Parker
Cohn Bros.-Misses Hardness and Rhodes.
Auerbach Bros-Aliss K. Pitts.
Mccormick & Co-MlSs Mccormick.
Simon BroS.-MisSeS Z. kimball and L. An
derson.
A. Hempstead-M Misses NJ Sadler and L. Wood
GIN. Scott s. Co.-Misses F. Kimban and G.
Wallace.
Lace House-Misses Miles and Groesbeck.
United Electric Co-Miss L. Barnes.
L.
District Messenger-MiSS NJ. Conklin.
GOsfbe & Ptts-Miss Shearman
Gsenewald, cigar dealer-Miss Grissom.
Es,skehesy-Miss MOritz.
Dickson & Co.-Mrs. Dickson.
Sk4n LeVy-MiSS l.. Barbee.
THE HERAID-Miss Hargrove.
The ITjbuae-hIiSS Gilmer.
Cunnington & Co.-MisS Greenleaf
Abstract and Safe Deposit-Miss NeG
Hirschman & Schweitzer-Mrs. Schweitzer.
Spencer & Kimball-Miss Farnsworth.
Dinwoodey-MisS Wheeler.
Barratt Bros.-Miss Kimball
Hoock & Clawson-Mlsses Carey and Sim
mons.
Crismon Scarff-Sfiss Beatty.
Mountain Ice Company-Miss L. Greenwald.
Eoe1ipg Iil7eS-MisS Nichols.
D. & Il. G. Railroad-MisS Lett.
c. B. & G. Railroad-Mrs. Creary.
U. p. Railroad-Mrs Mccartney and Miss
Earl,
Salt Lake Soap Factory-Diiss G. Wheeler.
q. A. Lowe-Miss A. Wheeler.
John Reading-Miss r. Stevenson.
l.. c. Karrick-Mss ST. John.
Walker Bros-Misses Redall and Hawkes.
The Falr-Misses Holcomb and Flygare.
Price & Busby-Miss Raybould.
J. Mcdonald & Sons-Miss H. Bishop.
Moore, Allen & Co-Miss Senter.
Hollander druggist-Miss Grim.
Liberal Drum corps-Mrs. Lipman.
Roberts & Nelden-Miss ALI, Miss Stantfeld,
Miss McKimmiDs Miss Bailey, Miss Thomas,
Miss Elva Godbe Miss Hoge.
White Sewing Machine company-Mrs. W. A.
Reeden.
A C. Smith & Co.-Miss Annett
Ontario Mine-Miss Royal.
Wiscomb & Olsen-Miss G. Morgan.
Raybould, Boollstore-Miss Depew.
Rivers Bros.-Mrs. w. Snow.
Tullidge & Co.-Mrs. Brink.
NJ R. Evans-Miss B. Wilkes.
Alta Cluh-Miss Marshall
United States Army-Miss Z. Minor.
United States NaYy-MisS Rookledge.
United States Artillery-Miss Kenny.
Hikado-Miss Nightingale.
Salt 3salSe Hardware CO.-Mrs. J. B. Walden |
Utaff Cracker Factory-Miss L. Miles
Madame Lamb-Miss NJ. Morlan.
Real Estate-MisS B. Morlan-
Sanitarium-Mrs McCallum.
Hollander, Jewelry-Miss K. Lawrence.
Salt Lake Rowing Club-Mrs. C. Swenson.
COalter & Snelgrove-Mrs. Mathews.
Noble, Wood & Co.-Miss L. Clements