The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-30
THE UNDERTAKERs.

Mr.. Paul Honeyball - .....----Frank Plalsted
Mr.. Swoppington, (his friend) -, -Ralp Hoag
MI Jeremy Census Plalsted
Margaret, her sister-in-law) ------ Mrs; King
Eliza, (servanD ------.......-Mi Miss Plaisted
SYNOPSIS
Mr.. Paul Honeyball desires to marry his
sister to his old school friend Swoppington, but
knowing that gentleman's peculiar disposition
of wanting everything belonging to others and
nothing of his own, arranges a little plot to en-
trap him.
The young lady is introduced to Swoppington
as Mrs. Honeybau. The scheme succeeds. He
falls in love with the supposed wife of his
friend, and, after discovering the deception,
marres her, The next day it SHOWS.
Business manager and stage director, Mr..
Ferl
The audience is requested no, ITO throw bou-
quets or gold coin at players while erformng, IS
it is likely to confuse them. Collections will be
taken up at the close OF every act
Positively no going out to - q man. or
eating cloves will be tolerated during the
play.
Ladies who persist in wearing Ugh bonnets
must.sit in the top gallery.
Keep your feet out of the seats and don't
throw peanut shells on the floor.
PERSUASIVE.
Those enduring to the end will be fed.
This programme was carried through
with vim which showed that the merit
supposed to exist in Lincoln Park is really
there. The whole audience managed to sit
out the performance, which was excellent
| in every respect and as a consequence a
sumptuous repast was spread at the close.
a party of young people spent Friday
evening very pleasantly at Calder's park,
picnicking and dancing to the music of
Olsen's band. The party consisted of Miss
Melia Weller, Miss Edith Weller, Miss
Vilate Currie, Miss Robbins, of Ogden ;
Mrs. Cracroft, Miss Edna w ellis, Mr.. Hyde
J. Young, Mr. Louis R. Wells, Mr.. Walter
Conrad, Charley Wells and Mr.. Rodney
Badger, ir
Miss Susie Ritter, daughter of Hon. w.
W. Ritter, has returned from Logan where
she has been visiting for a few weeks.
| Mrs. Ellen Curtis Gage, the assistant
Guy recorder, is dangerously ill with heart
! disease.
Misses Ida Daynes and Mary Romney
went up to visit the family of DIR. Seymour
Young, in the Dell, on Friday.
Robert Speed, nephew of Treasurer
Walden, is just here from New Orleans to
locate. Count one for the Democracy
! Mr. G.. b. MARYLAND left last night for the
east, where he will wed one of Kentucky's
fairest Mr.. MARYLAND is well known Lere
as manager of the Conklin Sampling mill
and as a gentlemanly jolly good fellow
| THE HERALD extends heartiest congratula-
| tions.
The citizens have much enjoyed the
services of MIR. r. E. Hoag as city auditor.
He will, however, be called upon to receive
national honors as a dramatist. The the
atrical performance in Lincoln Park Fri
day night brought out his abilities not
only as an author, but as an actor Of the
highest type.
The marriage of one of Salt Lakes most
prominent broker merchants is bein z
quietly discussed. Guess.
Mrs Captain Willard Young and Miss
Allie Hooper are in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher have re-
turned to Logan after weeks pleasant
visit in this city.
George W. Thatcher, ir., and his charm
ing sister, Miss Luna, went back to Logan
yesterday.
Mayor Scott's sister and neice, Mrs aud
Miss Decker, returned to California
Thursday. Their visit was made the oc
casion of season Of gayeties at the Knuts-
ford
The Misses Hardness and Miss Brown
will depart for the east this week to con-
tinue their studies at a Fifth avenue
school.
The Smedleys expect to move into their
new home this week.
Judge Benefits family will move into
the Davis house as soon as Mrs. Davis
new dwelling will be ready for occupancy
A distinguished party arrived al the
Knutsford yesterday made up of Com
mander w. H. Brownson, United States
navy, Mrs. Brownson, and Miss Hattie
Brownson, of Yonkers, DR.. and Mrs. New
ton w. Shaffer, and Master Melmau Shat
fer, of New York.