The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-13
REMOVAL
has been visiting DR.. Hough, has returned
to his home.

has been visiting Dr. Hough, has returned
to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Chambers left on
Saturday for Park City to be absent a
week. Mrs. Chambers has been.very much
indisposed for the past few days, and it is
hoped the little change may benefit her.
Mrs DIR. Thompson has returned from
an extended eastern visit and is domiciled
at the Grand.
Mrs. Wendell Benson and daughter are
expected this week from Omaha at the
Knutsford.
Miss Lincoln, our celebrated vocalist
| will be absent from the city for a fort
night.
Miss Wise, of Nevada, made Mrs. C. S.
Varian very pleasant visit on her way
home from New York.
Mrs. Knapp, of Illinois, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Anderson.
Mr.. Holmes, of the Knutsford, will en-
| terrain his guests by giving series of
dances next month at the hotel.
The Ph9pix club gives the second party
of It's series on Monday night at Younger
hall, having changed the date from Thurs
day, in order that it may attend the min
strel performance on that evening.
Social gentlemen, members of the South
ern society, contemplate the giving of a
| very elegant reception at the Walker
house about the 18th of January which will
surpass anything of the kind.
The upper ten of the city, as well as the
upper stories Of the theatre, will be RECALLED
on Friday and Saturday nights by the salt
Lake minstrels. This is not the first time
in the dramatic history of our city that
gentlemen in private life have essayed the
roll of the minstrel for 'sweet charty.n
Two years ago the Black Bird minstrels
gave most acceptable performance in the
opera house for the benefit of the Young
Ladies' Aid society. The entertainments
which are booked for this week under the
patronage of the Ladies' society of the
| Unitarian church have in some mys-
FERROUS manner caught the interest of
| the public. The programme, which the
young gentlemen have mapped out for
themselves, is most ambitious one, Sc
ambitious indeed, that the public will
watch with eager interest its rendition.
| The programme as published is bright and
in many respects novel. The manager has
gathered together all the best local talent
among vocalists and comedians and the
| 'Olio" presents striking contrast to the
average "Olio" in Dockstadlers or
Haverly's. We doubt if anything in the
modern minstrel show will compare in
originality or freshness with Mr. Parks
| 'Mary and john" or with "a few minutes
with Elmer Ellsworth
| Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Brooks and Miss
May Godbe will be married and leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for New
York City.
Mr.. Rand will be married on Wednesday
to Miss Hampstead and they win take a
] California trip.
FORT DOUGLAS.
The sleighing has been very good on the
hill during the past week, and we have
heard the iingling of the bells several times.
Major Woodrow, from London, and
Messrs. Woodcock, McGregor Kearnev.
Major Hugh Anderson, Prof. Holden. MIR.
Derby and many others were visitors at
the Fort during the past week.
Colonel Conrad, of the Twenty in
fantry, stationed at Fort Sidney, Neb..
died at Fort Randell last week of pneu-
monia while en- route inspecting the com
panies of his regiment that are scattered at
different posts. He passed through Salt
Lake some days ago en- route to Fort Du-
chesne to inspect company of his regi.
ment there. He was then looking robust.
well, and as if he had,many years to enjoy
] in these lands. This is the third colonel in