The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.

MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Maggie Mitchell closed her engagement at
the theatre last night to beggarly audience.
THE CARLETON SEASON.
The sale Of seats for the Carleton season COM
mences this morning. There are indications OF
big rush.
SCANDINAVIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
But Tor the innumeranle political attractions
tne entertainment given by the Scandinavian
D.amaNc association at social hall would have
too nne audience last night; as it was
liner Inere we're several empty seats in the hall.
me entertainment, however, was a very pleas
ing one
The first number on the programme was
vocal solo by Miss Hi6a Johnson.
Ihen came recitation by j. Schow, who is
immensely popular anon his couItrymen.
Pro1 Berkhold favored the audience with two
violin solos, and was encored each time
A one act farce, en- Lide Datter. was presented
py the dramatic association and provoked
great deal ofmerriment
Miss Jorgensen, beautiful girl who pos
sesses very sweet voice. sang the English
ballad, Thy Face" and took the audience by
The concert will be repeated at later date.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of the South
ern society will be held at 8 O'Clock sharp this
evening at the Walker house parlors.
After the transaction of business those who
nave accepted invitations to the iowa ball will
go 70 foungers hall. f. II. DYER,
President.
Y. II. D. CLUB
The Y. NJ. @. A. Debating club gave public
oeoste at the association rooms last evening,
there being in attendance about one hundred
ara nifty persons. Mr.. D. J. Brown, Of the
Neps, presided over the meeting Prayer was
| offered by Secretary Murphy in opening the
| programme, and he was followed ty Misses
Hulburd and Bartlett in vocal duet rendered
VlvaC0nS and TQnlf1PGG tJla An,
derson then followed with q fifteen minutes
discourse on 'CrankS.' In this lie covered the
ground OF many of our useful and wonderful in
Ventlons, showing how all the inventors were
rid1culed and called crsnks until they sue
ceeoed in their efforts when they were lsuded
closing up with the greatest cranl5s' of all the
young men who will persist in running wild and
doing what they should not do. His discourse
plause
The Messrs Kelson. Mr.. Aubrey and Mr.
Martin, quartette from the Mandolin and
Guitar club then gave selection and received
an encore Ihelr playing had all the finish
usually attained by the members OF that club,
and was all that could be desired.
The debate on the subject, Resolved. that the
elective franchise should be- extended TO wo-
men" was then announced as IN order and
Messrs Plaisted and Burr and Miss Stblev
were appointed as judges.
Mr.. John Chalmers first had the floor for the
affirmative and In clear, logical manner set
forth his reasons for believing that women
should be allowed to vote. He drew applause
frequently as ne would touch upon the sympa-
| thtes OF the audience.
g. A. Reed followed as leader for the mega
tive and IL his fifteen minutes covered the
| ground on his side OF the question in an able
manner. His remarks also drew applause
In his ten minutes speech Z. J. Young added
some weight to the evidence on the affirmative
| side being followed by Mack Mac Rae, who, bv
his witty say ngs kept the audience in a roar
| while he occupied the floor.
The respective leaders then summed up and
| the question was given into the hands of the
| judges. who decided two for the affirmative and
| one for the negative.
| John Michigan recited "Vsgabonds' in good
style, after which a vote of thanks was rendered
! to those VINO had assisted in the entertainment.
| which closed with America" sung by ali
| present.
WONDERLAND.
| The little folks leave US after TODAY.
Tomorrow the worlds wonder, Mile
Christine, the two-head woman, conceded
to be the most marvellous freak in exist
ence, will most positively be on exhibition.
| Mile Christine will remain but one week
and should be seen by everyone. Monsieur
Garland, the famous glass and needle eater,
will also appear in the curio hall In the
theatorium Mr.. Burton Stanley, a gentle
man who enjoys a world wide and enYis bic
reputation, produces a ludicrous farce
called the widows Troubles" In which
all the talent of the stock company will ap-
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