The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-03

Main street, Thursday, January Z, from 2
to 3 p. M, for the benefit Of the Orphans
home. This worthy charity will appeal to
the hearts of our people and generous re-
spouse will be looked for. Tickets may be
procured at the door.
Mrs. Jeanette Crawford will give her
''InitiaI' recital at the parlors of the Metro
politan. on Monday evening. January 4.
Her Introduction to the public is heralded
by testimonials of a tlattering character,
and treat is in store for those who attend.
The Southern society will meet on We'd
nesday evening, the 9th, at the Walker
house parlors a full attendance is de-
sired, and it is hoped all members may find
it convenient to be present.
The Ladies' Literary club met on New
Years day and most interesting paper
upon Municipal Reform was read by
Miss Helen Crawford.
The Unitarians have planned a most in
structive and agreeable entertainment for
the last of January-''A Trip Down the
Rhine Illustrated by stereopticon views,
which will afford genuine pleasure and
knowledge.
Mr.. Louis Cohn has Just received IRON
HARDWOOD, the artist, two exquisite paint
ings. They are most meritorious, and Mr..
Cohn may congratulate himself upon OBJ
tanning gems. One study represents OBJ
jects in florists conservatory, grouped
in artistic manner about a ported plant of
primroses, whose petals seem to be laden
with dew, so true to nature are they, and
a bunch of chrysanthemumS in varied hues
that are half wilted; while upon the other
side and on the table are some that are
fresh and have been placed in paper pre-
paratory to being sent away. The contrast
between the withered flowers and those
that are yet perfect is marvellous concep-
ton. The tlnts, the coloring and the per-
fectly natural and familiar surroundings all
appeal to ones idea of correct interpreta-
ton.
The 5companion picture represents an
earthenB bowl Of nuts, which sare fault
| lessly executed, the bowl being perfect in
every detail. The basket of grapes and
those lying outside are so true to nature
that their luscious quality makes one Ions
to pluck them. All the originality of the
artist is clearly perceptible, and he has
done himself proud in the execution of this
order. They will be hung in Mr.. Cohn' S
! fne residence.
The children of the Catholic Sunday
| school OF this city are looking forward to
| tomorrow afternoon with all the eager an
| ticipations of their ardent young hearts,
and well they may. Rev. Father Fitz
! gerald, their worthy and highly esteemed
director, and his able corps of assistants,
| the Young Ladies' Christian Doctrine
society, have been expanding all the ener-
! gies of their magnanimous and indefatig
| able spirits in providing for that occasion,
such pleasures as shall make it the subject
of their delightful remembrance for the
entire year just begun.
Every thing that could add to the pleasure
of the occasion, Christmas tree, Santa
| Claus, and all, has been secured.
Don't be late, children. Remember, al
the Grand Army hall, at 2:30 p. NJ, sharp
! Father Fitzgerald has not forgotten the
children of larger growth" either. A
very entertaining programme, including
| refreshments has been prepared for theil
! delectation tomorrow evening, at the same
place, Grand Army hall. A small admis
sion and refreshment fee will be charged
in the evening for the purpose of defrayinl
| the expense incident upon the occasion.
seems that some have confounded the twt
entertainments; the one in the Afternoon
is for the children, while that for tn
grown up people" is in the evening
Every Catholic in the city should come anC
bring his friends, as the main purpos
of the entertainment is in furtherance o
the social spirit among the members of tn
parish and those who have arrived but re
Gently. Ample provision, by way of a
Introduction committee, has been made t
insure the success of this feature.
FORT DOUGLAS.
We still have excellent sleighing and
great many visitors 20 the fort since tn
sleighing commenced.
Captain Noble has been very sick an
confined to his quarters for some days wit
fever.
} The officers and ladies of Fort Dougls
give a hor on January 18th.
Colonel Blunt has recovered from his a.
: tack of grippe.
8 Mrs Noble, wife of Captain Noble
I now considered out of danger
The officers children gave very prett
Y little hop in the dancing hall on Wedne
j day night. Notwithstanding the storm
4 there were many young people from Il
s city. The supper was dainty and deliciol
e and when we looked in upon them the
= seemed to be enjoying themselves. 1t ws
near midnight when they adjourned
: New Years day was observed as a hol
! day. But one or two families received ar
S some of the officers made calls. The da
. so far as calling is concerned, has passe
, into innocuouS d6suetude.