The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10


The details were most excellently arranged
and delicious menu was served.
Miss Gratia Flanders. could in no other
way have eXtolled her previously well
earned reputation than by showing the
progress and superior attainments of her
pupils A well-arranged programme was
prepared and its execution was faultless.
The scholarly technique of the pupils,
possessed the individuality Of the teacher,
which classes her as a superior artist. The
following was rendered, each number
eliciting favorable comment, and several
encores were given:
LIE Calife de Bagdad overture -four hands,
Boleldleu
Miss Clara Horsley and Miss Flanders
Invitation to the dance Ritter
Master Waiter Jenkins.
Cantaoue, Allegro from Sonatine OPP. So,
Miss Ivie Clawson
Sonata, OPP. 80, first movement -four hands,
Miss Ella Keyting and Miss Flanders. O0-'i
Vocal, "Open thy Lattice, Gregh
Miss Alice P. Bray.
Nocturne, Esperance-- -Lichner
Spanish Dances, Nos. l, 2, 3, OPP. u -four
Miss Ruby ciawSon and Miss Flanders.
Miss Genieve Enerbeck.
overature, Figaro's Hockzeit -four hands,
Miss Ivie Ciawson and Miss Flanders.
Miss Ruby Clawson.
Vocal, Sailor Sighs''- Bale
Messrs. Leeka and Ashworth.
The Phoenix club gave very pleasant
reception at its rooms on Thursday even
ing. About forty persons were present,
they being the relatives and friends, OF
both sexes, of the members. An elegant
supper was spread, and dancing was in
dulged in. A general good time was had
that will be remembered fer some time.
The Saturday night Card club met at
Miss Kate Lawrence's home on Main
street. and very pleasant time was spent.
The inaugural ball and banquet given at
the Templeton on Monday aight will be
surprisingly elegant
The arrangements for the entertainment
of the Press club at the Knutsford on the
same evening, will be informal but a most
delightful gathering oflntellectual culture.
The card and dancing party to be given
by the Southern club promises to be one of
the charming events of the coming week
The spacious parlors of the Walker house
will be given up to cards from to 10 and
to dancing until y, after which supper
will be served in the dining room.
The next Cotillion party will be had a,
st. Marks schoolhouse Friday evening
next.
FORT DOUGLAS.
Lieutenant Type, adjutant, read a very
interesting essay before the officers Ly-
ceum last Monday on the ''Non-Commis-
stoned Officers of the Navy"
Lieutenant Brown has been absent or
leave since the week before Christmas
We see by the ST. Louis newspapers an
announcement of his engagement to a St
! Louis lady-and possibly he may return il
a few days with bride. We shall see.
| Captain Woodbury. returned yesterday
looking as though his four months rest ant
| travel had been beneficial.
The ball and dancing party to be glver
qy the officers and ladies of Fort Dougla:
on Wednesday night, the 18th inst, prom
iEes to be a big affair. The electric car!
run during the night, the last car leaving
the post about o'clock a. m.
We have had over month of eXcellen
sleighing and still it SHOWS.
Dr. Robinson. q. S. Army, from For
Ducheshe, is paying Lieutenant and Mrs
George a visit.
Captain Rose, of the Sixteenth, is nov
the senior captain of infantry and will sooI
be a major. We hope he will be the majo
of the Sixteenth. He was colonel an(
brevet igadier-general of volun teers dur
ing the war and why should he not bt
called General Roses