The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-25
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS-TI
Little Folks and Big People Who Have
Been Made Happy.
Captain DonnelI sswatched'' by Insurance
Agents-Holiday Entertainments
Star Programme for Tonight.

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insurance agents invaded the Office of
Captain Donnell, the popular manager OF
the Pacific Insurance union, yesterday
afternoon, and then and there proceeded
to settle all indemnities on a Christmas
basis. Mr.. B. F. Grant, on behalf of the
agents, in a happy and appropriate
speech, presented the captain with a very
handsome gold watch, bearing this in
scription:
ssCaptain Donnell-From the Insurance
Agents of Salt Lake City-Christmas,
1922
The captain was bit upset, to say the
least, by the unexpected token of esteem,
but made the best response at his COM
mand. AS he afterwards expressed it,
/ '"rhey caught the old man on the lee
shore, without anchor or sails.
THE UNITARIAN CHRISTMAS TREE.
The Unitarian Sunday school had its
Christmas tree yesterday afternoon at the
parlors of the Metropolitan hotel at which
about two hundred people were present.
A real live Santa Claus distributed the
good things from large and beautiful
tree.
But the most unique part of the enter
tainment was the drama ga Noble Out
cast'' performed by Charming L. Pollock
Webster as leading lady. John Pollock
was the noble outcast and tramp. The
children ranged from IL years downwards
and the play iliclted no end of applause
and although it was a drama with con-
siderable rascality intermixed, also great
amusement and laughter.
EMPLOYEES REMEMBERED.
The firm of Auerbach Bros. on last
evening presented each of the cash boys
in their establishment with a S. bill,
and to all the other employees $40 each.
The total number of people in their en-
ploy is seventy-five.
The employees OF P. T. Nystrum pre-
sented him last evening with handsome
Christmas remembrance In the shape OF
an A. o. U. W. watch charm.
The clerks and employees of Simon
Brothers were handsomely remembered
by the firm last evening, and each one
went home happy.
A Christmas purse of S4S was divided
among the janitor and other employees OF
the Commercial block yesterday. The
purse was contributed by the tenants,
headed by G. S. Varian.
THE STAR COURSE PROGRAMME.
In connection with the lecture this even
ing, in the theatre, will be given the fol-
lowing:
l-'Christans, Awake" an old English
Christmas carol by the Union Glee club.
2-"John, and Peter, and Robert and Paul."
q reading, by Mr.. Ellis.
3-Duet, Hope Beyond" by Miss Maude
Pratt and Mr.. Southern.
4-"Immanue-A Christmas Idyl," recita-
ton, by Bishop Whitney.
Solo, THE Lord Is My Light" by Miss
Louie Poulton.
6-Short lecture by Charles Ellis.
7-''All Hail This Glorious Day" by the
Union Glee club.
Doors open at s.
LITTLE TOTS MADE HAPPY.
Mrs. Richard Macintosh entertained
happy throng of little ones with
Christmas tree at her residence on South
West Temple street last evening.
OHIO SOCIETY PROGRAMME.
9 -TrTtS Memory" -' Leslie
Mrs John Greene Mrs. w. l.. Packard, and
Mrs. h. j. Thomas.
3-Recitation ------......
Mrs. E. P. Newell.
4-Vocal SolO-Sei ected. ----
Mrs. w. L. Packard, jr.
Mrs. John Read.
6-Vocal Solo Let Ne Love Thee" -. Ardih
Mr.. r. j. Thomas
7-Pianoforte Solo
S-Short Address
7. c. Iliff, d. D.
9-Vocal SODA Lesson in Love" Stephenson
Mrs. John Greene.