The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
DIoHIoRIDE OF GOLD CLUB CONCERT.

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Dr. heeley's wonderful discovery, Is one
OF the strong and potent temperance fac
tors of the city. Compared to It the vsri-
aus tennaranca ,,;ors and ch,rob op~,l
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iaries' USEFUL Is sney are are DuO Tue
ieeolest OF feeble movements. Last even
ing over hundred people, composed
largely Of members of the club and their
wives, assembled at the Carlo House
| (Keeley lnstitute) TO listen to q concert
programme of rare excellence, delivered as
follows:
PROGRAMME.
| l. Opening address President Robinson
| 2. Selection Mandolin and guitar ouartette
3. Basso solo, selected Mr.. VIII L. squires
AAadress ------------------------Mr Harvey
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ur OF Mo rra.,a,, Mics 1o,r,. 11.,,,,a,,
Violin obligato nv Mr. Weihe
T. Address Mr.. Corey
8. Selection, Guitar and Mandolin club quartette
o. lmitatlon cornet solo ---------. Mr.. sharp
Prof. Krouse accompanied: needless to
say, the selection in which he Miss Haw-
ley and MIR. Weihe figured was the gem of
the evening.
The new officers of the club are as fol-
lows: w. z. Robinson. president: DR..
Warren, first vice president: Mr.. Harvey
second vice-president; J. r. Nichols.
third vice-president; L. Stenhouse. secre-
tary; D. g. Calder, treasurer: president
vice presidents. T. II. Mitchell w. L.
Harlow. Mr.. Terry. B. r. Mcdonnell and
Sllas L. Smith. executive committee.
In his address last evening the president.
Mr.. Robinson. who is a honest and sincere
worker, said the club was no part of the
heGley Institute. Ih0V simply met in the
Prasident Ramhsrger and Dr Grovss In
time the club wonld have It's own narlors
and rooms He made an earneat annual for
support and said the cInh was doing q
world of good in securing the treatment
, nb,s Illus; :. VINO were unaoie 70
Savs.o, 1n,ttes ~ g. VI n n TT /,
tho gathariner not ouiS, H.. ~ H. -
no ner ranorta,s nrassnt 80 ~ $1,000 81
fha snectecIe of $50 aS NO ,oas e, ,S e"
andiance r,,rnhar ba,ono "a 900 80 - M &c
,orions -, no a4-asts of Ell, - ~
oanera,,on nass % honeiass irebrsa,es To
Gee them Ia p.S ,-eiI ord
abIv drsssad sit1;ns IN . nSpP ,S,,h nasSn
inc vvivas ond SanShta-o 81 anio,,i-rT tho
concart IL sractaalo ,hst ,o,Is' 800 ~ ~
henri If ,be var;ast - v.,o
men inst entared fo~ traotmant rThose
na,oas ~ ra,,o-tN,, 49,. 80 $500 49,, a
to dsclose Init who ara II" lnosyn 70 evar ~
hnsiness nan on tho strae,s ~ Salt T.sl~s
TT Dr G,9ves eucceeds in the;r cssss
he NAV Inv cIotr1 ~ tbe ch;aT ,-or.lros ~
miracles tho 10Th centnrv hoe nrodnced
The Ri-chlorjde of Gold ciub will hava the
hearty svmnathv end ennnort ~ overv
citizen who rnous Tho aviIs If tho I'M,
cnrse and the thousanda ,gho sra saa1i 1u,
To free themselves from its grasn
AT THE THEATRE.
Manager Burton Yesterday received q
despatch ASKING time for the Eekert Onera
company. If terms are made the oreaniza-
ton will follow Frank Daniels.
mn AoiLh Al HUME ASAiN'
Edwin Milton Royle, son Of Judge Royle
of this city, ana author of the play of
Friends" arrived in Salt Lake yesterday.
Salt Lakers do not need TO be told that
Mr. Royle is the author of the play OF
"Friends'i the reigning dramatic sensa-
was taken of the boards two or three
weeks ago. The triumphant production in
the face of q mountain of difficulties. the
unex pected run, MIR. Royle's individual hit |
ia the part he played, and the sale of the
piece TO a Cleveland manager, have all |
been related through the columns of The |
HERALD.
Mr. Royle was seen at mis- fathers house |
yes terdsy afternoon, the center of q happy |
and admiring throng of relatives and near
Had he been q prodigal son re-
turned instead of successful author. |
wearing untold clusters of laurels, there !
could not have been more rejoicing and |
more killing of tatted calves metaphor |
cally speaking. Mr.. Royle is a very Young |
man; not yet 40, and he wears his honors /
easily but joyously, as one who has known /
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10 taste the sweets OF its fruits.