The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-28


patriotic George Washington air pervaded, |
even unto the Ratchet, which was given as
a BOBBY prize This little demonstration |
was in honor of the Nevilles, friends Of
General Sherman.
Mrs. George Ryan invited few of her
lady friends to luncheon Friday, where
repast, delicious and bountiful, was served.
A Denver paper in speaking of a delight
full light opera given by the Young Ladies'
Guild Of the cathedral, contains this COM
plimentary notice of Miss Martha Royle,
our well-known society girl, who is at
present thoroughly enjoying the charms of
Denver social life:
Miss Royle as Nine Epinard, the French gov
erness, did not figure in the cinderella" per-
Torrance, but she was manifeStly present in all
the joys and sorrows of the Boarding School"
Miss Royle wore a costume of red silk with
black bead trimming, and as the affectedly
dignihed governess she made a bewitching pic
ture. Her little love song given for the edihca-
ton OF the pupils, was certainly catching.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. Sid
ney K. Hooper and MIR. j. E. Game to
dancing party at the Union club parlors
for Miss Hooper on March l.
The following musical programme was
rendered at the synagogue on Friday night.
The excellence of the music and the taste
displayed in the selections have pronounced
these musical interpretations as captivat-
ing. To Mrs. Joseph Siegel, the directress,
great credit is due:
Trio-From the oratorio 1.-THE Creation by
Hayden, for soprano, tenor, basso.
Baritone solo-"Palm Branches by Fawn.
Trio-For female voices, God our Re-
deemer,'' by F. Marchetti, Miss Lincoln, Mrs.
Dean-Allison. Messrs. Burleigh, Goddard,
| assisted by Mrs. Joseph Siegel.
Organist, Prof Radcliffe.
The Southern society will give pr O.
gressivs euchre party this week.
! The Knutsford was scene of universal
animation last evening and the dining hall
where Miss Snyder gave her musical was
crowded to its utmost capacity by the
friends and guests Of the popular song
stress. A very select and fashionable
audience, whose generous applause gave
evidence Of their appreciation, was pres
ert. Each number was creditably rendered
and the advancement of the pupils marked.
| Miss Snyder was in good voice and
charmed all by her sweet singing. Bessie
Bean, who unfortunately is blind, gives
promise OF wonderful possibilities. Miss
heisel has peculiarly attractive voice.
The Ladies' Literary society had pleas.
ant meeting on Friday evening. 1.-THE
Tolstoi, by Mrs. Thral, and current topics
| by Mr.. Hall, were trio of uoiects intelli-
gently discussed.
Miss L. IRE invited few intimate
friends to high five party last week, a
which enjoyment reigned supreme.
FORT DOUGLAS.
DR.. Kyle left for Fort Niobrora last
Tuesday. He MADE many friends here
abouts during his brief stay.
We IRE informed that the bachelors sent
out invitations for their party on Monday
night, February 20, but owing to otter en-
TREATMENTS IN the city the same nigh
they have recalled their invitations anG
postponed the party till after Lent
DR.. Robinson from Fort Ducnesne ha.
been visiting at the post during the pas
week.
The fort has been exceedingly lively
socially the past week, and everyone seem:
TO be rushing matters so as to get all the
gaietes in before Lent opens.
Washington's Birthday at st. Mary's Academy
At 80 the folding doors were thrown
open, revealing to the teachers and happ,
Juniors the large recreation hall beauu
fully decorated; the "stars and stripes
artistically draped from pillar to pillar.
AS the strains of one of Wollenhaupt'.
grand marches sounded, every eye wa
instantly turned to where the masquerader
entered two by two. Miss Bessie Gmei
stan ding on the left introduced them.
1 Among the principal characters, Mis-
, Estella Laffitte as the Tamborine Girl wa
much admired. Miss Alice Hoey made
charming Spanish Girl and Miss Venic
Dunford as Gipsey Queen did great homo
to the race.
t Miss Katie Trumbo as the Country Boy
and Miss Flora Blackburn as Topsey acte
their characters TO perfection.
, AS there are no gentleman boarders a
- st. Mary's, George Washington was sur
: posed to be absent in war, when Miss Ma
Kane suddenly made her appearance as tn
'Father of Our Country" completely tai
ing all by surprise. Miss Gertrude Kin
8 made an excellent ballet dancer and th
+ character of Mother Goose was personate
perfectly by Miss Monahan, as did ais
Miss Rose O'Donell as Daughter of tn
Y Regiment.
: Later in the evening an entertainin
programme was rendered Miss KIM
always welcome. sang very sweetly. TIL
overtures, instrumental duets, vocal solo
|. recitations, show the careful training II
~ sisters are so exact in giving TO pupils WI
. are entrusted to their care.
OF all school girls who only see the SUI
j ny side of life, none are more careless an
l. happy than those of st. Mary's.
A Surprise Party.
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