The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-19
TIE CONCERT

quette and first circle seats.
TEE CONCERT
consisted OF seven numbers and without
being specially ambitious was very enjoy
able and very novel 10 the strangers pres
ent who had not previously seen
the Charming costumes of he two
clubs, and Heard the characteristic music
they furnish. Mr.. WItzell conducted
the gentlemen's club which played a new
style, and Mr.. Beesley's xylophone solo was
selection with skill and taste Mr. Joh2
Robinson gave a baritone solo in pleasing
very rafting aud artistic Miss Olsen
hardly as charming as a conductor as she
ls IN the role of a pasha's wlfe-difected
the young ladies' club, and their selection
went excelently. The occarena quarteste
Is hardly the thing for swell concert
The Harmony Glee club of male voices cid
fairly well, though Stephens was not pres
eDt to conduct il. The final selection by
both clubs was gem and ought to have
been encored. Everyone was so impatient
for the ball, however, that there was no
attempt to lift the curtain.
THE BALL
opened at 10 O'Clock, and dancing was pur-
sued at lively gait till the s.wee SINAI
hours"
AT the first of the evening the dancers
probably numbered two hundred and
seventy-tve couples, but as the evening
wore on the number constantly decreased.
and only about one hundred and fifty
couples danced the medley. Among those
noticed were Miss Ada Cannon, Miss Ella
Olsen, Miss Tate, Miss Florence Alder.
Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schweit-
ger, Mrs. Cummings, Miss Lille
Young, Miss Keeney, Miss Maud
keeney, Miss Gerte Alien, Miss
Jotie Beatie, Miss Lydia Robbins,
Miss Naylor, Miss Mary Cannon, Miss
Coral Common, Miss Cummings, Miss
Weller, Miss Edith Weller, MISS Susie
Ritter. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Schweitzer,
Miss Fannie BowriDg Miss Beattie, Miss
Theo Clays, Miss Nellie Penrose. Miss
Mary Webb Davis Miss Lillian Hamlin,
Miss Shurtliff Miss Kate McAllister, Miss
Ruby Pratt, Miss Claribel Ridges, Miss
Ridges, Miss Daisy Moffatt, Miss Lee
Moffatt, Miss Alice ClawsCn, Miss Tessie
Clawson, Miss Efie Russell, Miss Hamlin,
Miss Josephine Spencer, Miss Mary Dyer,
Miss Ada Cope, Miss Susie Wilde, Miss
Lutte Whitney, Miss Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Witzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Young
Miss Taysum, Miss Rose Meyers, Miss
Rose Meyers, Miss Kate Rlgby, Mrs
Robert Anderson, Miss Lizzie Latimer
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Spencer, Miss Margetts
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McEwan, MIR. anG
Mrs; j. D. Spencer, Mrs. Spencer, Mis-:
Birdie knowlton, Miss Farmer, Mist
Miss Lutte Savage, Miss Ida Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Beatie, Miss Tennie Snow
, Mrs. George Savage, Mr.. aud Mrs. Spen-
GER Clawson, Miss Clare Clawson, Mis-:
Name Whitney, Mrs. Frank Nal
tese, Miss Griffith, Miss Berth;
Benedict. Miss Minnie Sears, Miss
J Eta Calder, Miss Vilate Currie
Il
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. ClawsoI
| ir., Miss Ruth Eldridge, Miss Minnie
Brinton, Miss Clara H, rmaun, Miss Trib
} of Ogden, Miss Pearl Pratt, Miss Fanni
Parry, Miss Matte Knowlton, Miss Cor
Knowlton, Miss Eva Knowlton, Mis-
Maud Knowlton, Miss Hester Cannon
Miss Amelia Cannon, Miss May Smith
Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey, Mr.. and Mrs
John Sears, Miss Clara Ferguson. Mr.. an
t Miss Kate Wells, Miss Nett!e Raleigh
Miss Tessie Clawson, Miss CLOVIS, Mis-
Lydia Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Derrab, MI
! Mrs Ezra Thompson, of Park City, MI
and Mrs. B. f. Rice, Mrs. T1zzie Clawsou
Miss Belle Burt, Miss Kate Burt, Mis-
Toronto, Mas Crismon, Miss Brockbanb
Miss Mamie Price, Gene Kimbal Mis-
Sloan, Miss Thurston, of st. Paul, MINI.
THE CHORAL
l had largely attended rehearsal at the as
sembly hall last evening. A Mr.. Bradbury
of California, favored the society with
baritone solo, 'Good Night, Farewell
and was warmly applauded.
, THE WILLARD SALE.
Fifteen freezing boys slept on the theatr
steps Sunday night and last night to be
: readiness for the opening of the Willar
sale this morning. The first six or eigt
p, numbers represent the Occidental and othe
L bona fde purchasers, the others are simpl
in place for what they can sell out for
chorus of graveyard coughs issued frol
I under the blankets last night as a HERAL
reporter came out of the ball at midnigf
i. and if there are not some DOCTORS bill
e grow out of the Willard sale The HERAL
will miss its guess.