Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-14

Als, Daisy sniolds, Little Lord Faunt-
leroy.
M-s. wel,t Spring.
Ms. r.. VI. Millor, Queen.
Mrs. Robinson, Innpcouce Abroad.
Mrs. 4. e. Kceco, Domino.
Mrs. Fanny SharLc. Domino.
g. NJ. jackson Mrphis Opheles.
Percy Perkins. Sailor.
Fred Dennis Clown.
q. Pierce. Corstir.
Mr.. S i. Pollock. D0mlun.
i. &. Standfts, Gnruun Peasant.
n ). Jensen, IRISH u 81.
Mike Donovan, Cow 10y.
Mike Sullivan, Cow Bow.
Peter Fleming. sir John Foster.
{. J. Goort, Mexican.
D.I. Chadwick. Domino.
LOMar sommor, Tuscnrora.
Milton l.. Oglosby, MpNlcln.
franl, Brc1ner, Prince of Denmark.
George y. ieUuhor, Sailor.
y. u, Sonthondold, Cardinal.
j. II. wall, Domino.
Low Hayward, Suntlnw0r.
lIinm Schnheld. Sailor.
A. Wilson, German liusslr.
J u. smith, Gyp.oy Chief.
j. Is. Stricklny, "Ium"
i ;. Derrick, Acc OF Diamonds.
j. ID. Ostler, Ace Of Clubs.
i. l.. Perry, Aco Of Spades.
a Hiuuhman, Cy Plnukou.
A. j. Wat =, Domino.
George Armstrong, Domino.
y. g. Pierce, Soldier.
J. X. Clinton, English Dude.
William Dyer, Gypsy King.
\. W. Rnybould, Fireman.
j. Hirschmnn, King q car.
ID. l.. WOOdmnnsoc, Clown.
Il. w. Cope, Ghos'.
II. i. Phillips, Domino.
j. a. Grecnwald. Domino.
David lNoelo, Captain do MoTrimnc.
Thomas korns, Nine SPOT Of Diamonds.
II. w. Noble, Sultan OF Turkey.
Or. j. Kcyaor. Prince.
L. Mehescy, Indian Chlot
James Anderson, Scotch Piper.
y. II. Josephi. Minister from Dahomey.
Alma sharp, Irishman.
H. \. Olsen, Crazy q iilt.
a. n. Rosonbaum, Prince Henry III.
q. w. johnson, Clown.
j. o. Eusion, Bolander,
X. N. Hamilton, Diamond Prince.
A, A. Painter. White Sailor.
ID. Haight, MophlslophlOs.
Al Mcltaiz, Domino.
Barlow Ferguson, Hunter.
W. G. Mcdonald. japanese.
II. l.. POpo, Sheet and pillow slip.
y. CHRIS v, Domino.
II. Il. Marshn, Spanish King.
90. Lubach, Husshr.
u. 4. MoLain. Polish Prince.
V. llisky, Clown.
John Egan, Irish Prince.
W. MoAllistor, italian Organ Grinder.
MIR. Donnell, Monkey.
j. u. Davelor, Sober.
u. j. Mcconyille. Hamlet.
Chiot stanton, DOvil In Charge OF Echo
Canyon slide.
u. X. Gillespie. Domino.
l.. NJ. Miller. Monk.
FiFHt ladles' prize was awarded 10 Miss
Addie Careless, butterfly; the 6rst
gentleman's prize to Mr.James AMBER
son, Scotch piper.
The decorations were the work main
~ Of Mr.. VIII McA llister, who is en-
titled 10 be called an artist.
Mr.. WIN Snyder, the protector and
general manager OF the Who'll, affair.
covered himself all over with glory as
n successful "woIker upn and inclteT
Of public interest.
Olsen'a band was rs capable NJ over,
though some effect was lOst 10y having
the Instruments located In the gallery.
The supper, which fed the throngs
In good ana ample order, was the In.
SEPARATION OF mine Host Brand.
Inc matinee opens mt this after
noon and lasis TIL 10 O'Clock tonight.
RHETORICAL.
One year ago today the members OF
the reportorial staff OF the various local
daily newspapers met In the parlors of
the Metropolitan hOtsl la response TO a
call by number OF newspaper men 10
discuss the advissbility Of organizing
q Press club. As n result committees
Were appointed and n temporary organ
ization effected. One week later the
election and installation OF officers
took place at the Continental hotel as
II. q. Wins, president; ]. Il. Bloor.
vice President; j. u. Hansen, rec ord.
Ing secretary; 1srph sJenkius, cor,
responding secretary; Joseph Lippmnn
treasurer. IL. &. Brownlee, Richard
Wells, WIN q. Higgins,J. Il. Letcher,
board Of Managers.
Since that time Messrs. Jenkins and
Wells have left the Territory anu their
positions ara now filed by William
Nelson, Jr., and Graut II. Smith.
The oiJuctsof the club nte 10 unite
the momuers OF the ew,papers and
other literary professions, further good
fellowship, extend necessary aid aud
generally advance tho Interests OF
Any person OF good, moral character,
not less than eighteen years Of aye,
who has for One year been connected
with tide prces Of Salt Lake Guy, or
elsewhere as proprietor, publisher,
DditUr, reporter, correspondent, artist
Or author or who II engaged In literary
pursuits Ia eligible to active memoer.
ship.
At the outset the club was com.
poeod, ~ It ia today, oi r.presentativ YES
u every dnily newspaper In the city.
fheie have been the regular aud
ooked for struggles to keep the organi-
,ation together. Al limes the task
was not an easy one but II is now Ger.
ain that the club is a permanent in
anu one that promises to grow
anger md stronger and more useful
ION this time forth.
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