The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-11

Minstrel company, which will perform in
Provo on the 10Th, is right up to the
standard and will give splendid per
Torrance. Sam G. Clark has written the
following special songs, which will be
heard from talented singers: Eyes, He
Did, - .'Merely a Matter of Form,''
Its a Freak of Human Nature and
'sWhat l Saw in My Dreams" He IS
also the author of the afterpiece, HAmer-
lea Discovered in Twenty Minutes. ~
Among the performers are Dunbar, Bry-
ant. Maltese, Bailey, Young and Shelter.
Charles E. Stanton, Salt Lakes popular
city recorder, is the interlocuter.
Not only the telegraphers but all who
have been fortunate in receiving invita-
tons are filed with expectancy over the
Order of Railway Telegraphers' ball
which takes place on Washington's birth
day at the Reynolds hall, Springville.
This hall will accommodate 400 or 300
people and will be beautifully fitted up
for the event. Special trains will convey
the patrons to and from the scene of mer-
riment and the committee have now de-
cided to procure the services of brass
band to enliven the excursiOnists.
Ten pieces of music have also been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the ball.
Mr.. Harrison, the popular restaurateur
of central Utah, will occupy the lower
portion of the building with tables loaded
Logan.
A Hard-Time ball will be given in the
Fifth ward assembly hall on Friday even
ing. 1t promises to be very pleasant
affair.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union gave a very delightful Orange Tea
at the residence Of Judge Smelling on Fri
day evening last. About one hundred
members were present. The tables were
nicely decorated and an elegant lunch
social conversation, games, music and
recitations.
On Thursday evening. Feb. 8, mu-
steal reception was held at the American
institute. A very fine programme was
rendered. Among others was an address
by Mrs. Eddie, president of the w. Q. I.
u; piano solo by Miss Lufkin, recitation
by Miss Kenyon, solo by Mr.. Eastman.
The reception committee were Mrs. Fair,
Mrs. Fulmer, Mrs. Ormsby, Mrs. Hatch
and Mrs. Barber.
the auspices of the Thatcher Opera House
band on Valentines eve will be very en-
ioyable affair from all accounts. At any
rate. no pains will be spared to make it
such. A very handsome programme has
been gotten up for the occasion, and it is
to be hoped the boys will receive the en-
enlargement they deserve.
Next Saturday afternoon the closing
exercises OF the Woman's Hygiene Phys
biological Reform class will be held in the
assembly room at the B. Y. college. 1t
will be very interesting, as the most i'm
portant subjects that were treated on
during the class will be treated by the
different members. A large number of
the representative men and women of the
county have been invited to be present.
The Fourth ward Y. M. and Y. L. M.
1. association will give an entertainment
on Saturday evening and matinee in
the afternoon in the Fourth ward meet
ing house. A nice programme, consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music, reci-
tations, etc., will be rendered. Some of
the best musical talent in the city will
contribute to the entertainment, and as
the proceeds are to be devoted to the mis-
sionaries of the ward who are on foreign
missions, it should be well patronized.