The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26
THE WEEK AT KAYsv1LLE.
a Ball, Concert and supper-Music Hall
Improvements-Notes.

a Ball, Concert and Supper-Music Hall
Improvements-Note
KAYsvILLE, March 25.-The ball, con-
cert and oyster supper given at Williams
hall Tuesday evening, was a grand sue
cess, the browning special event of the
year. It was in charge of committee of
thirteen young men. The music, by
Christensen Brothers of Ogden, was in
spring, an irresistible Invitation to pay
tribute TO the terpsichorean GODDESS.
After dancing until IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing high class musical programme
was rendered:
Banquet Overture scheppegrel
Christensen Bros Orchestra.
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Cottrell Mr.. Sheffield
Song. 1 49,. o0.'lc' w. Sheffield
Professor Carl zehnter.
Cornet solo. Impromptu Polka Casey
Mr.. P. Christensen.
Bass solo w Cottreli
String Quartette--.... "Menuet' -Bacc0ren1
Christensen Bros. and Professor Zehnter.
Encore Lullaby ............. Behr
At the close of the programme dancing
was resumed, and continued until nearly
2 o'clock.
The oyster supper was by no means the
least enjoyable part of the entertainment.
The participants in the dance were Mr..
and Mrs. G. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blamires,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Sheffield, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Openshaw, Mrs. Hansen,
Mrs. S. G. Jones, Mrs. Southworth, Mr..
ana Mrs. j. Robins, Mrs. Lee Taylor,
Mrs. Vessels, Miss Bonnemort, Miss
Nora Bonnemort, Miss McEwan, Miss
Larkins, Miss Matte Barnes, Miss 81 God,
Misses Cottrell, Miss Southworth, Farm
ington; Miss Maud Einford, Miss Robins,
Miss Garlick, Miss Phillips, Misses Flint,
Misi Bodily, Miss Jarman, Miss Williams,
Miss Elite Williams, Miss Rilla Brown,
Miss Bacon, Miss Taylor. The gentlemen
not already named were George Swan, jr.,
S. G. Layton, F. B. Williams, 81. G.
Blood, S. Rushforth, G. E. Barton. o. G.
Barton, o. A. Williams, r. c.
Barnes, Salt Lake; @. Il. Bar
ton, Ogden, e. II. Smith, Salt
Lake, Frank Williams. W. Garlick,
Messrs. Underwood, Layton, Barnes, q.
Sheffield, W. Il. Barton, Calderwood,
il. Blood, Will Taggart, Salt Lake, jam
ison, Jarman, Thompson and S. M. Wes-
sells.
THE HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
'sWould it be good craftsmanship for
The United States to annex Hawaii, - was
the question for debate at the literary So
ciety meeting Wednesday evening. George
T. Hyde and 81. H. Blood championed
thelaffirmative, and n. L. Sheffield and
w. r. CaIderwood the negative. The de-
cision was for annexation A mock trial
will occupy the time at the next week S
meeting.
MUSIC HALL IMPROVEMENTS.
The Music and Dramatic company are
contemplating making extensive inn
proyements on their hall this spring.
Work was commenced today.
The entire inside of the hall, including
the stage, is to be remodeled and made
more convenient for theatrical purposes.
The proposed changes will also make the
hall much more attractive and comfort
able than it has hitherto been.
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
A little daughter of Levi Payne died on
Wednesday last. The funeral was held
yesterday.
The pupils attending N. L. Sheffield 8
school gave him a pleasant surprise party
on Thursday evening.
Business houses We're closed today dur
ing the general fast-day services.
It is thought that at least 8, 600 people