The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-03

Miss Ardelle Cummings, iMessrs. Earl
Cummings. Fred Odeil, w. +. Meehs'
Frank Judge, Sam Porter Z. NJ. behe-
dict. Wildly Dougan.
The following members of the clup'
together with their friends and some
of the stars of the Lyceum and Graho
companies, were present.
Mrs. Charles S. Burton, Miss lnez
Trent, Miss Ruby Clawson, MISS Lou
Groesbeck. Miss Cathie Oougall, MISS
claire Clawson, Miss Louis Odell. MISS
frankie Sharp. Miss Kate l1ardin, MISS
Fannie Bird, Miss Mamie Porter MISS
Ella Clark. Miss Ardslle CuEn'lngs'
Miss Winnie Sprague, Miss Geneva Ell
lerbeck, Miss Cora Young. MesSrs' Earn
Cummings, captain; Frank Judge, sec
retary: Bert Walker. F"ed OdeG. a. y.
Whitney, Victor TIollin, ". =. ''o;eman'
W. B. Dougau c. NJ. Benedict, Josh
Grant. Lon Hyde, Spencer Clawson. IT.,
Sam Porter, w J. Neel1s, Garl I.ollln,
7. Gilmore, NJ. Christensen, Charles ,.
Burton. Spencer Clawson. sr
Roland hall was thrown open for
the initial social event of the season
on Halloween. 1t was charming en-
tertafnment and a number OF unique
attractions were afforded for the de-
location of the guests. The younger
students all appeared in fanclfui at
tire and marched around the large
hall where the guests were gathered.
Miss Buelah George and Miss Zue
Gerry gave a tambourtne solo and
gained much applause for their pretty
performance After this cOmical
farce was produced called proposing
Under Difficulties" Miss Daggatt,
Miss Colborn, Miss Vosburg and Miss
Howe formed the cast and furnished
much amusement by their clever rem
dition of the piece.
Dancing was then enjoyed by the
large company of guests, and during
the evening dainty refreshments were
served.
The lady minstrel show to be pre-
scented in this city on NOV. Is an1 16
will be novel entertainments. The
leading society ladies oe eastern cities
have taken part without hesitation. as
the features are refined ana in 10 sense
like the ordinary minstrel performance.
There is nothing in the play 10 winch
the most fastidious could lake The least
exception. The ray throughout
abounds in fun, frolic and charming
music of the kind appreciated by the
most fashionable and cultured audi
enceS.
The minstrel show is endorsed by the
managers of The Womans exchange,
and this in itself Is a sufficient guaTan-
tee that the entertainment will be first
class and successful IN its presentation
The lady managers take turns in at
tendance at rehaarSalS. Among them
are Mesdames 7. J. Amy, ]. L, Bam-
berger, J. P. Bache, Thomas Garter,
w. P. Gannett, James Glendinning, w.
]. Herrick, George A. Lowe, Jules La
Barthe, Richard Macintosh, ". S. Nc
Cornick, e. NJ. Miller, John Marshall,
w. A. Nelden, Isabel Pitt. .. L. Rob
erston, sJ1gbert Roberts, J G. Royle,
w. E. Smedley, o. ]. Salisbury, Anna
c. Thomson, G. Y. Wallace, J. S. Wit
cher, A B. Witcher, e. Wilkes. NJ
Woodward and Miss Hardness.
Salt Lake is shortly to have novel
doll bazaar, which is to be originated by
a number of prominent society mem
bers. A large number of little maidens
will be expected to part with theii
painted pets, which are to be used as
prizes. Several we'll known people will
be called on to dress dolls and con-
tribute them to the baZar, each one
of which will be ticketed with the name
of the sender. Among the many who
will be requested to dress dolls will be
Mrs. Cleveland, Judge Powers, 3. H
Roberts. Miss Rebecca Warren, Ives
Cobb, Miss Maud Winter, Mr.. Kenneth
| Kerr, Miss Maud Adams, Governor
West c. j. Richman, Bob Glendinning
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. f. W. Jennings
Dave Murphy, Isaac Trumbo Mrs. Nc
Wicker c. e. Allen, II. W. Lawrence
and a host of others.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Willes and Mr.
VALID Peterson gave a large Hal
loWe'en party during the week, al
which about thirty guests made merry
The customary scene of ghoulish figures
was afforded and on entering 2he pace
the guests beheld unique representa-.
ton of a Gypsy encampment. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
! Charles Smith, 2Ir. and Mrs James Ell
lis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris, Mr.
and Mrs. AL Wilkes, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Wal
/ 10 Petersen, Miss Lam bourne, Mrs. OF
( finger, Mr.. and .Irs. ". j. Willes
I Misses Emily Backstrom, Lizzie Willes
/ HI Willes. Woolley, Clark, piZey, Iii
zette Evans, Alice evans, Nary ,loill
son, Messrs. Lon Simmons, Lew Sim.
mons, deDeF w likes, FRANK FUZZY
Harry Luff. Ralph Snow, Adrian Sim
mons, Charles H. Fowler.
! A reception in honor of the weddin.
of Miss Maggie Taylor and Mr.. G. A
/ Gibbs was given on Wednesday nigh
at the home of the brides moths
Dainty refreshments were served ant
an evening of the utmost cordialit,
made the hours pass swiftly. A mum
Der of valuable and pretty present
were received by the bride and groom
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society. of the First Baptfs
church, spent a social evening togethe
/ on Halloween at the residence of Mrs
q. A. Wolfe. REGULATIONS, readings AM