The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-02
OGDEN SOCIETY.

There have been given in Ogden the
past week. in addition to the social
and literary club meetings, numerous
balls. parties and entertainments,
making week hong to be remem-
bered socially.
The event of Monday was the cele-
bratlon by the Caledonian society and
the Scottish Ladies society of Burns
anniversary. Honored Chief J. H. Nc
Milan made brief opening address,
calling attention to the tenacity or
,dourness" which had made the
scotch people What they are. ]. D. Sulli-
van sang Scots VIVA Haze and re-
ceIved hearty applause. as did Miss
Wilson for her beautiful rendition of
MY Heart is in the Highlands"
Come Where the Lilies Bloom" by
Mrs. Uric, Mrs. Brough, Miss Gardi-
Mere. Mr.. Ware and Mr.. Griffin, was
a very popular number and was en-
cored. Mrs. Bessie Dean-Allison sang
20. Laddie Was Somebody's Darling"
and as an encore sang Ben Bolt"
The audience wanted her again, but
the time was too short. Mr.. Charles
Kent was encored after singing Eye
Banks and Braes' with his usual
power.
tSon by Hon. B. H. Roberts. He was
often Interrupted with hearty applause.
Mrs. Spargo sang Flow Gently, Sweet
Alton" very sweetly indeed and Mr..
H. Ware rendered 'Gae Bring Tae Me
a Pint O. Wine" with marked power;
and Mr.. John James of Salt Lake ut
tered the praises of Brown October
Ale" with a rich. clear voice that
thrilled the audience. E. NJ. Hutchin-
son closed the programme by giving
two comic recitations in a manner that
put everyone in high spirits. Aud
Lang Syne" was then sung by the au-
dience.
Before commencing the dance pro-
gramme of fourteen numbers. Master
Moffat Of Salt Lake danced the High
land Fling in costume.
On Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs. Lip
pincott entertained in a pleasing man
ner number of their friends in honor
of Mrs. Lynd of San Francisco. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, Mr..
and Mrs Planz. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Corey. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dermody, Mr.. and Mrs. Couch,
Mr. and Mrs. HuSs. Mesdames Watts,
and Beckerton. Misses Huss, Hartog,
Hill. Sorenson. Kate Huss, Couch.
Carleton, McGregor, Warwick and the
Misses Corey. and Messrs. Bert Richey,
Higginbotham, Last. j. A. and DR..
Baker, Carey and Stone.
Miss Salmon's Evening-Although
there were at least fifty children TAX
ing part in Miss Belle Salmon's en-
tertainment Thursday night prompt
ness and precision as usual character
lied it. At just O'Clock the piano
sounded a march and the large class
led by little six-year-old Edith Corey,
marched in. For just an hour physical
culture drill was illustrated by march
ing. fancy steps and exercises with
various apparatus.
In the evolutionary part OF the exer-
cises Master Joseph Evans Tecited
1.-The Last Hymn" very creditably as
did Mabel Wright THE Pride of Bat
| terry b. Esther Harris made the audi
ence laugh at Little Orphant Annie
and Miss Mamie Clark brought out the
! pathos of "Papa's Letter" The in
genuity of Tome Sawyer in getting
I the fence whitewashed was well
4 described by Lawrence Corey and Lit
/ tie Katie McManis recited Her Name
very prettily indeed.
The Gladitorial Dumb Bell drill and
| the Chattanooga square dance were
superbly presented by eight little girls
two each IN pink, yellow, red and
blue Their names were: May Hume
Edna Armstrong, LYDIA Boyle, Phebe
Watson, Ray Taylor, Nellie Bartlett
4 Grace Bruckman and Rachel Farley.
The Silver Bow club gave another
! of its enjoyable balls Wednesday even
ing.
The ball given Thursday night BY
the Y. M. NJ l. A. of the Second ware
was a very pleasant affair. The fooi
in the new institute is one of the bes
in the city and all officers and mem
bers of the association exerted them