The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22

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will perform upon the slack wire and
tight rope ten feet above the arena.
Walt Clawson viii introduce his IA
nous Rambletonian stallion, Frank, in
an act of horse training truly wonder
full.
The Band of Bounding Bedouin
Arabs will build pyramids four and
five men high.
a team of Scotch dancers, Highland
bagpipe players and all round athletes
VIII appear in Celtic costume and dis
play their agility and abilities in old
time sports and pastimes-
Mr.. Clarence Sinclair, one of the best
bareback riders in The west, win give
a daring bareback Jockey" act.
Mrs. George Taysum has positively
consented to appear in 'Haute e'cole
maneze'' act
Two young ladies who do not desire
newspaper notoriety will ride bare
back, sister act"
With trained ponies funny clowns.
trick donkeys, freaks, sideshows, after
concerts, etc, the Society Circus looks
like assuming larger proportions than
had been dreamed of.
The odor of mignonette breathed a
truly Lenten function at the Kensing
ton tea given at the residence of Mrs.
w. f. James in honor of Mrs. Coope
of San Francisco, on Thursday after
noon Miss Sibyl Anderson's exquisite
violin solos were heartily received by
the assembled guests. Mrs. Volmer
and Mrs. James rendered selections
during the afternoon. Those present
were: Mrs. Coope, Mrs Billings, Mrs.
j. H. Hughes, Mrs. Belle Gemmel,
Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Casper Robertson,
Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Fox, Mrs.
Eg'bert Roberts, Mrs. Volmer, Mrs Da-
Wis, Miss Luella Miles, Miss Fox, Miss
Kate Lawrence, Miss Blanche kimball,
Miss Shearman, Miss Edna Sherman,
Miss Sibyl Anderson.
Mrs. Egbert Roberts gave an infor-
NAL luncheon at the WomanS eX
change Wednesday afternoon, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Coope of San Fran
cisco. The guests Were Mrs. Billings,
Mrs. w. F. James, Mrs. Thomas Car
ter Mrs. w. A. Nelden.
Mrs. A. E. Holden entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at the Woman's eX-
change. The table was tastefully
trimmed in shamrock and carnations.
The guests were each presented with
a roSette of green ribbon. Those who
attended were: Major and Mrs. Dow
ney, Mr. and Mrs George F. Downey,
Mrs. Faber, Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Wicks
and Mr.. Holden.
Miss Emily Katz entertained infor-
mally at luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Emma J. Mcvicker left for
Colorado Thursday morning for an ex-
tended visit
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Jessie Forbes
entertained at a Kensington tea
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Taylor has accepted a
position of trust in the office of the
chief engineer of the Salt Lake &
Pacific Railroad company.
Mrs. James Anderson has issued in
vitations for a high tea Tuesday of
this week in honor of her daughter
Grace.
Mrs. L. L. Archer entertained
twenty ladies at an informal luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
Judge c. c. Goodwin will lecture at
Unity hall Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the Unitarian society, on
Lessons and Pictures"
The history section of the Ladies'
Literary club gave a very pleasant tea
in their parlors Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. La Barthe.
Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan entertained a
number of friends at luncheon Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Woodbridge
of Michigan. The table was tastefully
decorated with cut flowers. The guests