The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08

anu MI. JOnn DayneS.
Mr.. and Mrs. McEwan are at home
to their friends al 473 Fourth street.
DR.. and Mrs. NIeacham arrived home
Tuesday morning after a pleasant trip
TO Fort Leavenworth.
The most ambitious undertaking yet
attempted by Salt Lake amateurs is
undoubtedly the Society Circus. It
would require all the imaginative pow
ers TO picture three of our few local
equestriennes fitting along on their
bareback steeds, and vet it is announc-
ed that this will be witnessed at the
initial performance. Eight of the lady
and gentlemen riders will give an eX-
hibition of fancy riding and will dance
a quadrille mounted. Mr.. Clawson and
Mr.. Wallace Monroe will vie with each
other in Craftsmanship.
An exhibition of West Point riding
will be given by a number of the
young lieutenants at the Fort.
The various athletic clubs in the city
will give exhibitions on parallel and
horizontal bars. rings and present
classic poses, etc.
A band of genuine Bedouin Arabs
will build human pyramids. engage in
scimitar contests and grand and lofty
tumbling
The Caledonian club will be repre-
scented in Highland costume.
The clowns have been selected from
our quickest witted boys and some
/ genuine surprises may be anticipated
! in the personnel
The ring master will be one of Utah's
favorite sons, Governor Heber NJ.
| Wells.
Aside from the circus proper, there
will be the usual peanut, lemonade and
/ pop corn vendors
Sideshows filed with a rare collec-
ton of oddities and freaks will be well
worth the seeing.
After the performance "a grand con-
cert upon an elevated platform" in the
centre of the arena will be given.
The ring is now under construction
and upon completion rehearsals will
begin 1t is expected that the ring
will be finished by the 18th.
The usual ST Patrick's day exercises,
| held every year for the benefit of st.
AIMS orphanage. will be given under
the auspices of the young ladies of
st. Mary's academy this year. The
following programme will be rendered:
Caprice" Observation-Disclosures. Pratt
Miss Neistar.
Last Words of Emmett Maynard
Solo. Miss Nieper.
Chorus, Vocal class.
Accompanied on piano, harps and
violins.
Literary selection, Grandma at
the Masquerade. Miss NJ. Kinney
Souvenir De Verdi, guitars. -. l. Orme
Misses E. Davis. D. Kinney, Trip
and Berkland.
Vocal duet, Drift My Bark" .Kucken
Misses Keel and Schatz.
Violins, Misses Kinney and Meister
Literary selection, "Daisy's FAITH"
......................C Cecilia Gottstein
Piano solo, Meeting of the Waters
........ ............... ..Schloesser
Miss D. Kinney.
Little Walters, dance and song.
.............. $3.50. Minims
Accompanies, piano, Miss Meister.
Violin, Miss Dullea.
Literary selection, "Gaulberto's
Victory" c. Donnelly
Miss Henry.
''Te Deum," zithers. .......... Feyertag
Misses Antretter, FritSch and Geary.
Song. Grandma. Little Reah Irving
Fantasia on Irish Melodies, .Oberthur
First harp, Miss Trumbo.
Second harp. Miss Meister.
''We'I Gaily Sing and Play" .Pinsuti
Solo, Miss Stout.
IA.
Johnston. Nieper, Bailey, Mcmahon
and Davi.
Accompanies, violin. Misses E. Brun-
eau. D. Kinney, Meister, Dullea and
Skyrme.
Harps, Misses A Bruneau and Kane.
Piano, Miss Trumbo.
Literary selection, Jane Conquest.
$500 ..---..--............M Milne |
Miss Hayes.
IOva oil
Miss Keel.
Accompanies, violin, Miss D Kinney. |
Harp. Miss A. Bruneau.
Piano, Miss Trumbo.
Echoes from Erin .Desormes |
First mandolin, Misses Johnston, e. |
and T. Davis, E. Bruneau, NJ
Kinney and L. Blewett.
Second mandolin, Misses Williams, !
VadEcr, NJ. Nissler, Mulvey and L. |
Irving.
Guitars, Misses D. Kinney, Berkland,
Blewett and Trip.
Harps, Misses Trumbo and Meister
Piano, Miss a. Bruneau.
Minstrel Boy and st. Patrick's
Day, '............. ......-. ....Pape
Miss Trumbo.
selection. 'Droubles,
Miss c. Nissler.
Chorus, THE Isle that's Crowned
Accompanied on guitars, mandolins.
Zithers, violins. harps and piano
Closing remarks, Ri. Rev. L. Seaman
Retiring march, Music of Columbia,
.......-...... ........ knight
Misses Meister and Cooper
On Friday evening the residence of
]. ]. ellison in the First ward was the
scene of a pleasant social given by the
New Star Debating society An inter
esting programme was rendered at in
tervals between the. many other enjoy
ments Of the evening. Refreshments
were served and the amusements were
then resumed until little after mid
night, when the happy band departed
for home. The affair was a credit to
the young ladies who managed it. as
well as to the New Star Those pres
ent were: Mrs. ellison, Mrs. Patton.
Mrs. Conley, Miss ellison, Miss Katie
Gibson. Miss Alice ellison, Miss Jennie
Conley, Miss Squires, Miss Sadie
Sduires. Miss Laura Squires, Miss Ella
Rosenvall, Miss Belle Mosby, Miss Bur
ME Madden. Miss Ovidia olsen Miss
Mabel Patton, Miss Sophia Hirschvo--
gel, Miss Edna May, Miss Nellie Brady.
Miss Tenie Muir, Miss Grace Fisher.
Mr.. A. L. Steele, Mr.. Reuben Souires.
Mr. William Mosby, Mr.. Ralph Kid
der. Mr.. Andrew II. Mack. Mr.. r. e.
Mack, Mr.. Theodore Mack, Mr. VIII
liam Campbell. Mr.. T. S. Musser, Mr..
Emil T. Egli and A. w Smith.
Mrs. Miner has returned from Logan
and is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Mcdonald.