The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17
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ma Aft, Miss Jean Groo, Miss Sibyl
Anderson, Miss Frances Howat, Miss
Grace Anderson, Miss Florence How
at Miss Fannie Bird Miss Winifred
Hardy. Miss Ardelle Cummings, Miss
Nina Hicks, Miss Bertha Carter, Miss
! May HartweI, Miss Carrie Goliath,
Miss Helen Ireland, Miss Edna Cohn,
Miss Edith Ireland. Miss Clare Gin
ton, Miss Louise Jennings, Miss Ida
Chandler, Miss Helen Kenyon, Miss
Bessie Chandler. Miss Kate Kanters,
Miss May Critchlow Miss Josie Katz,
Miss Edna DonneSan, Miss Marion
Knickerbocker, Miss Maggie DAILY, Miss
Claude Morris, Miss Florence Dow.
Miss Susie McCrystal, Miss Irene DIX
on, Miss Edith March. Miss Lucille Dull,
Miss McGrath Miss Geneve Ellerbeck,
Miss Gertrude McGrath Miss Edythe
Ellerbec5, Miss Enid Moffat, Miss Bess
ECrgens, Miss Irene Minor, Miss Jessie
Forbes, Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan, Miss
Edith Freed, Miss Florence Mckay,
Miss Bessie Groo, Miss Catherine An
derson, Miss Stella Reilly, Miss
Ethelyn Froiseth, Miss Valentino
Murphy. Miss Bessie Glendinning, Miss
Louise OdeL, Miss Katherine Parsons,
Miss Jasmine Young, Miss Bertha Par
sons, Miss Addie Zane, Miss Belle Par
sons, Miss Gertrude Richards, Miss
| Myrtle Reilly, Miss Gertrude Reilly,
Miss Marguerite Richards. Miss Flor
ence Robbins, Miss Lucille Rancke, Miss
Eloise Rancke, Miss June Sprague, MISS
Winnie Sprague, Miss Sybil Stewart,
Miss Stella Salisbury, Miss frankie
Sharp, Miss Edythe Sears, Miss June
Sadler. Miss Jennie Sands, Miss Marion
Simmons. Miss Edna Squires, Miss Eth
eli Suuires, Miss Edna Shearman, Miss
Florence Terhune, Miss Madge Wester-
field Miss Kate Williams, Miss Stella
Watson, Miss Carol Young, Messrs.
Harry Atkinson, Ronald Greene, Josh
Grant, George Airs, Fred Aver, Jay
GilnIar, Chauncey Benedict, Virgil
Groo Will Barnett Scott Groo, Charles
Bechtol, Jay Groo, Earl Cummings,
James F. Goodwin, Tracy Cummings,
Fred Gentsch. Clio Cross, Theodore
Gentsche, Orr each, Harry Hemp
stead, Lynn Clinton, Joseph Hicks,
Harry Cd-bath. Lawrence Hamnel,
Lem Goliath, Wayne Hemphill, Alex
Goliath, Ray Hampton, John Crftch-
low, NJ. D., Adam Johnson. Eugene
Chandler A. D. Katz. Elmer Corfman
Hugh Kimball, Fred Davidson, Ralph
Kenyon, Kenneth Donnellan, James
Loclzheart, Walter Druehl, Bert Law
renee, Rollin Dale, George Lawrence,
Oscar Dull, Jules La Barthe, Fred
Egan, Walter Meeks, Mont Ferry, Mil
ton Miles. P. It. Farnsworth Alex Nc
Crystal, - Gunter Douglas Moffat,
Archie Mckay, Allen McKimmons, o.
K. McGraw, Fred Odell, Gwynn Off
Ger, Ed Parsons, Frank Roberts, Harry
Roberts, Irwin Robbins, George Smith,
Percy Sadler, Harold Siegel, Joseph
Siegel, Hugh Sprague, James Salisbury,
Joe Sawyer, Traver, Frank Westcott,
Emery W. White, RolFo Watson, Bart
Wherritt. Robert Wherritt. Curg Will
liams, Sharp Williams, Walter Wal
lave, Miles Varian, Charles Varian,
Prof. and Mrs. Marshall, Prof. Malone,
Charles Lawrence.
Prof. V. B. de Lowery has arranged to
give a series of lectures in French in
the Templeton parlors on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The first will be
given next Friday and the subject will
be Jean jacques Rousseau and Ma
poleon."
The closing recital of the School of
Expression under the direction OF Mrs.
c. Louise Boyden, was held at the
school in the Mercantile Block last
evening and was an artistic success.
Tuesday evening the Entire Nous
furnished the years literary work in
most enjoyable and original manner.
The last evening of the season had
been given to the gentlemen and they
charmingly entertained the ladies in
the rooms of Professor I. N. Smith, in
the Collegiate institute.
Professor Martin presided and a num-
Der of the gentlemen read papers. Es-
pecial mention should be made of the
papers presented by Professor Smith
and Mr.. Blakely
Flash light pictures were taken of the
club. after which adjournment was
taken to the parlors of the First Pres
byterian church where AN elegant BAN
quet was served. Messrs. Krebs, Fol-
lis, Smith and Martin rendered some
good music, and Professor Mcknight,
the club poet read an original poem,
which met with hearty applause. After
the transaction OF business the club adj
joupned for the summer. The follow
ing were present: Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, Mrs Dom
aldson, Mrs. Bledsoe, Misses Murphy,
Hulburd. Zorbaugh, Green, Miller Ur-
gems, Bberhard and Messrs BlakeIly
Smith, Krebs. Meyers, Follis, Work.
Mcknight and Brooks.
Following is the programme for 'the
evening OF song and story at Unity
hall this evening:
Baritone solo, "Creole Lovers Song" -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dudley Buck
Mr.. Frank King.
"A question .............. .,.........
Miss Jennie NJ. Long.
Vocal solo, Dreams" Strelezki
Miss Lottie Levy.
Reading, 1.-Two Little Pair of Boots
............ ..-............... Anon
Miss Jennie Remark.
'The Sublime Evening STAR .
........,.. ............... Tanhauser
Mrs. T. ]. Amy and Mrs. j. f. Ham
ilton.
"a Reverie" Kipling
Mr. F. G. Waite.
Vocal solo, Thine my Greeting.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ethelbert Nevin
Mrs. Walter Edwards.
song and story. Original
Mr.. Herman Dennis Blakemore.
Guitar solo, Pearl of Xeres'' $50.
Mr.. j. S. Donelson
Nocturne from Midsummer Nights
Dream" ..... Mendelssdhn
(T'rio for violin, piano and harmonium)
Mrs. j. T. Hamilton, Mrs Robert c.
Gemmell, Mr.. Willard Weihe.
Reading Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Mr. Walter Edwards.
Armourer's song. Robin Hood
Mr.. Frank King.
Violin solo, 'zegneuerwefsen, $500.
Mr.. Willard E. Welhe
Pauline Pavlovna'' Gllustrated)
.............. L. BaEdriCll
Miss Jennie M. Long and Mr.. Brigham
Royce.
Ogden Society.
Mrs. S. L. Brick entertained num-
Der of her Ogden and Salt Lake friends
Tuesday afternoon at her beautiful