The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

present Squire Kate" and she will be
followed with the Chase Comedy com
pany in a weeks engagement, COM
mencing May 10. Fair Virginia" will
show here on the oath. and an
suspicious closing will be the appear
ance Of De Wolf Hopper in ''L'Afri-
caine."
The Bohemians gave their last party
of the season at the Union Opera
couple from the ranks of the elite of
the citg joined in the merry dance,
Ford's orchestra being augmented for
the occasion. The dance was really
the most ENJOYABLE given by this or
eanization, and brought to a close a
most successful season. Among those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
Joe Thomas. Matson, Morris Of Butte
Reynolds Bishop of Salt Lake. Misses
e. and l.. Kuhn, kiesel, Park of Salt
Lake, PEBBLES. v and NJ. Hayes, Bige-
low, Conroy, Steler, Schansenbach, E.
Conroy, Minty. Gardiner. c. Convoy,
Bower, Henderson,, l.. Stevens, K.
Stevens, n. Stevens and Messrs. Glen
Schramm, ]. Conlisk, Robinson, Smith,
Paylas, Reynolds, Horn, F. Burt, Tom
Burt. Kircher, Mcintosh, Pierce,
Brown, Macmillan, Johnson, Kuhn,
Rosenbaum, Sidney Stevens, jr., C. H.
Stevens, O'Brien, Farr, Conroy. Ban
mister, j. S. Peery. Horace Peery, Har-
old Peery, Nichols.
The G. A. r. fair and entertainment
promises TO be one of the most elabor-
ate affairs ever attempted in the city.
/ The merchants have made liberal do
nations to the prize list, and the open
ing entertainment at the Grand Opera
| House will have many novel features.
Miss Eva Kuhn is spending a few
days in Salt Lake.
John Thompson is in the city visit
ing his son, w. NJ. Thompson.
Mrs. A. c. Bishop of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. F. J. Keisel.
W. A. Ray of Willard county is visit
ing Mrs. William Smith.
The Jolly High Five club will meet
with Mrs. E. M. Allison. ir., Monday,
April &c.
w. H. Davis of Lovelocks, New, was
in Ogden Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heritage have
gone to Mercur. where they will re-
side.
Miss Celeste Conroy of McCammon.
Ida, is visiting relatives and friends
in the city.
Mrs. w H. Lyon is visiting her hus-
band, Prof. Lyon, of the Weber stake
academy.
Miss Louie Sloan of Salt Lake City |
is the guest of Mrs. A. P. Hall.
Mrs. Butler is visiting friends in
Evanston.
]. E. Markell of Omaha and his pri-
vate secretary, Z. Williams, spent a |
few days of last week in Ogden.
Monday afternoon Mrs. and Miss |
Bigelow entertained about IS ladies at /
the Reed hotel. High five was played |
until o'clock, when an elegant lunch
con was served The first prize was /
won by Mrs. Albert Kiesel and the
consolation by Mrs. w. R. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. y Frank King enter
tanned at cards Monday evening. w.
We're the successful winners of the
prizes. Those present were Mesdames
and Messrs. r. H. Whipple. S. j. Crit
fin, Nate Kuhn, Misses Hattie Markle,
Hattie Zeimer, Jessie Berry, Grace
Zeigler and Messrs. r. S. Adams, Cen
tie and Coolidge.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the o. r. c.
gave an enjoyable card party Thursday
evening.
DR.. Wishard and daughter, Mrs.
Caskey of Salt Lake City, were in Og-
den a few days last week visiting
friends.
Messrs. Glen Schramm and Chester
Mason of Salt Lake City were in Og
den. Monday. They attended the ,Bo-
hemian ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris of Butte Mon,
are the guests of Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel.
s. A. Mcintosh, formerly employed
by the firm of Wallace & Schramm,
jewelers., has gone on the road with a
outfit. Mr.. Mcintosh viii
be greatly missed by his many friends.
The afternoon party given in the
Union Opera House on the 18th was a
very enjoyable affair and attended by
a jolly crowd of young society people.
These parties are becoming very popu
lar with the society people, and the
members os the club are well pleased
with the success of their events. The
next party Will be given on Saturday,
Nav I. /
i. e, %
Miss Minnie Kiesel will spend this
week visiting Salt Lake friends
Mrs. Charles Meighan is confined to
her room by a severe attack of the
measles. q.
Mrs. Henry Ford, SEN, was pleasantly
at her residence on Twenty
eighth street by a number of her
friends Friday night. The occasion was
ner birthday, and the merrymakers had
] most enjoyable evening, cards. music
and games filling in the hours and ex-
cenent refreshments being served.
Wednesday, April 81 being the ami
o. Frederick Froebel's birth,
he Kindergartens of. our city cele-
Drated IN a very fitting manner. BY
special ARRANGEMENT of Mrs. Ballan-
yne, who is general supervisor of the
work, the respective kindergartens,
Bennett Block," Tanner Block" and
North Washington joined at the
Weber stake academy, where Mrs. Bal
special kindergarten is held.
The rooms looked beautiful, decorated
md = profusion of easter and Gala
lower. Opposite Froebels picture was
IN exact type of his monument. mod
led in CLAW and decorated with flags
md cut flowers.
At 10 O'Clock 1913 children between the
Lges of 2 and years. Joined in the
,rand march. each child and teacher