The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-22

Among those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
SAMSON. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheriff,
Mr.. and SIrs. A. J. Pendleton, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. David Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il e Davies, Mr.. 2. Z. SAMSON, Mrs.
NJ A. WilcRen, Mrs. Hillstead, AIr.
and Mrs. w. S. Barnes, Miss Lovinia
Sudbury, Miss Bertha Wilcken, Miss
Kate SAMSON, Miss Louie Sheriff.
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The story of Cinderella-at least the
new story of it, put in the form of
dancing dialogue, was given at Chris
tensen's on Friday evening, yesterday
afternoon and last night. 1t was a very
clever affair, and was witnessed by
large audience, the cast being as fol-
lows:
Cinderella-AIiss Jack McCune.
Lady Louise, Lady Rose, Two Cross
Sisters-Miss Jennie Lynn, Miss Hazel
Beatie.
The Fairy GOdmOther-Miss Mabel
Prince Charming-Master Walter
Trent
Jack, his VaIet-Master Kent Cobb.
Courtiers-Sidney Beatie, Lawrence
Beck, Ed Kimball, Serge Campbell.
The dances introduced were as fol-
lows: Witches dance. Mabel Clark;
solo dance, Jack McCune; skirt dance
Katherine Murphy; cloak dance, Jen-
ME Lynn and Hazel Beatie; tambou-
rine dance, by Clara Stevens, Evelyn
MeJcalf, Gladys Hart, Edna Jacobs,
eLonie Pratt, Veda Thatcher, Gladys
futile. Hazel Culmer; sailors hornplpe,
Inez Thomas, Florence Culmer, Wesley
Dickson, Vern Metcalf; tambourine
solo dance, Violet Craig; butterfly
dance, by Bessie Mcintyre, Amy Groes-
beck, Clint Young and Alton Kimball.
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The extra night of the art exhibit
ton at the First Congregational church
on Monday evening. with the added
attraction of fine musical programme,
brought out a large and fashionable
audience.
The dance given Thursday evening by
the class of '9S of the L. D. S. college
was well attended. 1t was given in
honor Of Mr. Howard Garrett, who viii
soon leave for the coast. Among those
present were: Professor Willard Done,
Professor Nelson, Professor Young,
Professor Miller, Messrs. Chick Luff, e.
Garrett, Jensen, Grimsdel, A. Sim
mons, H. Jensen, Teddie Luff, Billie
Salmon, Smith, Greer, George Glade, Al
Toronto. viii Sears, John Miller, Holt,
W. Funk, Walter Lloyd, Alfred Nelson.
Joe Sheets, Charles Brazier, Roy ia
cobs, Jacob Traynor, NJ. Davis, John
Kingdom. David Smith, Lat Latimer,
Wick, Midgley, Sharp Odiger. S. Wood
ington, Misses Lambourne, Winnie Sa-
VILE Ethel Saville. Maggie Glade, Bes-
sic Edmonds, Smith, Morris, Nettie
Morris, Gibson, Birdie Thompson, Hat
tie Doremus, NJ. Smith. a. Smith, Daisy
Fox, Minnie Goss, Pearl Peck, E. Nc
Rae, Mamie Swan, S. Heath, Ada Bit
ner, Blanche Young, Kate Thatcher,
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Misses Ever, King, NJ. Wallace, Abba
Wardrop, Dean Wardrop, Julia Howe
and Eva Sheets.
The members of the Caledonian so
ciety gave a musicale on Thursday
evening.
The eighty-fourth anniversary of the
establishment Of the constitution of
Norwegian Harmonien society at st.
Marks hall Thursday evening.
Miss Edith Midgley. Miss Ida Walk
er and Miss Grace Holman entertained
Monday evening in honor of the volun-
teers.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Lowell have re-
moved to 465 South Fifth East street.
Hon. George Q. Cannon and wife have
gone east.
Mrs. F. c. Gentsch left during the
week for Omaha.
The musicale given at Unity hall on
Monday night in hod1ps of Miss Nora
Gleason was a very pleasant affair.
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On Tuesday evening the members of
the hospital corps at Camp Kent re-
ceived several visitors, and refresh
ments were served, the mandolin club
furnishing patriotic music. Among the
visitors were Miss Emma ]. Rhodes,
Mrs. Francis Woods Cunnington, Miss
Mrs. Lulu Lyman and Mrs. S. A. Ken
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. GemmeE gave theatre
party at the performance of THE Old
Dominion"
The directors of the Y NJ. C. A, the
LADIES' auxiliary and the Y. NJ. c. A.
TifiaS Will tender a~reception and testi-
monial to General Secretary Axton on
Friday evening in the association par
lors. A choice musical and literary
programme will be followed by social
hour.
.
The Utah Federation. of Women's
Clubs will hold its Teid day at Cas-
tilla Springs on May IS. This is in
conformity with an invitation of the
women of Provo and Springville.
The Rainy Day club held its fifth
annual reunion Monday. The members
of the club enjoyed a picnic in the
country. Mr. and Mrs. Del Wilson
acted as ehaperones for the guests,
who were the Misses Good, Gebhart,
Livingstone, StohI, knight, Colt,
Messrs. Muldoon, Gebhart, Carl Ho-
bush, Foster, Alley and Ogrim.
An enjoyable musicale was given Fri
day evening at the Dern residence in
honor of Mrs. John Dern's birthday.
The following programme was car
ried out, -.----- 49,;
Duet ..--.-.-----...-..... Spanish Dance
Rosalie Morris and Tillie Dern-
Solo ...-.-..-..--,.... The Storm Fiend''
George H. Dern.
Recitation -...... ........ Mrs. Boyden
Piano solo, Tillie Dern
Solo. The Valley By the Sea-
Claudia Morris.
Solo .......--.-...-........... Duncan Boyd
Folks de Concert. Rosalie Morris |
Recitation. Mrs. Boyden |
Song, Because Love You, Dear"
Tillie Dern.
ashore. Karl Scheid /
DueI.- - uUeI oven urC
Tillie Dern and Rosalie Morris
The guests who enjoyed it were |
Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Hook Mrs. Shuttle, |
Mrs. Nuernberger, Mrs. Boyden, Misses |
Tillie Dern. Marie Luce, Resale Nor |
ris. Paula Schultz, Claudia Morris, Ella |
Messrs. George Dern. Win 1
Orr. NJ. A. Brouse, Duncan Boyd. Fred |
Dern, Karl Scheid and Archie Miner.
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Mrs. Joseph S. Williams was given a !
surprise party by a number of her |