Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

The week has witnessed the usual
cessation Of social gaietles that accom-
panies the preparatory season Of the
holidays. Interest Of social kind has
cen,ered in the Christmas fairs and
bazars held under the auspices OF the
different churches, and these have been
IN an Unprecedented measure success
ful.
The dressing OF booths and respo,lsi-
bility Of presiding as temporary
detes or graces Of the fanciful fanes
and MOSQUES. dedicated to the display
OF marvellous achievements In embroid-
cry. drawn work, etc, and dolls, can
dies and what not TO tempt the alert
holiday eye, has occupied the attention
of erstrhlle hostesses. the society bud
and natron alike contributing time and
effort TO the call Of Christmastide
charities
The big social function Of the week
was the assembly ball. and around this
event Is grouped an exceedingly small
number OF private events-the per-
ceptlble dearth being only c0ndoned by
the delightful nature Of the scattering
functions.
The assembly ball, the second Of the
series, took place on Tuesday night at
Christensens and scored an equally
brilliant success with the first.
The costumes were elaborate, the
music exceptionally fine, the refresh
ments which were served during the
evening delicious, and the event gen
orally a most brilliant success. Those
present were
Messrs and Mesdames George Dern,
w. G. Sharp, r. officer, Il. j. Glendin-
ming. J. A. Pollock, c. A. Game. J. a.
Reeves. Bogue, Percy Sadler, Tibbitts,
II. NJ. Dinwoodey, Carson. w. I. Din
Dlnwoodey J. s. Kinkaid, c. |. Lewis,
l.. A. Evans, J. w. Nell.
Miss Hamilton, OF Seattle, Miss Ham
ilton. OF st. Joe, Miss Bridge, Of Free
mont, Miss Warner, of st. Louis, Miss
Block, Of st. Louis, Miss Reed. Of san
Francisco, Miss Keith. Of Park City,
Mrs. Jeyne. OF Los Angeles, Mrs. Fow-
Ter. OF Napa.
Mesdames Hoyt Sherman. Charles
Read. Elgn Travis, Smedley- Smith.
The Misses Dern, the Misses Nc
Grath, Misses Mary Louise Anderson,
Ora Hardness, Maude Parker. Maude
Thorn, Stella Salisbury. Laura Sher-
man, Edna Jacobs, Katherine Geddes,
ALA Miller. Flora Griffin, Esther Freed,
Edna Sherman, Louise Hunt, Ella
Atkinson, Florence Terhune, Florence
Kessler, Addie Zane, Nellie Beattie,
Marion Knickbocker. Nellie Bransford,
Baum Sprague, Rancke, Hackett,
Mr.. Hauver. OF Denver. Mr. Childs, OF
Boston, MIR. Blood, Of Park CITY. Mr..
Goodwin, OF New York, Mr.. Mcmillan,
of Cleveland. Mr.. Richardson, OF ST.
Louis.
Messrs. Il. X. Smith, Max and Dana
Smith, Diehl, Porter. Dern, Joe Rich
ards, Fred Dern, S. j. Henry, Jay Har-
ris, Harry Sherman, G. b. Tltcomb, J.
Il. Goodwin, Will Barnett, Shirley
Weber, Chester Mason, Charles, Ray
and Bert Walker, Worse, McCarroll,
Mark, Price, Charley Alley, Eldredge,
Skinner, Walcott Thompson, VIII
Thompson, Wells, Scott Wells. Conway,
Lawrence, Charles Lawrence, Thomas,
Nolan, Wheat, Knickerbocker, Nelson,
knight, Wicks. Mort Allen, Hogle, Ira
yer. Rash, Dana McCready, win Cum
bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey leave
shortly after Christmas for New York,
Where they VIII remain two months.
One of the pleasantlst OF the few pri-
vate affairs OF the week was the Kens-
ington tea given by Mrs. Hoyt sherman
and Miss Laura Sherman on Thursday
afternoon. About thirty guests We're
present, and the afternoon pleasantly
spent In sewing, conversation and mu-
sic, Delicious refreshments We're
served az 6 o'clock. The guests were:
Mrs. Daily. Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. W. Din
woody, Mrs Terry. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs
Powers, Mrs. Charles Read. Mrs. Travis.
the Misses Leonard. McCrystal Hattie
Jennings, Lucille Jennings, Pauline Groo.
Alton Young, Jasmine Young, Emily
katz. Josie KATE, June Sadler Allie
Miller, Ella Clark, Louise Hunt, Bertha
Carter, Edna Cohn, Fay McCune, Miss
Hughes. Miss Eldridge. Miss Reed.
a delightful entertainment was given
at Christensen's Thursday night by the
congregation Of Montfiore OF the Ortho-
dox Jews. II included dramatic pro-
ductlon, concert and ball and was sue
cessful In all details. The evening
opened with a three act play entitled
Joseph and His Brethren" the partici-
pants In the drama having been trained
by Miss Annie Levy, the result show
ing The successful work of the precep-
tor. Between the acts number OF
musical selections were given. a violin
solo by Miss Lena Levy making a de-
cided hit.
The following was the full program
rendered:
opening remarks. ,...........
go. -. &C. NJ. Lewis, Chairman
Dfiil-Letters OF Cong. Montellore..
-. -. ........By twenty juveniles
Piano solo, Alice Where Art
1hou?' ..,...... ,.....Calia Levy
Chorus. MY Louisiana Lie" 49,.
Leaders Simeon Rosenblat and
Mary Rogusky.
Play Joseph and HIS Brethren, 3
acts. Between the first and Sec
ond acts. violin solo. III Trova-
tore from Nerdis opera, Lena
Levy, Between second and third
acls. duet. Take Your Clothes
and Go. let Me Bring Ny
Clothes Back Home" Lena Levy
and Alex Zeeve. Conducted by
Miss Annie Levy.
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN"
Cast Of characters:
Jacob 'Joseph's father. 81. Lizzie saplro
Joseph tprime minister Of Pharaoh
M, .'''. - 60. 90, Celia Levy
Ihafaoh ,.... .......SimeOn Rosenblat
oiobal lJoseph's steward Dora Zeeye
Dhleer '''' -. -. ...,.....Aley Zeeve
eseupth ''''' -. ........ Esther Nathan
S'pleOh '.'.' ...,..,..........lda ZeeYe
500 -. go. e. sam Appleman
yNI ''''' ''''''s'-.......lssy Lcller
asecnar -'.'. 80. Willie Cline
1epuioh -. Tracy Berwick
Ian 's.'. ..,....,.... Esther Appleman
,roa .'... ....".......Leo Wine Garden
5 5t 80. David RogusEy
benjamin ..... Lena Lovv
Chorus girls--sarah Nathan, Tessie
zeeVe. Annie Berwick. Title
cohen, Bessie Cohen, Dora Bug
Suards-Abble Solomonson. Morris
Rosenblat.