The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-13
SOCIETY NOTES.

The dancing season was brought to a
close last evening at Christensen's with
an entertainment rendered to the juve-
nile classes. Elaborate preparations
had been made for the event, which
proved to be one of more than ordinary
interest.
The early part of the evening was
devoted TO an exhibition of fancy dane
ing The orchestra was enlarged. and
the music rendered was of the choicest
description. The stage presented a
beautiful appearance, with groups OF
tall palms and a feathery arrangement
of lilacS suspended overhead. During
the dancing different colored calcium
lights were thrown on the stage, the
effect produced being fairylike in the
extreme. over fifty pupils participated,
and carried out the following pro-
gramme:
Group. Kaleidoscope Fred Christensen
Teresa Radcliffe. Anna Cannon. Ar
della Cannon. Vera Bernhisel Mari
anne Oberdorfer, Hazel Cannon. Do
rothy Boscha, Helen Evans, Myrtle
Lynch. Rose Evans. Sylvan Simon.
Collins Cannon, Milton Anderson,
Milford Cannon. James Lynch. Ra,
leigh Browning, Frank Root, Fred
Slade Wallace Woolf Daniel Slace,
Geraldine Trip.
Solo, Skipping Rope" -..... III. n. Grant
Eva Whytock-
~. Arranged by Fred Christensen
Allene Dittman and Glen Thomas.
Group. Sailors Hornpipe H N Grant
Clara Stevens. Stella Daynes. Janet
Murdoch Grace Bainbridge Charles
Woolf Ellis Black, Dale Pitt, Dever-
euX Jennings.
Duet, "Minuet De La Cour' Q75S)....::
Sarah Perks and Vern Holt.
Group Cake Walk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Arranged by L. p Christensen
Helen Monroe, Carl Cannon. Maud
George Piper. Lillian Cannon. Elmer
Woolf
Duet. La Petite Skirt Dance.
Katherine Murphy and Ethel Beesley.
Duet. Fishers Hornpipe" .....:.........
Vern Metcalf and Wesley Dickinson.
Solo. Song and Dance.
.......Arranged by l.. p. Christensen
Violet Craig.
Solo, "serpentine Skirt Dance .::::...
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IL. P. Christensen
Hazel Culmer. Allene Maclean. Leonie
Pratt. Evelyn Metcalf, Mamma Cha
pin. Grace Radcliffe.
Over 300 people were present. and at
the conclusion of the programme
dancing was enjoyed by all present.
This afternoon the children's classes
will give a dancing matinee at Chris
tensen'S.
Judge John F. Kinney of San Diego,
Cal, where he has resided for the last
nine years, and Mrs. Lucy j. ThUrston
of this city were married in San Diego,
where she has been for the last six
months, on May 9, and left at once for
Ca1t oh inc q
morning train. This marriage is of
more than ordinary interest, by reason
of the prominence of the parties, the
one having been chief justice of the
supreme court of Utah by appointments
of Presidents Pierce and Buchanan,
and later delegate in congress from the
then territory of Utah. and the other
by reason of having come to the coun-
try with the first party in 1S47, and be-
ing we'll known by all the old settlers
and universally beloved for her many
good deeds. Judge Kinney was espe-
cially prominent in Democratic work
during the last presidential election,
and as chairman of the county Demo-
cratic central committee, was largely
instrumental in carrying San Diego
county for Mr.. Bryan by 800 majority
as against some 1000 Republican ma
jority for Mr.. Harrison at the preced-
ing election. The judge has come to
Salt Lake to make it his future home.
The Herald extends congratulations,
and trusts he will have no reason to
regret the change.
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The second annual reception of the
Social Wheel club at the clubrooms
last night was a most pleasant affair,
and fully 100 members and guests en-
joyed the varied performance of mu-
sic, songs and recitations.
The clubrooms were lastly decorat-
ed for the occasion by the lady mem
bers of the club, and were filled to
Overflowing until a late hour.
A number of new riders were pres
ent and signified their intentions of
joining the club in the near future.