Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

luncheon was served in the dining room
| Those present We're. Mgsdames Mat
! son, Hume. Ryan. C0nr0y. Fitzgerald
! Spencer Healy, Bell, Kieecl. Warner
Metcalf Tyler. Nelson. Cullen. Fletcher
| Nate Kuhn Ad Kuhn Abe Kuhn
Stewart Schamsenbach, Baker. Marks
| Shaw, Barlow Grant Peery, Conlisk
! Perkins, Joseph Peery Patton.
Schamm Buck an of ogden. Mrs
| Schefelberger, Of Marysville, California;
Mrs Stoer Of Rhode Island Mrs. Cas-
! ton, of Evanston; Miss Ella Conroy
Miss Smith and Miss Eddy
on Tuesday evening the second
ward meeting house was the scene Of a
grand musical treat given under the
auspices of the ward choir and direc-
ton of Prof Squire Coop, as testl-
mOnial 20 Elder +, +. Tout IL was a
thorough success In every particular
and deserves much praise. The pro-
gram was made up Of choice vocal and
instrumental selections, which were lis
tened 20 with unbOunded pleasure by
the large audience. Each number was
loudly encored by the assemblage. The
concert netted about SIS which win be
presented 10 Elder Tout previous 10 his
Following Is the program as II was car.
ried out.
Chorus-"Oh, Hail US ye Free.
...u,...,..,n,,Second Ward Choir
Concertl-NiolIn and plano can
dante FlnaleD ..,...... MendessOhn
w. G.. Give. Squire Coop
Ballad Belle Brandon Mr. L. L. Tout
a madrigal ,..,...........N Victor Harris
Miss Aryilla Clark
1.-THE Sheriff Of Nottingham. ....
r...,... ....,.,..Mr H. Anderson
tAssisted)
Solo-"Kiss Waltz '.......H erdlttl
Miss Mamie Tout.
Caprice de COnCert-op. 6...... Musin
Mr.. w. q. Give.
Poor Wandering One'-Opera "Pi-
rates Of penzanCe'' ..,....S Sullivan
Miss Maggie Tout
Solo-'Annie Laurie .,...,.,.......
,.,......,.. .......Miss Aryilla Clark
Rigolletto-Quartet coo. .,..........
Miss Mamie Tout Miss Clark,
Il. f. Tout II. Anderson
Chorus-"Land OF the Trumpet and
sphere ........,,S Second Ward choir
Mr. Tout accompanied by his family,
left last evening over the r @. W. for
his mission While In Europe his family
Tout the popular vocalist. win have her
voice cultured by some Of the noted
music masters.
on Thursday evening the ladies' of the
Episcopal church gave grand BAH in
ChrIstensen's han for the benefit of the
church. IL was the leading social event
Of the week, and the opening social bali
Of the season. The han was max
nificently IN redaud gOldbunt-
Ing. palms stood throughout the TeCeu-
tlon room There We're booths on the
stage and in the reception room where
Ices. lem0n9des. candles and flowers were
sold and everybody present had t1 buy
from the beautiful young saIeslld'es.
The music for tripping the light FAM
tastic was furnished by F0rd's full or
chesTa, and prompting by Mr. chris
Jensen. Many OF the ladies present
wore elegant gowns of dainty cOl0rai
silks and satins The floor was in good
condition for dancing ana the very
large crowd enjoyed "a most delightful
evening There were over 300 Tickets
sold The affair WIS pronounced
thorough success financially and pleas
urably
on Monday afternoon Mrs John Ty-
Ter entertained 9t her beautiful home on
Jefferson avenue.
The home Of Mrs. n II. SHencer was
open 90 % very pleasant gathering on
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs P Healy entertained a few ~
her friends "Wednesday afternoon. no a
pleasant chat ana luncheon given Zoo