The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06

! tensen. w L. Watts, Sam T. Myers.
Joe Streng. T. S. Feeny. G. L. Hamel T.
I c. Foley William H Hancock, William
/ HaTcembe, G. A Eaton. T. W Herring
ton, T. W. Hancock. D. II. Adams.
/ At the high school Friday the sopho-
| more class entertained large number
| Of visitors with a Shakespeare recital
that proved to be one Of the most en-
! joyable events of the year. The pro-
! gramme was under the general direc-
i ton Of Miss MOfett. Tt was given with
/ strict attention to detail and with ar
! tistic excellence, rejecting great credit
on the members Of the class taking part
1 in the exercises. TIE programme fol-
lows:
Essay, THE Caesar Of Shakespeare"
/ Miss Bessie ChilL
Scene, Portals Entreaty." Portia.
1 Miss Ray Tyler; Brutus Mr.. Alma
/ Chambers.
Vocal solo. call Ne Back" (Denza).
I Mrs. Howell, Miss FELTON,.
Scene, Portals Apprehension" Por-
/ tia, Miss Ray Tyler; Lucius. Mr.. John
/ Taylor; SOOthsayeT, Mr.. Ray Boyle.
Essay, The Oratory of Brutus and
! Antony Miss Gertrude Ritter
Piano duet. sonata II (DiabellD, Miss
I Genieve Douglass, Mr.. Ray Boyle.
I Scene, "Antony's Grafton" Antony
! Mr.. Lawrence Corey; Citizens, Messrs.
! Boyle, Scudder, Bourman. KeOgh.
! Scene, The Quarrel" Caasius. Mr.
/ Tom Keogh; Brutus, Mr. Alma Cham
/ bers.
Violin solo, "Mazurka de Concert
/ (Musin), Professor Christensen, Profess
scr Coop
High school song.
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Among the ogden people who are to
] loo Fg.V- IT,
! and Mrs David Eccles Mr., and Mrs
Adam Patterson, Thomas c. Foley, W
l. Watts,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Paine entertained
a number Of their friends Wednesday
evening at cards.
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Miss Mary A. Emmett and Edgar a
Ensign were married Wednesday in the
/ Salt Lake temple. Mr. and Mrs. En-
sign VIII make OgdeD their home.
/ Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs JO-
| eeph Belnap celebrated their silver
wedding. Songs and games were in
dulSed in, and a delicious supper was
served. Those present were Meeers. and
| MeSdames c. F. Layne, J. Belnap. B.
/ A. johnson, 3. Vance, A. DOxay, Davis,
/ Mesdames S. Fowler. c. Dalton Davi-
son, Misses Josie Belnap, Minnie
! Brown, Mae Ensign, FarnSwOrth T.
/ Belnap, Lodasca Belnap. Messrs. Vim
/ son Belnap, Joseph H. Belnap and Wal
| ter Bramwell.
| Mrs. S. J. Parker returned Thursday
from Laramie city 8 Z W My.
Merlin J. Stone was surprised Wed
| nesday afternoon By a number Of his
! little friends. The afternoon was spent
/ in games, singing and recfting, after
which lunch was served.
| Mrs. Hannah Bingham Of Wilson
Lane was the recipient of a very pleas
| ant surprise Monday evening. The Oc-
! casion was in celebration of her birth
day. The evening was spent in games
and music.
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! The teachers Of the South Washing
/ ton school had an enjoyable time
/ Thursday after dismissal of school,
/ They assembled in one of the large
rooms, where a social c;gat and dainty
! lunch We're INDUCED in
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A very enjoyable evening was spent
| Friday by a large crowd which gath
! cred at Christensen'6 dancing academy
where the Weber stake academy gave
one of their ENJOYABLE balls.
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| Next Saturday evening Professor NJ.
! Chr5stensen's Juvenile class closes with
| a character ball. The following Wed
nesday May 16, the Wednesday Night
/ club viii give their last bah of the sea-
/ son. Professor Christensen expects to
/ go to Salt Lake. He. with his brothers.
! will furnish the music for the many
dancers at Saltair this summer
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/ Mr. and MTs. Hufstetler entertained
a number of their friends Thursday
/ evening. The evening was enjOyabIy
! spent in a candy pull and a number of
| other games. Among those present were
! Messrs. and Mesdames Will Holt, o. E.
/ Savage, Platfort, Mesdanes Cole, HUFF
! stetler, sr., Misses Ida Isaacs0n. Inez
/ Malan, Grace HestOn, LOttie Compton,
I Nellie Bishop, II. PlatfOrt, Inez Plat
/ fort Messrs. John Holt. Cyrus Double,
| John Price, Highly Malan, KelstrOm,
/ Howard and Heston.