Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23

py returns OF the day" for the worthy
Bishop.
Bishop Elijah Funk Sheets was born
In Charleatown township, Chester CO.,
Pennsylvania, March 20, 1921: became a
member Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints July s. 1870, being
baptized by the late Apostle ErastuS
Snow. He came to Great salt Lake
valley In iS47, soon after the arrival Of
the first company Of pioneers under
President Brigham Young. and was or
dained High Priest and Bishop over
the Eighth ward In 1856
a grand klrmess win be given in the
Eleventh ward assembly hall on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, March 2Sth.
and 18th The affair IL under the aus
pieces Of the young ladies Of the ward.
who are celebrated for their industry
and taste In promoting such things.
The room VIII be- graced with num-
Der of booths laden down with good
things that VIII be dispensed by some
Of the most winsome young ladies In
the land. There VIII be the art aud
curlo booth, conducted by Maggie Bas-
sett. Emeline MeMaster and Emma
Armstrong In this booth there viii be
some copies Of the best pictures In the
world There will be a flower booth In
charge OF Vera Felt and Laura Mad
sen; the candy booth IN the hands Of
Rose Meyer, Louie Madsen and Louie
Morris. the popcorn and peanut booth
In charge OF Emma Reed Violet Nott
and Lucille McMaster. and the fishing
pond whore the suckers viii be caught
BY Eta Felt Agnes Bowman and Jessie
Ia 90 al III fol
lowing excellent program will be pre-
sented:
C0ntralto solo 80. -. Louie II. keysor
Baritone solo...s,,c.. ., Will Peterson
Cornet sole ,... ...,..P Christensen
Male chorus 80. University Glee CLUB
COmis act 80. =. ..'s..,.,.,,.',.
Sid Clawson and George Margetts
Instrumental music, a,s..... - .,,,
Leader Harold Orlob.
Composer OF the latest two
step. Use Dun Just Lost My
J0b."D
Tenor solo 80, 49,. FIRED Graham
Recitation .n Virginia Duncan
Quartet THE Tide OF Life ,...n..
Maggie Bassett, Priscilla LiV-
lngstone Annie Peterson and
Louie r. Keysor
Organ solo ..,n.Prof j. J. Mcclellan
10 conclude with a one act drama.
entitled, Surprised" in which the fol-
lowing young ladies viii take part:
Alton Sears Diana GusLaves0n. Dora
Livingstone, Erma Felt, Ethel Tuckett
lone Bassett, Hattie Crabbe. Mamie
COulam.
Preparations for a unique little en-
tertainment to be given In the Eleventh
ward meeting house early In April is
now we'll under way The affair viii
be little operetta ~ about forty ju-
yeniles, under the auspices Of the Priin-
airy association Of that ward. and viii
be conducted and carried through by
Mrs. II. $. Ensign, Mrs Nellie Penrose
Whitney. Miss Lulu Penrose and Miss
Jessie Sears. There win be special
staging and costumng and besides the
ones taking principal parts, some hay
ing been assigned to cute little singers
and actors as well, the chorus work
Is pronounced by those who have been
at the rhearsals, as being ahead OF
anything attempted in this line for
some time. In all. a novel little enter
ment and one that is deserving Of much
credit to the promoters 10 expected.
The new floor committe Of the Tenth
ward announces another dance to be
given Thursday evening next. An up
to-date dancing floor has been provided
and will be in readiness for the occa-
sion.
The first and only performance Of
Madam Pattirinl and her company of
Ministries took place before an audi
ence that crowded the Sugar ward
meeting house to the doors last night.
All Of the artists were heartily APP
plauded and a substantial sum OF
money was realized for the meeting
house fund.