The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-08

81, -adtanuy beautiful a scene as
As POI. Witnessed in salt Lake was
US ..s.-e the vision of those who
Ersal NJ looked on at the inaugural
dan. .r. Theatre last night. The
tat ,- the old play was
in'-'. ---.f Bv the decorators srl
tri-5 s.frvIand- There, under many
into rrbrz. the air fragrant Win
o'-.- rre beauty and manhood Oh
lake and of Utah danced anu
20, merry in honor of the ne" au-
l'. --. Who saw it said it was the
.-.-- event Of its kind ever gwen
SAN Lake. The general tone ol
81 T...rations. the perfect blending
--r-f,s and coIOrs. went to make up
most harmonious whole. The eiIe nee
-F. .r-=ts entered was most slilA-
dancing floor had been hung
Odd. stage across the parquet
rrsb with the first seats OF the
u.a''f r. From d high platform IN
which was so banked IN
tLl r.r the musicians were hdIdlS
barr. sat the orchestra .+
Vi--'. ,ra stage arch hung a great
IL....-..r,rrT, I0oped. Beneath IL was
Ia7' r.,-I Utah i'm Tar &c leIIeL p
49, from incandeScent llshtS- ~
,arrnrv rail at either slce w. a
.- r electric lights SuSpeIiueIt - ~ O ~
La- -r.r of the ceiling was a pan Oh
Jle Globes. and stretching
-. ID were steamers i'
color .... rear of the stage three tents
i- ,-.-..-raF with stands of arms IN
FL each Property camp HI -
..-.7 radIv and gave a reaISuc
5.r fu the scene. .t.,-
i.-,- --,r.-r- gathered slowly As Jhey
.+hav found seats aFounu IN
--. .i-ya and from that point %. 81
.rra-, viewed the a-C'fdli'ii9 ''ii
- mark of Appreciation
Governors Appearance.
..-.rr, minutes after Q when
f..T..rv lights Hared up suddenly
UT. ...r ,.. r.ra r-reIgrs that the COVER
.r his .arfv were at hand- a
-....r..r- later she executive, Win AlS
Mrs Thomas sloan walked OUT
... ....-- wings = hey were lol-
1.,.s3 ,v the chief magistrate $ stan
.r t.~.ty. dress uniform array
a. yn.. the band began amer 70
and rn. guests rose I'D ''ll'gl W
sheer the air ana the mon li WI'c ,,S,
r.H.r fr WAS being played ne t'. -
,,.r.aH across the floor 90 Don ON ,ll7
---rr which had been Spe'ldNS pL r.
,.[..r for fhal~ reception. A wait OF d
F.r minutes followed. and tneh. 10 TIE
--r. of the stars and stripes F'l
- the grand march was begun
...rsrr.r Wells led with his sister
-rr., came Justice BaTJCh and MISS
rsgrtrh Colonel EskTidge OF the
-rr..rfv-tbir9 and Mrs EskTIcge. Gen
..raI and Mrs. John .. cannon Gene al
Eurtou and Mrs r. W Young. 'olv-
mel W g. Neh-k-r and MISS Gay luL'
colonel Beuuer y smith anu M =
sre,ron Colonel Pnkerton and Mrs.
pir-s,.rr,r Colonel CLAYTON and daugh-
Ter Major and Mrs. sam A. Nlng'
Secretary and Mrs. Hammond. w y
Mccormick and Mrs MCCORMICK.
Thomas Kr.rvS and Mrs. kcamS
At first not many were in the march
Gradually. though. The moor n.iel ana
Tafl-. me hail had been clrcied three
times nearly all who had come to
dance were participating. A calcium
Hghr win many different shades had
been placed iu the balcony. As its
~avS ZEN ul the maUCheTs the scene
increased iH beauty
For twenty minutes the march con-
tIuued then suddenly broke OF into a
fve-step. and the dance was on From
thar moment until long after midnight
The dancing floor was O. Kaleidoscope,
mass OF color The bright dresses %
The women. tho eE ming clothes of IN
civilians and tine golden gleam ot In
dress uniforms ul jhe EuardSmeu mad
most pleasing contrast.
Candidates Were There.
Practically AN the politicians of an.
Note DO the state were there. Ever
one OF the senatorial candidates turue,
Up early and stayed late. Members %
the legislature We're uu hand also an,
r17 gentlemen who aspire 90 the sen
a-or-hip saw ru DO that the men wh'
Viii decide their fate met every pretty