The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-24
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Miss Katharine +. OIipsr. entertained
q large audience at the First Presby-
terrain chu=ch last evening bv her
eaaFminS recital of The Sky Pilot !,
The audience was not only large: tx was
from the start enthusiastic over the
tdlehted young woman and in full SYM
PATTY with her subject. a tale of the
foothills" which could Just as Wen
have come from Montana or any other.
western state, as Canada Nhere the
author saw fit to lay the scene. 1t is
story OF wlldness, Woollines and holt
ness, and, incidentally, an extremely
clever portrayal of life and social con-
ditlons on The prairie. While Salt Lake
and Miss Oliver are not entire
strangers, this city would profit by a
better acquaintance with her, or any
one else possessing that same .extraoI--
binary talent. "A. perfect elocutionist
young and of fine appearance, easy
stage presence and delightful address
her voice at, all times musical, Miss
OllFer was thoroughly enjoyable. But
u IS doubtful that Corners. tale offers
the same chance for this particular
reader as stories in the Scotch, the cfa-
iect+chieh has won the highest plaudits
Tor her, both here and in all parts of
the tinted States. One could see the
characIers OF Swan Creek last night
Just as clearly and, plainly. as Babbie
and Old Mamie were depicted last year
by Miss Oliver but for some reason
theretis always something delightful in
the dialogue of the hea Their, and the
oliver, cannot be appeased with any
thing else -
a ne reader was warmly applauded
last night More than once there were
tears in the eyes of the audience. The
description of Bruce's death was vivid,
and was perhaps, the best se<ample of
emotion given by Miss oliver
Miss divers subject, TOMORROW night
viii be .Drumtochty Folk and on.
Friday night Robert Burns She does
not appear tonight. ~
The Theatre viii -ba- well aIIed- tonight
with friends of Kyle, admirers OF Hale
and lovers OF good drama Salt Lake
cannot boast of a great many such the
atrical offerings this season as the one
to be served tonight Nathan Hale" is
q new PLAY, and from ali accounts a
great one. Kyle is too well known here
sale has been large and the prospeet is,
a most successful two nights enga ge-
ment. @sS
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the CaIedon-
ian club last evening gsve a delightful
musical and literary entertainment in
the c. A Il, hail. In spite OF the fact
that Miss Oliver was giving an enter
tainment at the First congregational
church that had unusual claims fQr.
fnce at the c. A. r. han and very
Pheasant evening was spent
The first part OF the evening was
given up to music. songs and srecita-
tons, with Mrs. William White preside
ing. Every number on the programme
was eneof-ed- There was song by VIII
Sfbley, a song by Miss Ellis Moffatt.
music on the either by. Mr.. Hence a
song by Mrs. Kate Henderson. music
on the mandolin and guitar by Misses
r md =
ton by Miss barbara Brown, a song
and recitation by MIR Gauitf of Og-.
den. and a song by Robert Noffatt. This
part OF the programme was CLOSED by
ficult and pretty Sword dance of
Scotland For an encore she danced
the Highland Fling" $50
After this the fioor was cleared. ana
the balance. of the evening given up
to dancing and soeiability z.
salt Lake is to have a permanent
glee club. Twenty young men musically
inclined met last evening at the music
store of Fergus Coalter and started the
ball Folling- 1t was decided to call
the new organization the salt Lake
Glee club. Evan Arthur was chosen
director of the club; John James, presi-
dent; Abraham Wilson, vice presidents;
3. Beynon Davis, secretary; william
3. White, treasurer, and T. +. Thomas.
business manager. The next meeting
viii De held at this same place on next
Friday evening for thesfirst rehearsal.
1t is the intention of the club to be
ready to sing for President Mckinley
on the occasion of his visit to Salt Lake,
and this viii. in all probability. be the
first public appearance of the ,Glee club.
The NJ. 7. A. of the Seventh ward
presented an -operetta entitled, The
Jolly Farmers, In the ward meeting
house last evening, The piece, in fovr
acts. attempts to show that the life
of the farmer is a happy one and that
his life is the only. true one to live.
Fred Butler. as Mr.. Happyway and
Alex c. Pyper. as Johnnie, were ex<
ceptionally clever. The cast was as
follows ..a--
Mr.. Happyway ..--.-..... Fred Butler
Sam Pitcher s....s..-.....s Ashley Wallace
Pat Murphy .,:........ss..D Del C2awson
Nose Raykitt -. ...... -... Ben Fullmer
Mrs. HappyWsty. Mrs. Beatrice Croxali
Miss Scrubber Miss Margaret Thorn
Miss Dustin..,. Miss Efile Pyper
Miss Baker. -.-- -. Miss Eva. Hudson
Annie, the ehambermaid ........
-.-...-.--. Miss Hazel Jensen
Charlie, Ella and May. the Happy