Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-08
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.
FIrrH WARD.

An entertainment which promises TO
be az interesting as II Is unique VIII be
Given In he Filth ward meeting house
on Thursday evening. May g. The novel
entertainment win omen with "Ihe
S2nstlrs convention in which a score
az tte charming girls Of the ward VIII
participate Tho cas-. of characters Is
as follows:
Josephine Jane Green, president Of
tha "Y0uNg Ladies' Single Bless
cduess Debating Society o,u,..
.........MiS Marindl Freebaun
Priscilla Abigail, lodge secrn,ary..v
...........,u....Miss Ethel Rich
Calamity Jane Higgins, treasurer.
..............MlsB Jessie Buchanan
RebcccR Rachel Sharp.
Miss Mabel Frecbaln
Tlny Miss Ethel Reeves
Mary Ann Fradd'er.,.,...,,...,".
......,,,.u.M Miss Iottia Mugleston
Jcrusha Matilda Spriggins.-....",.
.....,u,..au,M Miss Josie Hallset
Patience Desire Mann,..,",..,.,t
......,.....M Miss Mary Henderson
Sophia Stuckup Miss Mary Dunlope
Juliet Lone. ..... Miss Katie Crowther
Retsv Bobbet u,,...,. Miss Ada Barber
Charity Longface. Miss Mary Green
Cleopatra Belle Brown..".,u 80,
...............M Miss Edith Davis
Polly Jane Pratt. Miss Lille Hallsel
Violet Ann Buggler.
........,....Mls Mile Maddox
Belinda Bluegrass Dress Reform
Advocate Miss Sadie Wheelhouse
Frances Touch Me-Not candidate.
Miss Ada COWan
Hannah Biggerstaff, candldate,...
........,......M Miss Annie Cowan
Professor Makeover..,. ...,o",.,
..............M Fred Mugleston
During the evening James Larson viii
appear IN Rotations and musical So
lections and the evening will close with
one act farce entitled Burglars
with the following cast:
Josiah Green, brave when danger Is
not in sight, Mr.. Samuel Seldom
Maria Green, his wife, and afraid Of
burglars .,..M Miss Lottle Marcroft
Kitty. the house maid and afraid Of
no one Miss May Green
Toby, n negro hired TO catch burg
lars. Mr. Arch Buchanan
The affair Is under the auspices of the
Y. L, M. I. A. and the proceeds win
go to the Womans building fund
SIXTEENTH WARD.
The Ave days fair was opened in the
Sixteenth ward last evening. IL is one
OF the most novel entertainments of
the kind that has yet been held in the
city II Is carried on in the old Eng
lsh fashion and has scores OF unique
features, The room was decorated IN
a manner that reelected great credit
upon the artistic abilities Of the young
ladies OF he ward. A series of very
attractive booths was arranged around
the room ana yariegatel c0lors and
licnts produced a pleasing effect indeed
The building was wholly inadequate to
accommodate the people VINO wanted
20 see the show, The lair viii continue
until SATURDAY closing with ain auc-
ton. The object is 10 raise $1,000 for
TIE purchase OF pipe organ for the
ma cting mouse,
The mann room contain the six booths
presided over by the winsome maldens
NJ the ward. In the rear rooms are re-
ireshmenl booths. and upstairs is a
In The charge Of b. +.
Grant and George Derr, In this curious
place cen be seen everything that is
weird and faciuating. In connection
with other good things the following
excellent program was rendered.
Soprano solo, Heaven Hath shed o
Tear" Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward.
with violin oblgato by Professo,
George SHELTON, guitar solo. Professor
r y. Schettler; tenor solo, Il See Thee.
love. ln Every FlnWor." Z. S. Ash.