Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-20
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.


The third night of the Second ward
fair and festival will be this evening
at which time a program equally as IN
teresting and artistic as the ones of the
two nights preceding, viii be presented.
The house last night was crowded with
interested spectators and the crowd OF
visitors this evening promises to be just
as large and much larger The pro-
gram this evening viii consist of
Plano solo ...,....,.,.,... Miss Dunyon
soprano solo 'Lllne rye
Whistllng solo.... Mrs. lie Roi I, snow
Tenor SOLO .....,..,..,.,.',tfeu 'trdIaii
COrnet solo.,.,,.,.,.,.,Pr0f Jonn held
quintet, "Prot. Schettler " co
SOLO ...,.,..'.,,.,.,,..',.. .,Juld JOhcS
NeCltatlOh ,,.,....'.' '''''JVsie hoii 10
Solo ..n....,....,.., Lorenzo Haddock
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ..Nelle Brown
Thursday evening fifty talented child
rem will appear on the program and on
Friday evening BaIfes famous oper-
eta The Sleeping Queen, VIII be pre-
sented by special request. This piece
was given on tae opening night ana
met with such favor that demand
was made for its repetition. The art
lists who will be present are Miss Lucia
tcl1ln, MISS FilSlt lphiibNni 4"i' "S'''
Robinson and Mr.. Thomas Ashworth.
The entertainment that Is being given
this week In the Second ward. for the
benefit OF the ward fund Is OF very
high order OF merit. decidedly pleas
ing impression was made by the pre-
sentation Of Balfe's tuneful operetta,
1.-THE Sleeping Queen" on Monday
evening. II is therefore the Intention
TO repeat this performance on the even
ing OF Friday, Washington's birthday,
Although not even standing room was
to be had on Monday evening, arrange
ments will be made to accommodate
all who wish to attend. The vocal and
dramatic talent manifested by the four
principals. Misses Ferrin and Barrow,
and Messrs. Ashworth and Robinson,
was of such a character as to captivate
the large audience. Last evening
decidedly unique and instructive enter
tanment was presented under the d.
rectlon OF Elder George B0wles, who
was ably seconded by large number
of returned missionaries and natives
from the South seas. New Zealand,
Tahiti, and Samoa were well represent
ed the manners, customs, dress, house
hold furniture, etc, Of those Islands
being shown in very striking and life
like way.
This evening n program will be pre-
scented. including vocal and instrument
tal solos, Rotations, comedy acts,
drills, etc, by some Of the leading tai
ent of the city. The program will be so
distributed throughout the evening as
TO give ample opportunity for social
enjoyment purchasing at the booths,
refreshments, etc.
Tomorrow evening and Friday mat
inee. fifty Of the brightest and most tai
ented chlldfen in the city will entertain
the audiences. The program will con-
sst of patriotic songs dialogues, and
rotations, coon songs and dances.
drills, piano selections. fancy daraes,
etc, There is no doubt that this will
prove one Of the most pleasing pro-
grams, and It will appeal especially to
parents and others who view with pride
the development of a high order of
talent among the little ones.
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