The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-20
ATTENL
INAUGURAL BA
Function for Governor Bri
Forth the Multitude.
POLITICIANS IN EvlDE1
OFFICERS FROM FIT. DoUG|
NEGLECT TO ATTEND.

- IGID formality was laid aside
X the grand march at the inaugl
bail i'm the salt Lake theater
night The dancing floor, although
pie FOR affairs OF an ordinary charak
was found 20 be too small to acs-ore
DATE ak those who desired 10 occurF
The consequent unavoidable crow
not only on the floor but I'm the
developed that those who attended
first social function In honor OF
ernOr Cutler We're able to endure
U.entary discomfort without DrOfeF
Necessarily seu1i-pOGucaI in end
ter. the ball brought oUt "a larger
Der OF persons OF political than q /
Cia1 prominence. All sections OF
state were represented bv membe
the legislature and others. and
Lakes well-kuovvn men and va
were present in numbers
Army Officers Absent.
Members of the governors staf
new service uniforms. were con
UouS on the floor, made the more
the absence Of the army Officers
the fCrt
Governor Cutler and his staff.
Of whom have rot heretofore
pi OminentIy before The public. vr,arl
objects. Of much interest duriua
grand march and the guadrille ~
followed. Immediately after The a
rifle the governor took his positid.
a booth which had been prepare
the east side Of the hall. where
guests were presented to him On
the evening.
The spirit Of informaIitv that be
so apparent early in tine eveniua
many of those who had not con
evening dress TO appear OF the dan
floor
Music was continuous throughou
evening Christensen's orchestra pI
the dance numbers. and during thh
ternissiOns the Utah State band i'd
Professor Anton Petersen, played
ried airs
The supper tables were arranpdr
the green room at the back Of the
where those who had not started
home early were served after II o'cH
The lower floor of the theater
thrOnged during the evening. The /
balcony was utilized by many as
cation from which 10 view the dar
below The second balcony, which
opened to the public at a charge
for each admission, was only partH
filled.
Committeeman of the Young y
Republican club, under whose dire
the bail was given. expressed sati
ton with the result Of their Ialoors
Programme of the Evening
The dancing ,a2d musical prog
of the evening follows: -
Grand March
I. Quadrille-"Am Republic . 1
. Waltz Espana-'
Selection II TrovatOreu
3 Two Step-"With Flying COlors''
japanese Episode: General NOgi
4. Waltz-''Tales from Vienna wood
Gavotte- -Beaumarie--
5. Two Step-''Dixie Land"
Fackeltanz.
O. Lancers-"U- S Army
Intermezzo: The GondoHer-"
/ Waltz Andalusia-"
Caprice: .'WIII-o'- the-Wisp.''
s. Two Step" Peaceful Henry"
COcOanut Dance.
g Waltz-"E<rolps Ball Klaeuge."
Selection "Offenbachiana'
10 Two Step Semper FideIis-"
Selection Broadway to Toxic. Il
u. National QuadrilIe-
T. WaltZ-''Biue Danube"
Idyll: pure as Snow"
13. Two Step-''YaIe BooIa."
Sextette from Lucia
IA. Waltz-'Revcrie-'
russian Dance
Is. Two Step
Descriptive: mill in the Forest.
10 Virginia Reel
Campaign Gallon.
II waltz kauffnlan's Casino Taenz
a Caravan Episode Oasis
Is. Two Step-"Deed of the Pen
Utah Republicans
- waltz ymeneal Songs
IdyH- Longing for HOme.'S
-. Medley.
The floor committee was made vi
follows: Job +. Lyon. J. Wash YoI
D. H. Peery, w H Farnsworth, j
Garrett, Howard A. King, James A
gebretsen. w H. POLAND, Harry s.
derson, Joseph T Mcknight, J. NJ |
EtuSSen, L. P. Palmer, Clarence Gov
J. @ Barthel, +. NJ. Allison, jr.
The executive committee of the Yo
Mems Republican club in charge of
ball consisted of j. l.. May. presid
]. ] Greenewald, - s Buckwa
Horace H Smith, w l. Dunn, @
Backman, T. A Callister. J NJ. 3
man, Arthur +. Graham.