Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Theoter Was Througed by Hun.
dreds from City and Country
Alike.
MUSIC A STRONG FEATURE.
Governor and Mrs, Cutler Met Many
Friends at Reception Booth--Scene
A Brilliant One

cosmopolitan functions in the strictes
sense Of the word. The one given In The
Salt Lake theater last night under th'
| auspices OF the Young Mems Repub'
llcan club was no exception TO the rule
for there were present representative
people from almost every condition OF
the states social, political and indus
trial life.
Seldom has the splendid old Theater
presented a more brilliant spectacle
than It did on this occasion. The In
terror Of the great auditorium was ar
tlstlcally and lavishly decorated with
thousands Of yards Of bunting, which
radiated in numberess festoons and
streamers In all directions, while the
Stars and Stripes seemed TO be every
where. The brllliancy OF the scene was
greatly heightened by the food Of cleo
trio lights that blazed from numberless
globes and bulbs. On the east side OF
the dress circle an artlsticaly arrang-
ed reception room had been provided,
And here Gov Cutler and wife receive
ed their many friends throughout the
evening.
It was long after midnight when the
BAH and banquet were over and the
merry dancers had Wended their way to
their homes When they did 80 II was
with pleasant memories Of having par
ticipated IN one Of the largest and most
successful social affairs In the history
Of the state. Without doubt the music
was the finest that has ever been given
az any similar event The Utah state
band under the conductorship Of Prof
Anton Petersen furnished the intro
ductory and interval selections, while
Christensen's orchestra rendered all OF
the dance numbers.
II was considerably after Q o'clock
when the band played the thrilling and
patriotic air American Republic" and
the grand march commenced the coll
umn being headed by the following peO-
pie: Governor Cutler and wife, the
governors staff consisting Of Adjt-
Gen. John NJ Bowman, Inspector Cen
eral Joseph Geoghegan Quartermaster-
General a. +, Kesler, COmmissary- Gen.
eral George NJ. Hanson Sergt.- Gen. $.
H. Pinkerton, Judge Advocate General
A, y, Irvine, General inspector Target
Practise George A. Seaman, Aide dc
Camp Miles II. Taylor, Aide de Camp
Joseph j. Daynes, Jr. members of the
supreme court Hon. George W. Bartch,
Hon, ID. N. Straup, Secretary OF state
G, s. Tingey state Auditor ], T. Ed
wards, State Treasurer James Chris
Hansen, Attorney General NJ, A. Breed
en-, Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton a. G.. Nelson, President OF the Sem
ate stephen II. Love; members Of the
senate, Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, Rrlg.-Gen Samuel G. Park
brlga generals staff, consisting Of
Inspector Of Target Practise Franklin
G. Moyle, Judge Advocate James Inge-
bretsen, Aide de Camp a. l.. Thomas,
Jr., Aide de Camp j. +. Grant, Assist
ant SUPERINTENDENT G, NJ Benedict.
THE DANCING PROGRAM
The dancing program was an excel
lent one, and PARTICIPATION In It was
general, il was as follows;
Quadrille-"Amerlcar Republic.
Grand March.
Selection: III Trova tore"
Two Step--"Wlth Flying Colors"
japanese Episode; Gen Nogi."
Waltz-"Tales from Vienna Woods"
Gavotte "Beaumarle"
Two Step--'Dixleland"
Fackeltanz.
Lancers-"U. s. Army"
lUieGNltNNps 'lnN AIOnuOller.
Waltz-"Andaluca."
Caprice "Wil o. the Wlsp."
Two Step--"Peaceful Henry"
Cocoanut Dance.
Waltz-"Krolls Bah Klaenge"
Selections "Offenbachlana."
Two Step--"Semper Fidells"
Selection broadway to Toxic"
National Quadrile.
WaltZ-"Blue Danube"
ldyll; Pure as Snow"
Two Step--"Yale Boola.
Sextctte from Lucia,
Waltz--"Rcverle,r
Russian Dance,
descriptive. "Mm in the Forest"
Virginia Reel,
Campaign Gallop.
waltz" knuffman's Casino Taenze."
a Caravan EPISODE "Oass."
TWO Step-"Dee OF the Pen"
Utah Republicans.
"lIvmeneal Songs"
idyll Longing for Home"
Medley,
IN NEW UNIFORMS.
Gov. Cutters stan appeared in their
new uniforms, which were very hand.
some and much admired and comment
ed upon. The stan Of Brig, Gen Sam
G, Park was also present and took
prominent part IN the festivities OF the
evening. The lower part Of the house
was crowded while the first and second
galleries were only partially filled.
Dancing was very generally INDUCED in
and enjoyed, despite the fact that the
noor Itself was In extremely poor con,
dltion.
Altogether the Young Mems Repub-
lean club which had labored assidu-
ously to make the affair a success ls
ia be congratulated upon It's efforts. and
the few dellnquencles that occurred
were moro than compensated for by the
mnny things that were done 10 con.
tribute to the pleasure Of rs guests.
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