The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-24

Carnival children" are trooping
every day to Odeon hall to rehearse for
the entertainments of the Salt Lake
floral festival, which begins Sept. IL.
The children are enthusiastic over the
approaching carnival and are doing all
they can to assist in making it a sue
cess. They are being instructed by
Professor Agostini, who prepared the
children for the Crystal Slipper" en-
tertainment
The children's ballets are to be one
of the most interesting features of the
three entertainments in the Salt Lake
theatre, which will open the festival.
AS hundreds of the little dancers will
appear, they have been divided into
classes, and almost every afternoon
and evening there are rehearsals going
on in Odeon hall.
Among the spectacles which the
children will present will be the Gilt
tering Gold Ballet" and the Butterfly
Ballet
Although Professor Agostini is
veteran in the work of preparing for
entertainments on large scale, he
now has his hands full.
He is not only training the children,
but attending to a multitude OF other
matters connected with the ten the
atrical performances which are to be
given during the carnival, beginning
Sept. II and continuing uitil Sept. 70
At each performance there will not
only be ballets and spectacles, but por-
tions of famous operas. such as III
TrOvatore," Carmen, THE Bohemian
GirI' and THE Mikado.' are to be pre-
sented Among the singers who VIII
appear in the selections from the OPP
eras will be Mrs. Emma Ramsey NOR
ris, Miss Hazel Taylor, Mrs. Halle
Foster Sutherland, Horace Ensign,
George d. Piper, John ID. spencer
Winslow F. Smith. Fred Graham, r.
L. Lynwood, NJ. j. Brines, Hugh W.
Dougall and others.
More than 1000 persons will take
part in the ten carnival entertain
ments.
Some of the carnival children" who
are now being instructed by professor
Agostini are as follows:
lane Ashton 500 West First South; Rutn
Allen. 22i NJ street; Robert Appott, 40
South Eighth West; Daily and Unulne
Anderson, S24 Fourth avenue; waiter aiic
Sarah Allen. SIS South Ninth East; MOT
gan Anderson, Cannon ward; Hazei Alu-
erson, Superior addition; Nephi Anderson
745 South Second West; Leona Anderson
IT'S Express avenue; Cecil and Nevada
Andrus, A20 Post street; Sibyl Anderson
323 Fifth avenue; Leone Anrott, 9'O oou'ii
First West; Roy Allen, 119 o street
Berry X Bridge, SO Tenth East; Eliza
beth Rerkhausen. Cannon ward; Edward
D. Bowring, $50 West First North; Ruth
Rurbidge. 242 North First West; Horace
Beers, SD Thirteenth East: Elizabeth ana
Holly Baxter, 541 South Ninth East: Ma
dine Barrett, 1875 Goltz street; Edyth l..
Backman, ~ Jeremy street; Edith Beatue,
155 Third avenue: Marinda Bull, "a west
First North; Ruth Bates. 545 South Fourth
West; Mildred Ball. 152 North Ninth west;
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Nellie Bolton, II South First West; Lucy
p. Budd 5O4 West Second North; Brigham
Blackhurst 451 South Second West; Ern-
est Bowers, 1876 South West Temple;
Ida Burton 3S5 Fifth avenue; George w.
Burbidge, 663 South Fifth West; Edlth
Bowring, $50 West First North: Lila
Bleak 35S North Third West; Minnie Bell
amy. 53l South Twelfth East; Vera Bailey,
366 Grandview avenue; Vera Bergman, 436
South Third East; Mary Blackhurst 1O0
Fifth avenue; Rubelle Bullough, 422 South
Twelfth East; Ivy Baddley, 3S South
Tenth East; Helen Burton. us South Sec
ond West: Philip Barlow, 81 West Fifth
North; Elizabeth Berkhausen, Redwood
road and Tenth South; Dorothy Bull. 126
Ounce street; Myron Bates, 549 south
Fourth West; Eva Billings, 81 South
Fifth East; Clarissa Barlow, I'll West
Fifth North: Ethel Blair, 1T3 X street;
Douglas Barnes, 147 North First West;
Hazel Blomquist. 151 East Fourth South;
Myrtle Brewster; Charles c. and Adelbert
A. Budd, 504 West Second North; Harry
Reattie, 262 East Second South; Ruby
Biorklund, 229 Paxton avenue; Ralph Ban
! $40 West Second North; Vivian Luella and
William Francis Beer. ISL B street; Hy-
rum and Edwin Blackhurst, 400 t1Ith ave
nue.; Mary Butler. IS South West Temple;
Nathaniel Badger. 1lS2 South Fourth
East; Horace Beer, 522 Thirteenth East
Irving r. Clayton, 163 Jeremy street.
]. Douglas Cook. "a A street; Afton L.;
| Calder 1S5 X street; MILFORD Grove, 4
South Tenth East; Stanley Child, 149
South Seventh East; Clyde Chamberlain
/ l66 East Fifth South Gwendolyn III. Can
non, IL South First West; Asenalh Conan,
\ 903 Second avenue; Joy Christensen, go
| South Eighth West; Leland Campbell, 155
| West Second North: Douglas Cannon,
Tenth South and Eighth West; Walter
Clissold, 325 NJ street; Hester chamberlain,
| 12J0 South Eighth West; Marion Cart
| wright % North West Temple, Ella CALI
lister, "a West Third North: Frances La
Rue Carr 215 Centre street; Dora Grove.
AZ South Tenth East; Sue Cowan, GAL
South Second West; Villa Cowan, 3l5 West
Sixth South; Calvin G. Clawson, GA Sec
ond avenue; Ida Chandler, 653 South Fifth
East; Cathryne Corless, 10 West Seventh
South; Alan and Marba Cannon, Eighth
West and Ninth South; Lyndon Claytpn,
1856 3 street; Cavendish W. and Katherine
Cannon, Eighth West and Tenth South;
! Brink Convey, 436 East Eighth South; Ha-
eel Cooper, 604 West North Temple; Arill
Chatterton, 541 West North Temple: Ivan
and Minnie Champneys, 1156 East Fourth
South; Dolly Christensen 2l2 3 street;
| Minnie +. Cutler, 233 North First West
! Julien Clawson, ITO B street; Evelyn
Cook "a A street; Dan Carlquist 621
South Fourth West Rhoda Coles; Mazda
Cottrell. 176 Mead street. Leo Cowan, 3l5
West Sixth South; Myrtle Carlquist, 621
South Fourth West; Rebecca Clawson, q
Second avenue.
Earl c. Dunlop. S51 West Seventh
South: Barbara Davidson, 1863 West
| Fourth South; Doris Alden Darling, So
| Bredport avenue; Hazel Davey, 1882 South
Eighth West; Marie Duncan, 234 South
Seventh East; Herschel Dyer. 40 Church;
| Hazel Davey. 1910 South Eighth West;
Willard A. and Lyle Davis, 1873 North
Second West; Lawrence, Stella and Cliff
| ford Dyet. Pioneer stake.
Alldrdge w. Evans. ia b street; Elvie
| Emery. 26S. West Second South; Myrtle
Edwards. 81 Jeremy street; Louis Evans
453 West Fifth South; Fanny Louise En-