Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Thirty third Ward Remion-Fcast.
ing. dancing and listening to ar
interesting program was the
reward. Friday night. of be-
Ing u member of the Thirty-thlrd war;
OF this city 1t was the annual re-
union, and over 400 people participated
John w. Saunders was the genera.
chairman of the committees. and al
the conclusion OF the evenings 3ollfi-
| cation, all were more than ready tc
ofer him and his able corps OF as
sistants a vote OF thanks for the s.S-
| nal success OF their entertainment
| Among those present were H. j. Can
non and Bryant S. HInckley OF the
| Liberty stake presidency, Bishop
| Robert A Brighton opened the al
| fair with n speech OF welcome. All sat
| down to tables filled with the good
| things of the world, and n hearty feast
| II proved. Following this program
consisting of songs, recitations. sing
Ing by the ward choir. etc, delighted
the audience. Then came several hours
of dancing, closing at IL o'clock. Every
body was more than pleased with the
success of the reunion.
Opera I'm Farmers Ward-The
Eighteenth Ward Opera company mas
been invited to repeat Its recent success
"A Dress Rehearsal" in the Farmers
ward amusement hall next Friday eve-
ming The entire opera will be rem
dcred with Prof George Careless as
director and Miss Sybella Clayton as
accompanist, while between the two
acts of the piece the Eighteenth ward
quartet, Mcssrs Pyper. Ensign, Whit
ney and Spencer will render vocal Sc
lcctions. The cast of "a Dress Re
hearsal" is made up exclusively OF
young ladies. % in number.
Thlrty-third Understanding start
ling and original In up-to-date vaude-
vile is promised the patrons OF the
performance In the Thirty-third ward
amusement hall, scheduled for Friday
evening. March 4. The entertainment
Will consist of vaudeville features
never heard OF before, as well as some
stunts which are we'll known, but none
the less attractive for that reason
Among the list of entertainers billed to
appear are the Happy Four" In melo-
dy melodious. Messrs. Poll. Lunn.
Kirkham and Standing. For the first
time in America the great Nanisho
act on the comedy bicycles will be pro-
duced by Joe Taggart and Harry Da-
Wis. followed by Joe Scheffncr and his
comlcal ideas. In an Instruments
ton extraordinary" Miss Effie Mellor.
Miss Romania Hyde, Robbins and
Poll and the Sunday school orchestra
Africa Will be waited over the audience
in the monologue of Theo Maus in his
original sketch. King Theodore" Con-
tcstants for headlinership will be on
between Sid Chalker in his mysterious
imitation of wild and domestic animals !
and other novelties" Eddie Penrose In |
his kilt speciality and Scotch mono
logue. and the artists comprising tho |
cast of the popular one-act scream. |
MY Turn Next" Tho entire perform |
ance is given for the benefit of the |
ward Sunday school. and |
promises to be a great success.
Second Ward-Thc Second ward fair.
which has been in progress for the last
four days at the ward amusement hall,
was brought to a successful close Fri
Day evening by an ENJOYABLE dance. |
The fair has been crowded every day.
and it Is estimated that fully $1,000
was netted for the building fund of the
new Westinghouse.