| Show SOCIETY PEOPLE PRESENT Stalls and Boxes Filled With the Elite of tho City The audience at the theatre last night represented the elite of the city In the stalls and boxes were First stall on the east Mr and Mrs Ben Hampton Miss Hampton and Mr O Hampton second stall Mr and Mrs F W Jennings Mrs S H Clawson Mrs J D Spencer Miss Birdie Dwyer and Miss Jennings j First stall on the west Mrs William Jennings Mrs 1 A Jennings second stall Mr and Mrs S F Fenton Miss Lizzie F Young Miss Hetty Young and Mr Frank Kraft third stall Mr Henry HenrJ Hoffman and party The lower west procenium box Mrs Bailey Miss Bailey Miss Thomas Messrs George W Hointz and Charles H Post Some of those in the auditorium were Mr and Mrs H P Mason Dr and Mrs Talhurst Mr and Mrs R W Young Mr and Mrs Woodrow Mr and Mrs Barnes Miss Savage Miss Dmwoodey Miss Price Bishop O F Whitney Miss I Jote Beatie and Mrs William Brothers I THE CONUNDRUM CONTEST Th re was much curiosity to know who had won the prize for the best conundrum but Mr Stanton announced that while I the judges had decided and one of the prize winners had been tried in the j audience the name of the successful I competitors would not be announced until this evening The following some of the best I were propounded I I and among them the prize winner is believed to lurk beleved I QWhy are the officers at Fort Doug las so fond of coming down town to visit the city girls I der ABecause they like the smell of pow derQ Q Gnerally speaking what is it A Woman QWhat is the difference between the eagle on Eagle Gate and a policeman AThe eagle is a national emblem covered cov-ered with copper while the policeman is a copper covered with the the national emblem Q Why is the eagle on Eagle Gate like a Salt Lake man A Because he has copper on his brain End ManWhy shouldnt the Worlds fair be held in Chicago InterlocutorI dont know where should the Worlds fair be held End ManAround the waist The conundrum which was greeted with the greatest applauseand this verdict is the highest praise was directed at the extortions of plumbers The end man or bones was passing the cemetery There was a plumbers funeral fu-neral In looking about he asked Where is the helper The gist is in the answer Gone downtown I down-town to get the corpse I The Deseret Minstrels will give two performances today matinee and evening The appearance of the home minstrels I always given a social stamp and the I audience was conspicuous in the large I number of the devotees of fashion present There were but few unoccupied I un-occupied chairs in the orchestra and dress circle th balcony was fairly filled while the second balcony and gallerv were pudding like the raisens in Oliver Twists plum THE CONCERT T The tabernacle will be the scene of interest in-terest today and there is no doubt but thousands will attend in the afternoon and v 1i gt witness the most novel concerts ever given hero The rehearsal lust evening denoted that everything is prepared to come off without a hitch and each of the thirteen thir-teen nations represented can be proud of its own and particular of its adopted land of the free and the home of the brave A very pretty and novel sight was that of the juvenile drum corps with the Indians and school children with their flags marching down the street yesterday FRANK DANIELS All lau hterIoving people will be pleased with the announcement that the comedian Frank Daniels is to return to us for a limited engagement of two nights Thursday and Friday next I Daniels has a brand new plav this season j I which has been christened Dr Cupid This new vehicle is said to afford the jolly I little comedian more and better opportunities ltle ties for the display of his well known and unquestioned anilities than anything he has yet been seen in I Sale of seats for Daniels engagement will begin at the box office of the Salt Lake theatre on Tuesday morning Parties nnd Entertainments I The U and I social club gave their regular regu-lar weekly party at Cliffs hall last evening even-ing The first Parisian masquerade ball of B F Piexotto lodge I O B B will be given at Youngers nail Wednesday evening even-ing March 1 The pupils of Miss Osterbergs Congregational Congre-gational Sunday school class will entertain enter-tain their friends Friday evening at the residence of Mrs L E Hall 78 East First North street There will be tableaux and refreshments tume served by the class in cos |
