The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13


ford party on Tuesday night. the week has
not been prolific of fashionable events.
Garfield Beach claims the attention Of
society good deal on these pleasant after
moons. Barring the ride out and in on
those odious rocking cars, nothing could be
more delightful than that bath, an hour on
that pavilion and lunch under that bow
cry. The music is delightful, though If we
had that leader alone a few minutes we
would whisper two things to him-one to
moderate his waltz tempo and the other to
shorten the waits between the selections.
For rollckiug youth that waltz time may
be all right, but when one Is over the
thirties be likes to take his poetry of mo-
ton a little more easily. Then the strains
of the band are SO enchanting that we
can't get enough of them. and we VINO only
visit Garfield Tor short runs of an afternoon,
hear altogether too little of the dreamy
melodies.
We can give MIR. Burley (to whom we
owe an apology, by the way, apointer, too
That Is, that there is any amount OF dis
content among the patrons OF his road over
the fact that that o'clock train into town
has been discontinued. Any of the others
could have oeen taken OFF with less dlssatls-
faction. But O'Clock is too early to come
home and Is too late, that is, for the bulk
/ OF the people.
Mayor Scott escorted small party cut
to Garfield yesterday.
Captain Goldman and Hon. H. j. Grant
ran Gown from Soda yesterday.
Prof V. b. Deliver left yesterday for q
visit to his home at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. r. G. Cham bers and her mother,
who is visiting her, are at Park City for .
brief stay.
Rev. DIR. Mabry leaves tomorrow for
the east on months vacation. Mrs
Mabry and family will not accompany him
this time.
Miss Kate Watchie, daughter of Hon
George w. Watchie, Of Logan, and Mr.
David Thomas, were married on Thursday
last at Logan.
The ladies of the Unitarian church have
organized Ladies Unitarian society. OF
icers: President. Mrs. Amy; vice
president, Mrs. Hazelgrove; secretary
Mrs. TiDbits; treasurer, Mrs. Erb.
Mrs. DIR. Utter will join her husband
meantime, the doctor who has rented
house on Brigham street, is busy CANNING
fruit for next winter. We hear the ladie
say, BLESSED be such husband.'
1t is with deep regret thad we note tn
1 sickness of Madam Almy at the Walker
4 The lady is deservedly one OF sal
; Lakes most popular society MEMBERS bot
by reason of her generous heart and g
intellect broaded by extensive travel.
The next meeting of the Emerson clu
will be held at the home of Dr. Tibblts o
Wednesday,. By the way, Mrs. Tibbit
is not only well acquainted with tn
works of the sage OF Concord but she is
close student of the great Germa
philosophers as well.
The Rt. Rev. William Steven Perry
: bishop of Iowa, and the Ri. Rev. WiliaI
;. D. Walker, bishop of North Dakota, are i
the city, and will officiate IN st. Mark
brate the holy communion ct 80 am. an
Bishop Walker will preach at the II o'cloc
service and at Z 80 pm.
= Mr.. Willis M. Ames and brothers ente
o tanned their friends, the Misses Mabel T
Delford and Anna M. Struthers, of Del
. yer, guests at the Kuutsford, with mus
~ ical by the JuHiata Mandolin club Wedne
day evening at their home, 934 East Secou
South. About twenty-five guests wei
present.
7. n. w. Clayton and G. H. Smell start on
Y. trip, a la Frank Carpenter, around tt
=, world, about the 22d. They will consuu
IL six months and see all that is to be seen
% the path of Cooks noted tours. Prior
: his departure Mr.. Clayton will open h
new palatial mansion on Second street,
house which is altogether the handsome
&, of any that have gone up in that section
the city for many years.
II A quiet evening entertainment was givt
~ at the residence of Treasurer Waldo
~ Friday evening, in honor of Miss Lyon,
Michigan, cousin of Mrs. Walden. Sor
thirty or forty guests were present al
greatly enjoyed the game of animals
which requires any guest present to ORA
upon a blackboard-then and Jhere-al
h animal the caller of the game demand
The participants in the game were put
some disadvantage by having to guess wh
nd the pictures drawn were intended for.
IL more lively or interesting entertainme
q has not been given in society crcl
= this season.