The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-16
SUMMER SOCIETY.

Birdie Cummings is visiting Lummy Tum
at Granite.
Mr. and Mrs. George Romney are back
from Brighton.
Mrs. Groo, Mr.. John Groo and Miss Late
Groo have returned from their European
trip.
Mrs. G. d. May, Colonel Let's daughter.
and her husband, of Denver, are enjoying
brief visit in Zion.
Mrs. LIE Grand Young is reported as
being quite i'll at her camp in the Weber A
physician has been sent out
II. M. Wells, c. S. Burton and Frank
Armstrong have gone to Soda Springs and
the Blackfoot for a several days hunt and
! fish.
Messrs. A. Roundy, S. H. Clawson, J. D.
Spencer and others will leave about Sep
TENDER for two weeks "out'' IN Vel
lowstone park.
| Mrs. Judge Powers remains at Brighton.
Her child, which was failing when taken
from town, is recovering under the in
ttuence OF the noun tain breezes.
A telegram from Omaha announced the
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Benson
and their little daughter, VENDETTA for Bar
Harbor Me, on Tuesday last.
! The dinner given by Charles and Walter
| Pavey at the Alta Friday night was thor
oughly delightful affair, the guests enjoy
ing the conversation quite as much as the
menu.
Mrs. j. G. Royle had designed to tender
F., a reception to the members of the Home
Dramatic club prior to the departure of
her son, Mr.. E. M. Royle, for the east, but
the absence from town of several members
of the organization prevented the plan from
| being carried out.
Mrs. A. l.. Pollock sailed from New
York on the North German line steamer
Havel for Bremen on Tuesday morning
With her were her three children, Miss
Perkins, of Philadelphia, and her brother
in-law, MIR. Fred Lyon. They expect to
land on Wednesday.
The mobiles of the mystic shriners will
make pilgrimage to the salt sea on Fri
day. They have extended an invitation to
all knights Templar and thirty-second de-
gree MaSons to attend as their guests. This
will be the shriners' first outing, and it can
be safely put down that they will have a
glorious time. Later on the mobiles will go
to Ogden and PARK City.
A very pleasant mountain party will
leave Granite this morning to 90 by way OF
the tramway TO Alta, thence by horseback
to Brighton, thence TO Lake Mary and
thence back again by horse and tramWay
to Granite. The trip will consume two
days. The party is made up of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Spencer, +. *. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. II, c.
Whitney and MIR. and Mrs. B. S. Young.
Mr. William F. Mclaughlin and his de
lightful wife and charming daughters
Miss Amelia and Miss Florence, are spend
ing part of their summer vacation il
this city very pleasantly at the Knutsford
MIR. Mclaughlin is the head of large i'm
porting house and is many times a million
, aire. The Smedleys and other KnutsforC
people have taken hand in entertaining
the Chicagoans.
: The party arranged by Mr.. and Mrs
: Lyman for a trip to the Yellowstone OF
| Thursday is made up of the following
! Miss Emma Mccormick, Misses Florence
: and Blanche kimball, Miss Bertha Yost
1 of Omaha, Mr.. Frank Faber, of Pittsburg
MIR. and Mrs. Lyman, Mr. Harry Lyman
, Dean Lyman, George Y. Wallace, ir., ant
Wallace Lyman. The party will be gone
about fifteen days and on their return will
- make short stay at Soda Springs, where
a MIR. and Mrs. Lyman have a cottage.
3 Mrs. H. S. Eldridge and her daughter
I. Miss Loui Eldridge, gave delightful
r party to about twenty couples Frida.
: night. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. James e. Jennings, Miss Sharp
MIR. Geoghegan, MIR. Grant Hampton, Mr.
and Mrs. Lynch, MIR. and Mrs. Crabbe, Nh
: and Mrs Maxwell, Prof. Radcliff, Mr.. j
G. Bechtol, MIR. Nebeker Mr.. Sid Hooper
Prof. Toronto Miss Esther Eldridge an
Mr.. Earnest Eldridge, Miss Bateman an
Miss Alder