The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25

teur minstrel performance that will aston
lsh the public.
Madame Almy, Mrs. Gannette, Miss
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallin, Mrs. T. r.
Jones, Mrs. Holden, Mrs Erb, Miss
Thompson, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Harrison,
Miss Emeline Wells, Miss Lyde Wells, DIR.
and Mrs. Tibbits, Mrs. McInniss, Miss
Zane Miss Beach, Mr.. Armstrong, Pro-
lessor Whiting, DR.. and Mrs. Utter met TO
enjoy Browning" evening.
Mr.. Joseph Geoghegan's marriage is said
to have been case of love al first sight,
and while the lady who so kindly consented
to save him from tie dire doom of
batchelorhood has strictly Russian name,
she has but recently arrived in Salt Lake
from her native land-the Emerald Isle
The opening ball of the season at the
Salt Lake theater on Wednesday evening is
the one theme now uppermost in society.
The ladies of the Hebrew Benevolent
society have been working like Trojans
during the past week, and big number of
tickets is reported sold.
The eldest daughter of Colonel William
Hyde, one of the editors of THE HERALD,
will be married on Puesday,in ST. Louis,
ana the gentleman left for that city on
Thursday. When he returns on Novembe
8, it will be with Mrs. Hyde and her sister.
Mrs. Bette H. Ingram. wife of John B.
Ingram, Esq, arrived from Ouray, Colo
rado, last night. In company with her
husband and several Colorado friends she
made tour of Europe during the past sea-
son and has just returned home.
Mrs. Marcus Daily, with her two daugh-
ters, Misses Madge and Mollie, her son
Marcus and her baby, left for Europe last
week. They will reside on the continent
for some years and the children will COM
plete their education there.
Miss Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. whitney.
Professor Radcliffe, Mr.. Ashworth, DR..
Leeka and Colonel HOLSTER pleasantly en-
tertained number of guests at Hammo I'D
hall on Friday evening with programme
of six numbers.
The Social Evening club and the Scandal
Keller society gave the initial balls of the
season last week and were severaIly sue
cessful, both socially and financially.
The party at the Devereaux house last
Wed nesday was one of the events of the
week. The parties given there are always
delightful.
Mrs. E. B. Rupert, wife of the chief
train dispatcher of the Union Pacific, ar
rived this week from the east and is at the
Cullen.
The two receptions, one to Mrs. Utter
and one 10 Miss Kate Field, constituted the
leading society events of the past week.
Mrs. James Boggs gives Japanese tea
next Wednesday at her residence on
Eleventh East from 3 to &.
The CLUB season has not fairly opened
a few cold nights will develop the gregari-
Gus disposition.
residence OF her father-in law, Mr.. Jas
A. Lowe.
Lieut.-Gov. William Story, of Ouray,
Col, is in the city and the guest of T. A.
Davis.
Mr.. G. Y. Wallace and family return
Tuesday next from visit to California.
Miss Kate Field was entertained last
evening by Mrs. ]. e. Dooley.
A little party of Salt Lakers steals of
for the east this morning.
The Cotil,ion club has been organized for
the winter dances.
Mrs. Guy Thatcher is down from Logan.
FORT DOUGLAS.
Misses Grother and Ricketts, from ST.
Louis are visiting the family OF Lieutenant
tombstone.
A sheet and pillow case party at the new
amusement hall on Friday evening was
well attended by the fort people, and being
and lmpromptu affair no invitations were
given to those in the city.
Thursday evening Mrs. Lieutenant John
stone gave a high five card party 70 the
two young ladies from ST. Louis who are
her guests Among those present were
Lieutenant and Mrs. Tyler, DR.. and Mrs
Kendall, Colonel and Mrs. Blunt, Captain
and Mrs. Richards, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Newton, Captain and Mrs. Ward, Captain
and Mrs. Allen, Lieutenant and Mrs.
White, Mrs. Whitall, Miss Rose WnitaIl.
Captain Clapp, Lieutenants Steadman,
Hackney, Hawley, Euger, Sorley. Thurs
ton, Cowles. A delightful supper was
served, and all enjoyed the entertainment
exceedingly.