The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-12

thermometer was throbbing around 100,
ard last evening riders and drivers had
light overcoats on. The heat usually
reaches its greatest height July 24th.
This summer we are to have no heat at al,
or it viii all bunch together in August.
A very charming and unique lawn tea
was given by Misses Margie Dwyer and
Talula Young at the home of the first
named lady on Thursday afternoon. The
day was delightful and nearly half hun
bred ladies sat down TO tables placed on the
lawn under the shade of the spreading
trees Each table was decorated in a
different color, green, pink, white, blue,
etc, and each ladyis plate was designated
by card bearing her name, with slip of
ribbon attached, the ribbon being the same
color as the flowers on the table. It was
a merry party and an additional
merriment was lent to the scene by the ap-
pearanee of two battered looking indi-
viduals, who taking the gally decorated
lawn for an ice cream garden,
walked IN, took places at q table
and ordered "two twenty-five cent dishes
of VANILLA The tea, interspersed with
music and converse, lasted till dusk.
Lieutenant Gregg, of the Sixteenth, left
for the cas-: few days ago.
Inc ScnIral SuTlSllau CuuICu gave z
picnic at the Park on Friday
MIR John T. Daniel and wife are camping
at the Half Way house in Parley's.
Mrs. Ryan and children are arranging to
spend the summer at Garfield City.
Mrs McMaster, charming lady from
Washington. is visiting Mrs. G. w. Lyman.
Miss Lizzie Hyslop went TO Bingham last
week She Will spend the summer there.
TIE ladies who are occupying the cot
tages at Garfield City gave a mop last
week.
First Lieutenant S. w. Dunning left
some DAYS ago tor term of duty at West
Point.
Captain Palmer, of the Sixteenth, and his
family. left last Monday for four months
sojourn east.
Mrs. u. c. Dunbar and Mrs. J. E. Game
have not yet decided whether to go TO San
Francisco or Soda Springs.
Next Wednesday night Mrs. George
Downey gives ''Circus" party, and after
ward supper on the lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Young, Miss Alta
Young and Miss Nellie Groesbeck, will
stay at Soda Springs this summer.
Miss Nellie Lett, with her sister, Mrs
c. ID. May, and Miss Nellie Walker, re-
turned from Denver on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Fox gave an evening party
on Friday. Mr.. T.. M. hOyle ana MI. LucluS
Henderson were among the guests.
Mrs. Smell has settled herself in "Lummy
Tum,'' and the doors of that hospitable
mansion are now open till the fall breezes
begin 70 blow.
Colonel and Mrs. Blunt leave Sunday
evening for Walla Walla- They expect to
visit their son in the Fifth artillery, sta
toned at the Preside, Cal, ere they re-
turn.
Miss Jocelyn, niece Of Captain Jocelyn,
Twenty first infantry, has returned from a
trip to Portland and Seattle. She may re-
main some days ere returning TO her home
in Boston.
Captain Wedemeyer and family, formerly
Of the Sixteenth, and lately retired, visited
Fort Douglas few days the past week,
en-route TO Los Angeles, California, where
they intend to reside hereafter.
The Monday Night club party and a
"Lemon" party given by Mrs, NJ. G. Fox
features last week. Lemon" parties are
quite the rage east. This was the first one
given here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Piper are in
Granite; Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Spencer leave
for there tomorrow; Mr.. E. X. Thomas
family 10 already there, and MIR. una Mrs.
D. w. and II. G. James will have their
hoase-warminR there tomorrow.
Lieutenants Hackney and Nichols Of
the Sixteenth, and Lieutenants Seay, Nc
Caskey and Butts, Of the Twenty-first In
fantry, go to Bellevue rife range near
Omaha next week to take q hand in the
department OF the Platte rifle competition.