The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-01

ton to be present is also extended to all
people in good standing born in the south
ern states, now living or resident in Salt
Lake city. The members of this society
anticipate very pleasant time this winter
in giving banquets, musicals, dances and
other forms of amusement. BY order of
the committee.
Last Sunday and on several days last
week many parties composed of young peo-
pie took short iaunts up City creek and
other adjacent canons TO gather autumn
leaves. These drives, barring the dust,
were delightful and many are planning to
go again.
Major and Mrs. Downey gave a high five
party at their residence, IA South Fourth
East, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Hickman, Of
the post. The doctor mas recently arrived
from Fort Vancouver. The ladies' prizes
were of handsome china, hand painted by
Mrs. Downey. The BOBBY prize was drawn
by Mr.. G. Y. Wallace, and consisted of a
basket Of doughnuts and two bottles Of
beer.
The Hebrew charity ball was the most
noted society event Of the week.
Captain and Mrs. Bishop entertained the
High Five club last week, consisting of
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs Brink
I l.
DR.. and Mrs. Trip, Miss Pratt. Miss
Snyder, Miss Eldredge, Miss Stout, Mr..
Gillette, Mr.. Burley, Mr.. Cameron and
Mr. Taylor.
AS usual, the Unitarian sociable on Tues
day. consisting of musical, literary and
terpsichorean features, was most delight
full affair.
Mr.. A. E. de Ricqles, who accompanied
Miss Miller 10 her home n Denver,
returned on Friday.
| Judge Bartch returned from his Idatl :,
trip on Tuesday.
Mr.. George Y. Wallace and family are
once more at nome at the Knutsford.
Mayor Scott arrived in Salt Lake from
the east last night and is again domiciled
at the Knutsford.
The first of that charming little series of
parties, which were known last winter and
will be known through the coming season
- the ''cotillion, was given in st. Mark S
| hall F'rldao evening. These parties call
out the sweetest buds of the city and gal
lants well qualified to do honor TO their
charms
Two figures of the german were given
| in closing and in and out and
through It's maze the following young
ladies were seen, gowned as is herewith
stated:
! wi .. OOWuSy, UldCh LULA uOILcu III UIue
and trimmed 10 black lace.
! Miss Nellie Walker, cream challie with
sprigs Of wild flowers and trimmed in ma
| hogany silk.
Miss Grace Wallace, white silk, trimmed
in white lace and gold passementere, zouave
jacket of gold.
Miss Fairy Morlan, red crepe.
| Miss Holden, black dotted net
Mrs. Joseph Game. black net lowered in
| vail yv ot,I a q yyall oil
| Mrs. Sharp, silver gray India.
Miss Agatha Conllln, pink nuns yelling
trimmed in black velvet.
Miss Grace Young, pink silk
Miss Hall, white tulle made over blue
silk, white shoes and gloves.
Mrs. Fred Walker, black lace.
Miss Mccormick, white China silk.
Miss Macintosh, cream silk
Miss Alton Young, white nuns yelling,
crimson sash.
Miss katz, gray silk, figured in white
The gentlemen in attendance were Mr.
Glendinning, Mr.. Brastow, Mr.. Gregg Mr.
| Shearman, Lieutenant Brown, Lieutenant
Sorley, Mr.. Downey, Mr.. Crabbe, Mr..
Seligman, Mr.. Kerr, Mr. Caine, Mr. Sharp
Mr.. Fred Walker, MIR. Holden, Mr.. Chees-
man, MIR. Smedley, Mr.. Donnellan, Mr. Fa
bian, Mr.. Park, Mr.. Field, Mr. A. B. Jones
! Mr.. Max Smith, Mr.. Ives Cobb, Mr.. Law.
renee, Mr.. Ford, Mr.. Buccholtz.
Among the lookers-ou were Lieutenant
and Mrs Wright Mrs. g. c.. Goodwin
| Mrs. Or. Smith, Mrs. DR.. Hall, Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. F. Allen, Miss Allen, Mrs. Hark
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Chambers, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Macintosh.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild served the
refreshments, and will do SO all winter
FORT DOUGLAS.
Many of the ladies' at the post have
selected Tuesday as their reception day.
Lieutenant Charles Ward Bartlett
/ United States navy, visited his uncle, Cap
tain Ward, last week. Lieutenant Bart
| lett arrived at San Francisco October 20 on
the steamer Thetis from the Behring sea
naval academy for the next three years
This is his third term as instructor at that
! inst tuition.
The fort people were we'll represented at
the Jewish charity bail on Wednesday
night.
Brigadier General D. S. Stanley, COM
manding the department of Texas, arrived
in Salt Lake on Thursday and was at the
post some hours as the guest of Captain
and Mrs Richards.
General Stanley was accompanied by his
wife and one of his aids. They were en-
route to San Francisco.
| Brevet Brigadier General w. H Pen
rose, lieutenant colonel of the Sixteenth in
fantry, has another extension OF six months
sick leave of absence.
| General Penrose has an excellent war
record, and we trust he will be spared tC
serve many years longer with US.
First Lieu enant Elias Chandler left fol
Fort Hall, Idaho, last week to take in g
few weeks hunting. If there is any game
thereabouts he will bag it.
The regular Friday evening hops and
panties have commenced. The high five
card parties are now regular thing.
The last electric Car leaves the post at 4(
minutes past 70 at night, and when the
| Rapid Transit comes in one Of the roads
will run as late as we wish and return our
friends from the city.
AS we have quite little city Of our own
things socially are commencing to be more
than lively. We noticed the following
honored visitors at the post on Wednes
day: Mr.. Scott Elliott, Mr.. Derby, Of
Promontory Rock; DIR. S. E. Solly, Of
| Colorado Springs; Miss Davis, of New
| York; Mr.. Waterman and Colonel Charles
b. Hall and wife, Of Detroit.
Captain Palmer and family are expected
home next week.
Lieutenant Gregg is expected to return
| in December.
! Secret Societies
Secret society circles are interested il
the formation OF a new order in this city