The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-21

TTiE\ AE4s mer outings. But
Ft1N k%Tf the change to the
r.fE IS dog days may be
looked for at any
time now, ana when it comes it will send
people of to the canyons and lake shore
heller SHELTER.
Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jennings, Miss Cora Hoop er and Mr. Dick
Jennings, give a delightful account of the
meanderings in Moorish and Castilian
chimes. They have visited Tangiers, on
the coast Of Africa, gone through Spain,
and are now in Italy. They will spend
some time in Switzerland. and then the
quartette separates, Miss Hooper going to
England to join Hon. John ". Young's
party, and the Jennings going to Germany,
where they will pass some time before re-
turning to Boston.
1t transpires that the lady whom Dallin,
the sculptor, has just led TO the altar, is a
niece Of Ex-Governor Murray. She bears
name worthy OF an artists bride-Vit-
toria Colonna Murray-or Dallin. NJ. and
Mrs. Dallin viii spend a week in Salt Lake
this summer with Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Claw
son. The sculptor, by the way, has just
finished bust Of President Brigham
Young for his son, Hon. John w. Young.
Miss Edith Gage is visiting in Ogden.
. The Misses Shearman left for California
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs c. Z. Wantland have re-
turned from Chicago.
The Social Evening club danced at Gar
field Oh Wednesday.
Mr. Frank w. Jennings will GO to San
Francisco for the summer.
Lincoln park boasts of a fiouris hing
literary society called the Emerson club.
City Recorder Jack has the handsomest
boy in the city. He resembles his mother.
Mrs. DIR. Endris left this morning for
San Diego, Cal. to be absent two months.
MIR. John L. Daniel and wife are enter
tanning some friends from Kalamazoo,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and chill
dren have gone to California the fore part
of this week.
Mr.. Alexander Momrose, well-known in
Omaha society circles. will spend this sum-
mer in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Clayton's beautiful
mansion on Second street Will not be ready
for occupancy before fall.
Mrs. Thomas Orr and her mother. from
Omaha, are in a cottage by Garfield beach.
They leave here this week.
MIR. Nat NJ. Brigham is expected home
! on Saturday this week from his trip to
Massachusetts and New York.
The sixth birthday of Miss Louise
Walden was celebrated yesterday by tea
party given TO her little friends
The Hotel Knutsford is now a rendezvous
for many of the Alta club members, as is
also the Pavilion theatre opposite.
Speaking of singers Miss Annie Maddi-
son is developing musical talent which
astonishes even her warmest friends.
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festival was give by the Twentith Ward
institute at the ward hall Friday evening.
The bathing suit will now be on;
As pretty as can be;
And men with eager eyes will flock
Down by the see.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Scott gave an
elaborate dinner last Sunday at the Cullen
TO Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Lett and Mr.. Per
kins.
A man may seek for relaxation
BY babbling brooks or on the coast,
Yet when returned from his vacation,
Then is the time he needs it most.
Mr.. Vivian, Denver capitalist, is enjoy
ing a visit to Zion. He is Canadian by
birth and from the same town as the
Pavey's.
Mrs John W. Young, children and
nurse, Miss Mamie Price and Miss Lucille
Young, lately sailed for England from
New York.
party at the Knutsford on Thursday night
To Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Chambers and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Macintosh.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace enter
tanned last evening at dinner party at
the Knutsford, Madame Almy, Mr. Walter
Almy and the Rev. David Utter.
Mr.. Samuel Park, son of Mr.. Boyd Park
Is home from Ann Arbor, and it is likely
he will go to Yale next year To take his
Oh II deUrea ar The Scientific school
The Harmony club is organized for the
season with a much larger membership
than last year and it will give the first
party at the lake next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Wells gave a most
pleasant and enjoyable party to their
friends, some fifty in number, at their res
idence on Second street Thursday even
ing.
II it is not too late we congratulate Mr.
@. Q. Coray and bride, nee Miss Kate Burt,
on their happy union. Mr.. Coray's edi-
torials in the Ne,rs will now have a we'd
ding ring.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall, assisted by her
daughter Miss Mamie, gave q delightful
birthday party to Master Gilbert Wilkes On
Thursday. Some twenty of his playmates
were in attendance.
One costume worn by the late Emma
ABBOTT weighed 150 pounds. The mantle
alone pulled the scale at IS pounds. How
the little woman managed TO stagger along
under it in hot theatre is q mystery to
everybody.
The Musical society will give special
programme about July i. Mrs. Silva,
Mrs Ludiberg, Mrs. Shelton will be the
soloists Of the evening. assisted by Mrs.
Pinkerton, Mr.. Weihe, the violinest and
MIR. Krouse.
Oscar Wilde recently startled society by
dascing into q private reception attired in
a long brown coat, Enthusiastically fashioned,
q heliotrcpe necktie and yellow carnations
in his button hole. He must have been q |
dream of deliriun tremens beauty.
Superintendent Welby of the Rio Grande |
Western returned in his new car, coach |