The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-06

.kfE CA ia very SnaDolly
Ese 4sSSsNA treated by the
CE., HI&@A weather thi
As@A sgEaa E year. Spring
AZ EaSss 1872 fingered so long
SassFs SNSssIm AZ; IN the lap OF
W\sKHSss VIZ winter that the
ksNSsrkSS..yj exodus to the
NSSrS g II mountains did
WI not set in for
full three weeks later than usual. Then
the rains and floods began to come down
and society thought it was time to vacate
the hills for home. Arrived at home, and
a Oath of July sun beats down on Mother
Earth and one and all sigh for the canon
breezes again. 1t is just as hot now as 1t
has been at all, and when 1t will end is just
as uncertain as when it should begin.
Mrs. Jesse w. Fox, jr., gave o'clock
tea on Friday afternoon, at which Mrs.
Francis Armstrong, Mrs. William Mcln-
tyre, Mrs. B. Y. Hampton, Mrs. A. E.
Hyde, Mrs. j; H; Moyle, Mrs: Alonzo
Young, Mrs. r. w. Young, Mrs. Gus
johnson. Mrs. N. A. Empey, Mrs. Retta
Margetts. Mrs. w. G. Morris, Mrs. H. S.
Young. Mrs. Crosb Mrs. Irvine and Miss
Sadie Gibbs were present.
Cards are out as follows:
Charles B. MARYLAND.
Olive Worthington.
Married
Monday, August thirty-hrSt
Eighteen hundred and ninety one,
Continental Hotel,
Salt Lake City. Utah,
After September third
MIR. Nat M. Brigham, who has recruited
his splendid manhood in Strawberry val
| ley, will sing this morning in the Unitarian
| church choir.
At the meeting of the Emerson club last
Wednesday, at 405 East First South street,
were present the Rev. DIR. Utter, who is
the leader; Mr.. and Mrs. Dallin, Madam
| Amy, DR.. and Mrs. Harrison, Miss Smith,
Mr.. Wrightman, Mrs. Eleanor Young and
Others. The next weekly meeting takes
place at DR.. Harrison's residence.
The last train load of tent jewellers was
washed down from the hills during the past
week. The Roundys, the Richards, the
Clawsons, the Youngs, the Claytons and
all who are wont to linger longest on the
Weber, are at home again much the
browner and healthier for their outing.
Mrs. Willard Young and sMiss Allie
iaunt to Portland.
day, gave an informal company on Thurs
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hirsch-
Ter and MIR. and Miss Thompson, of San
Fran cisco, Miss Dwyer, Miss Birdie
Dwyer and Miss Ethelyn Weber being hel
friends who were present
The Denhalter young ladies' company, il
connection with the Denhalter Rifles anc
Cadet band, will picnic at Calder's park OF
Thursday next, where they will give al
exhibition drill.
Miss Wayne Rynders, a popular Sal
Lake girl, leaves to-day to take up he
future abode with sister in Cincinnati
Her friends gave her farewell send off il
the shape Of a brilliant lawn party at Mrs
, Whitney's, 81 North Temple, on Tuesda,
last.
The Lyman's Yellowstone party is ex
pected home Tuesday. Miss Yost return
with the party and will remain until Thurs
day, when she will bid adieu to Salt Lake
returning to Omaha.
A small cotillion party of thirty couple
will be given at the Knutsford Tuesda
evening.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace and daughte
will shortly go to Monterey for month.
The Garfield Beach club closed de
lightful and most successful season at Gal
field last Monday. The beaux and belle
were out in full force, and gallantr
reigned supreme.
Last Friday party of young Sal
Lakers spent the evening very pleasant
} at Calders, where Olsens band gave som
choice selections from ga Trip to Africa
Mr. and Mrs. Sci Clawson, Miss N
Dwyer, Miss Allie Davis and Miss Teasdt
are in from the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Young, of this city
received the appointment as instructors c
!, music in the Chicago conservatory O
!, music, which has headquarters in the Au
. ditorium building.
Word has been received from Mrs. T. !
, Amy that she would return home som,
, time in October. She is at present in Bud;
Ill, at her fathers home and is going t
Chicago in week.
Dr.. Dart has purchased the Judge Nj
Kay house on Second South street NJ
and Mrs. Moss, who lived in the hous
will take suit of rooms at the Cont
8 mental
Mrs F. N. Shelton left Buda, H., fl
s Chicago on the Sd to visit her aunt.
e The Harvard and Yale boys, of who
a there are several, will return to the
studies the middle Of the month.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jones celebrated the
!, twenty-tifth wedding anniversary ON tt
. 4th inst. in quiet way owing to the illne
:. OF Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. r. G. Chambers is back from Alasl
U and California at the Continental accor
panied by her mother, who is paying her
q short visit