The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-23

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~ - is returning in strong
SSixsE4S''- numbers from the
canons, lakes and summer resorts. The
autumn storms seem to have set in earlier
than usual, and last week witnessed large
exodus from the Weber, Brighton and
Granite. At Granite there was a llkell-
hood of some camps coming down by water
II rail were not employed, and one cay the
cars were as heavily patronized as if the
occupants were fleeing from the wrath to
come.
Speaking of the brilliant appearance OF our
theatre audiences, q leading member of the
Llceum said during the past week: "You
can pride yourselves on one thing out here,
and that is that no other city in the coun-
try, donbt even except New York, can
turn out as lovely an audience as Salt Lake
did on Wednesday night Why, when
came on the stage it almost took my breath;
the white dresses, light hats, uncovered
heads and the numerous full-dress suits Of
the gentlemen, with their expsnse of white
shirt fronts, made up spectacle of beauty
tgat only those on the stage can thoroughly
appreciate
The presence Of the Lyceum players has
been the occasion of some pleasant society
events during the week. Besides the
coaching party inaugurated for their bene-
mt by MIR. Grant, mentioned In yesterdays
HERALD, the ladies OF the com
psny were invited to tea on
Thursday afternoon by Miss Margies
Dwyer. II was specially pleasant affair,
as Miss Shannon and others Of the company
are warm personal friends of Miss Ada
Dwyer in New York. Miss Cayvan was
'pienicked" by friends on Friday, Mr..
Lemoyne dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Willis, and others of the company have
been The recipients of several dinner and
supper invitations.
Altogether, the handsomest affair in
which the Lyceum people were concerned,
took place after the performance of 1.-THE
Wife, on Friday night, at the residence of
Mrs. Smell, on First street. The famed
hospitality of the hostess Granite seat,
Lummy Tun, was wholly thrown in the
shade by il. Aided by a bevy Of most
charming young ladies, beautifully attired,
including Misses Jote Beatie, Allie Davis,
Birdie Dwyer, Clare Ciawson, Winnie
himball and Gertie Young, the hostess
entertained the Lyceum people for two
hours in fashion that will forbid their
forgetting Salt Lake at least right soon.
Social corners, promenading on the grassy
lawn under the rays of glorious moon,
aud refreshments caused the time to pass
with the wings of light. The tables-set
for twos and threes-were handsomely
Btrung through two rooms, and every per
sons place was indicated by card bearing
his or her name. Those at the tables were
ranged as follows:
Table No. 1.-Georgie Cayvsn, Mr.. Spen-
Ger, MIR. Whitney.
Table No. 2.-Efie Shannon, Mr.. Wells.
Table No 3-W. j. Lemoyne. Mr.. b. S.
Young, Mrs. H. G. Whitney.
Table No. 4.-AIr. Radcliffe, Mrs. ]. d.
Spencer, Miss NJ. Dwyer, DR.. S. H. Claw
son.
Table No MIR Armonde, Mr.. Will
Jams, Mrs. S. H. Clawson.
Table No. 6.-Herbert Kelley, Birdie
Cummings, Mr.. f. K. Gillespie.
Table No. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Mar
tin. Mr.. H. j. Grant, MIR. c. E. Johnson.
Table No. S.-Mr. Warner, MIR. King,
Mrs. b. S. Young.
The party broke up at 2 o'clock and the
general voice Of the player folk was that
the evening was the most delightful they
had passed in all their transcontinental
tour
The harmony club, 1l3 strong, took its
extra and last outing at Garfield Beach on
Tuesday evening. There were few bathers,
but the beautiful moonlight and delciously
cool lake breeze tempted many out upon
the water in boats and made the prone
nade q delight, which many of the jewellers
INDUCED in to the fullest ex-
tent. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Scstt, MIR. and Mrs. Evans,
MIR and Mrs hinman, Mrs. King, Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Raybould Mr. and Mrs.
Lake, MIR. and Mrs. William Browning,
Mr. ana Mrs. c. h. Brink, MIR. and Mrs.
I II
Raybould, Miss Kate McAllister, Miss
Carrie keate, Miss Rena heate, Mr. c. E.
Graeber, MIR. E. 2. Sears, Mr.. S. d.
Evans, Mr. George Read, Miss Edna
Boom, Mr. Lester Young, Mr.. Theo. Ray
bould, Mr. WIN Creary, Mr.. George Nc
Alhster, Mr.. John MONTGOMERY. ir., Mr..
Henry MCGEE, Mr.. Miles. Mr.. Henry
Shurulf, Mr. c. L. Haines. Mrs.
and Miss Lanfere, of Chicago,
MIR. Claude Raybould, Miss Rose
Raybould, Miss Kate Raybould, Mr. /. H.
Fsrnsworth, Miss FarnswoIth, Miss Lizzie
Folsom, Miss Hoag, Miss Fannie Bowring,
MIR. David Ostler, Mr.. S. H. Robbins, Miss
Jessie Hardy, Mr.. MARYLAND, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. r. Miller, Mr.. r. Z. Hoag, Mr.. b. ROM
ney, MIR. J. j. Kelly, Miss Larson, Mr..
Chris Diehl, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ham
ilton, MIR. o. P. Angel. ir., Miss Kate
Dunbar, Mrs. Fyler, Miss King, Mrs.
King, Miss Latey, of S.. Paul, Mr.. aud
Mrs w. j. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Stanton and Miss Crismon. Messrs.
Forbes and Brink deserve commentator
for the highly creditable manner in which
they have conducted all the hops given by
the Harmony during this season.
DR.. A. c. STANDARD, who left for Califor-
MIA some time since, believing that the eli
mate would improve his health has re
turned home convinced that Salt Lakes
-
coast. While absent he suffered Two very
severe hemorrhages, but has sufficiently
recovered TO greet his friends with cor
dial shake and crack joke with
merry twinkle of the eve
He was seen chatting with
DIR. Mum, Mr.. Gould's private physi-
clan, in the Knutsford corridors yesterday
and the two doctors seemed to agree that :
man can live longer in this altitude thar
any place on earth.
Mrs. II. S. Young gave an afternoon te,
on Tuesday to the ladies who are at tn,
Mountain Dell summer resort. Thos,
present We're: Mrs. G. r. Cannon, Mrs
John Felt, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Alonzo Young
Mrs. K. w. Young, Mrs. Retta Margetts
Mrs. Joseph Cutler, Mrs. A. c. Young
Mrs. Rodney Badger, Mrs. Spencer. Mis-
Annie Felt, Miss Ada Croxall and the
Misses Bessie and Cora Spencer. Thes,
ladies' compose the four hundred who are a
present stopping at that delightful resort
Mr.. James Pollock has been trying I,
make il pleasant at the Knutsford for ,
party of st. Louis friends, consisting O
Charles z. Barney, of the big dry goods
firm of Scrlggs Vandervoort & Barney
his daughters. Miss Barney and Mrs 4
j. Hall-the wife of the royal dentist {,
the Emperor of japan, and Miss Herbert
Miss Kimmerly. who is at the Knutsforf
with her uncle Mr. Benton Hanchat -