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

'sB''. with Mrs. Welby, Mrs. and Miss
| Cotton, Mrs. Judge Hardness and Miss
Hardness and Master Rob, on Wednesday.
The ladies had been in Chicago.
The Sultan may not be much On the high
moral plane business, but he has prohlolteo
Turkish ladies from trotting around the
streets of Constantinople rugged out In gor-
geous Partisan costumes. He has been
warned what Worth dresses and ducks OF
bonnets cost.
Although Salt Lakers will hear with
pleasure that the position OF assistant gen
eral freight agent on the Rock Island rail-
road has been offered Mr.. +. n. Shelton,
they would regret his acceptance because
it would remove him and his talented wife
to Denver.
That was an unfortunate misunderstand-
ing which prevented the reception to the
Rev. DR.. McNiece on Friday, although he
arrived with his Oldest son in time TOR 1t.
Mrs. McNiece and the youngest son are
due IL about three weeks, until which time
the reception has been deferred.
Last week news was received in this city
of Mrs. T. j. Almy who had been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Lieutenant Parker. at
Fort Washable, when the Lieutenants
troop was moved to Fort Robinson, Neb.
Now the prospects are that the officer will
be sent to Arizona at short notice.
AlaSha W luCTcaSC-
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers, the Salt
Lake party leaving next month includes
Mr. and Mrs. X. Macintosh, Mr.. Han
auer and his two cousins, Mr.. and Mrs L.
r. Jones and sister. DR.. Allen Fowler
and Mr.. John ]. DAILY, left a few days ago.
The first of the resorts so familiar to
summer cutters has come out with its ad-
vertisement. This is kimball's house in
the park, kept by Mrs. H. o. Young.
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Lake to clean the snow OF the porcheS and
dou btless the date of his opening will also
soon be announced.
Miss Nellie Walker and Miss Nellie Lett
are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Char
les ID. May, in Denver, and ali three Of the
ladies are expected in Salt Lake about the
Sth of July. Later Mr.. May, of the noted
law firm OF Sullivan and May, will join his
wife here and after brief visit, the two
will proceed to California on trip.
1t will be remembered that Colonel and
Mrs. Andrews left Fort Douglas recently
By promotion to Fort Shaw. They had
just arrived at their destination when an
order was received from the war depart
ment to discontinue the post. Then the
colonel packed his goods anew and has
been waiting ever since TO learn whittier he
Is to go next.
1t is odd to think that this charming
weather SHOULD De lOOheu On viii ulSidSOT
by any one but the Garfield Beach people
regard with concern the prolonged stay of
the cool days and nights, and sigh for the
dog DAYS that never come. Las year at this
time Old Sol was doing some blistering
work, and people were rushing to Garfield
sands like pilgrims TO Mecca. Up to June
Is this year, it is said the Union Pacific
receipts were $4,000 under the same
period last year from the Utah & Nevada
branch.
Mrs ]. E. Game gave Kensington tea
Thursday afternoon at her beautiful home
in the Eighteenth ward, in honor of her
sister Mrs ID. c. Dunbar. Three hours OF
sociabillty were passed by the ladies, who
were: Misses Flora and Blanche kimball,
Miss Woodward, Miss Sherman. Mrs.
Thomas W. Jennings, Mrs. Judge Piper,
Mrs H G. Whitney, Mrs. Jos, A. Jen-
nings, Mrs. James H. Moyle, Mrs. George
Romney, Mrs. Isaac Jennings. Mrs. ii. G..
White, Miss Teasdel, Miss Tslula Young,
Miss Margie Dwyer, Miss Campbell, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Willard Young, Miss Katie
Lawrence, Miss Oracle Young, Mrs. r W..
Young Mrs. Geo. Alder, jr., Miss Weber,
Mrs. Walter jennings, Mrs. Jas. E. Jen-
nings, Mrs. l.. G. Karrick, Misses May and
Hattie Jennings, Miss Rettie Young. Mrs.
Chloe Benedict, Mrs. Ferg Ferguson, Mrs.
S. h Lynch, Mrs. Alfaies Young, Miss
Celia Sharp, MRS. Ernest Eldridge,
Miss George Webber.