The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

Market street, and the following young
ladies oficiate as committee of arrange
ments: Miss Eddington, Miss Horsley,
Miss Gray, Miss Grove, Miss Lang, and a
general social evening is promised. Olsen's
band will furnish The music. A feature of
the occasion will be q number OF young
ladies' appearing in costumes constructed
of the national colors. Olsen's band will
play number of Spanish waltz tunes
which they have just received and which
are described as perfectly lovely"
There has been some quiet talk about
musicals but it is said they are too expen
slve. 1t seems strange that musicians
could so stand in their own light. Two or
three engagements would bring them in
the noble thought and great satisfaction of
having created an appetite for something
good, to say nothing OF cultivating the
dear five hundred up to high standard Of
appreciation.
Flowers for decoration were scarce last
week on account of the exhibit at the fair,
but this week the crysanthemum aud cos
mos will be in abundance. The sunfiower
reign Is over.
/ BY far the largest and most notable
event of the week was the dancing party
given by Mrs. H. S. Eldredge to her
daughter.
The literary society held its regular
meeting Friday. 1t was miscellaneous day.
The subjects, History of Etching" and
American Etcners and Etchings," were
well presented the former by Miss Nc
Corniciz and the latter by Miss Hampstead
| Mr.. aud Mrs. D. II. Keller gave their
daughter Grace dancing party ct the
Metropolitan hotel, Sept. "a, which was
most enjoyable. There were present jessie
Miller, Matte Mack. Esther Freed, Carrie
Nicols, Emil Moffat Julis Hayes. Fannie
Bird, Ida Walker, Bee Wilkinson, Lnie
Odell, Leah Neibour, Cora Meears, Nettie
Holcomb. Tyra Grant, Grace Young. Bert
Reading, o. K. McGraw, Charlie Hague.
Win Mex eller, Charley Bechtol, Duglass
Moffat, Hugo Druhl, Theodore Ginter, NJ.
Tobin, j. Crawford, Milt Allen
A. ]. Cole, who has been officiating in the
| Constitution block. leaves in d few days to
attend the dedicatory exercises of the
Worlds fair at Chicago, and may remain
there. He has recently married the daugh-
| ter of Colonel A. n. Schuster of ST. Joe,
| Mo. and it is to be regretted that they will
not make their home here, as Mrs. G..
would have been valuable acquisition TO
the social and musical circles of the city.
| Mrs. E. Vanvoorhis, who for two years
past has been a resident of this CITY, left on
! Tuesday for Marshalltown, Ia, where she
will visit among friends for short time.
when she will go to Clinton, Mo-, where
she will make her future home. She car
ries with her the best wishes of large
number of friends.
1 Miss May Wallace of Omaha who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Grace, left
for her home last week having had right
royal time.
Miss Lallah Blair of Cincinnati will visit
Mrs. G. S. Holmes during the coming
week.
Mrs. Grissom, who has been visiting
Mrs. Ella F. Dyer, returned to Logan yes
terday.
Miss May Smith has returned after a
sojourn of two months in the East
The Kensington tea given by Mrs. Fer
dinand j. Fabian to her friend Mrs. Beck
on Tuesday last, was a very elegant affair
in all its appointments.
Mrs G. P. Holman is home again after