The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

much time in research, thereby entinI
their subjects in an able manner befor
their listeners.
Invitations are out for Kensington tea
to be given by Miss Kate Lawrence Oh
Wednesday next
Mrs Sherwood will arrive with Mr.
Sherwood, the great pianist. and they ar
10 be rendered q reception the Afternoon
Of the evening Of the concert on the 2Sth
IL the rooms over McCornick's new bank
Il Will undoubtedly be delightful affair.
Rev. w M. Lane viii not return from
Spokane until the last Of next week, snt
Mrs. Lane says If they DO leave it will bs
IN time for Mr.. Lane to give his first ser
raon the first Sunday Of October.
Mrs. Cora Scott Pond arrives this morn
Ing and win meet the ladies interested in
The national pageant il ST. Marks hal
Monday at 10 O'clock. This entertainment
promises 10 be the event in society for tbs
near future, and is for the worthiest OF
causes, the Episcopal hospital and guild.
HRS. Boyd Park and Miss Margaretleave
Wednesday for the east. Miss Park returns
10 school and Mrs Psrk will remain In New
York for her health
Mrs S. Q. B. Cummings has received
among her many invitations from Wash
iDgton. one from Mrs. John A. Logan to
attend reception ct Calumet Place, also
one from the citizens committee 10 attend
areception in the rotunda Of the Capitol
but is unable 10 accept them
Mesdames w. H. Jones and S. L. Mon
roe lett Thursday morning in a specia
Pullman, TO attend the reception of the
National encsmpmeut at Washington,
D. G.
The Misses Keeney will move to the old
Corker place on West Temple They move
the LIST Of October. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
a. Reyes viii go with them.
Mrs. 6. e. Stanton leaves this week for
soionrn in Minnesota and Illinois. She
in3ayy-
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macintosh Or
rived in New York after being subjected
20 two days quarantine They will reach
Salt Lake Tuesday morning.
Mrs. D. r. Donough and daughters have
gone. east. Mrs. James L. Yunatt accom-
panied them
party of ladies we're down from Ogden
last week, namely, Mesdames G. L. Graves,
S. E. Anderson, E. l.. Andrews, W. j.
Bowers, B. f. Locke and H. Johnson.
Mrs. Graf and daughter, Miss Mamie,
Of Denver. are visiting Mrs. D. B. Hoover
Of this city
Hon. Theron Stevens and family of
Ouray, Colo, have been spending several
weeks at the Knutsford-with the Colorado
colony.
Mr.. F. w. Ingersoll and family are at
the Msnitou for the fall.
Miss Sadie Simpson is again in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs E. G. Hitler.
Mrs. NJ. C. Fox and family. who have
been absent at the coast for the last two
months, returned yesterday.
Miss Mary Brixen and her brother, Mr..
Andy Brixen, leave soon for New York,
where they will remain most OF the coming
season
Mrs. T. Decker, who has been visiting
Mrs. Dickinson. left for her home on
Thursday and was accompanied by Mrs
Dickinson.
Miss Jessie Edison of Topeka, Kan. ar
rived on Thursday and win visit with her
cousins, Miss Boiiver and Egbert Roberts
A high five is to be given next Friday
evening by the Misses Romanis. at Mrs.
Stouts.
Mrs. B. F. Deal. VINO has been visiting
in the east, is homo again accompanied by
her daughter.
Mrs. j. P. Storsr entertained last wee
her friends Mrs. P. S Dodge of Blooming
ton, Ill and Mrs. George Il. Erb of
Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Dr. Sykes has Mrs. SchofieId and
the Misses Emery aud Goddard of Lead
ollie, Colo, visiting her.
Mrs. d. B. Hoover has friends from
Denver. Mrs. and Miss Graf, visiting her.
Mrs. Plummer has accepted the position
Of teacher of music at the Salt Lake semi
nary
Miss Lille Snyder, alter visit of ten
days IN the city. left Thursday morning to
pursue her musical studies in New York.
Mrs. d. C. Mclaughlin OF Park City has
been in the city visiting friends since
Wednesday. She left last evening.
Mrs. Walter Brand left for the east and
viii be absent some time.
Mrs. George A. Lowe and Miss Cathar-
inc left for the east Thursday; Mrs. Lowe
will be absent ak weeks and Miss Kash-
arine enters Mrs Browns school for the
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Salisbury and Mrs.
John Murphy OF Aspen, Colo. are visiting
in the city.
By general desire. MIR. Edmund Russell
has consented TO give course of tea class
lessons on the principles of Coed 1aste''
The frat lesson wiz be given at ii g. m on
hoDcRy, September 10, al the Conserva-
tory rooms Ia the Post Office block, where
those desiring TO join VIII meet. The les
sons VIII be fully illustrated. A number
of prominent ladies have already sub
scribeG TO the course.
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