The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21

some home Thursday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Wilkinson Of st. Louis. "A number
OF ladies from the city were present as
well as those at the Fort The entertain
ment was perfect in its appointments, and
it was an especially delightful affair
Jessie Anderson and Bessie Beane enter
tanned their little friends at luncheon
Thursday afternoon from to 4. A de-
lightful luncheon was served consisting Of
Fish. Bread and Butter.
Schrimp Salad, Crackers.
Lemon Ice. Cake.
Ice Cream Soda.
Those invited were Para Pitts, Lola
Bishop, Harriet Cohn, Helen Gillespie,
Edna Bailey, Edith. Hobbs. Elsie Ander-
son, Amalia Aunett,> Helen GENET, Alien
MacClean and Josie Beane.
Thursday the ladies of ST. Psul's guild
have picnicat Garfield Beach. They leave
at 2 o'clock, and have an ample supply of
delicious refreshments. They will cor
daily welcome ali their friends, and a
most enjoyable time is anticipated.
Miss Clara Bailey gives a luncheon
Thursday next.
Miss Mary Burke leaves about the 25th
for New York, where she will spend an
other year in study at Manhattanville.
Her brother anc Archie Mckay go at the
same time.
The Misses Shearman returned homo
Monday from their visit with the Misses
Young, having enjoyed the rusticating i'm
mensely. Miss Helen returns to Cali
fornia the 25th to resume her voice culture
One of the most pleasant affairs of the
season N Scandinavian circles was the
party given by the Scandinavian Dramatic
club last Friday evening in Turner Hall.
Over one hundred people were present.
The occasion was the anniversary of Mr..
F. Ertman an active member Of the club.
After q well prepared programme of
comedy, speeches, music and song, re-
freshmenss were served Dances were
preceded by an excellent exhibition of
military tactics by the newly organized
Norden Military Company.
Mrs. w. H. Pitts leaves this week for
the east where she will place her children
in school, remaining with or near them for
some years The many friends of this
charming lady regret to hear of her de-
parture. she has leased her beautiful
home at 535 South Main street to DR..
Pinkerton, who will move into it with his
family the first of September.
Miss Edith Sherman is still at Brighton.
Friday nighta very pretty dancing party
was given by Miss Peal Buckle to about
were served at intervals, and all had a de-
lighttul time.
A tally-ho party is to be given Wednes-
day evening in honor of the Misses Mar y
Burke and Helen Shearman. by their
young gentlemen friends. Miss Shear
man gives supper after the drive.
Mrs. Wilkinson, having had delightful
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, at
the fort, leaves Monday for her home in
st. Louis, stopping for short stay in
Denver.
Mrs J. H. Vanderberg and Miss May
Smith left Saturday morning for an ex-
tended visit east They will visit ell prin-
cipai points of interest before their return
Mrs. A. E. Ewing has returned from her
visit TO Denver and Cheyenne, where she
has been visiting friends She is expecting
Miss Nellie Dalton of Bloomington, ILL.,, TO
visit her about the 18th.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Beattie and Miss Nellie
Beattie have issued invitations for dane
ing party on the lawn to be given Thursday
evening at o'clock on their grounds at 655
East Second South. Two hundred and fifty
invitations have been issued and will nc
doubt be brilliant
Miss Jones. who has been visiting Mrs
Byron Groo, leaves for Chicago Tuesday
morning, having greatly enjoyed her stay
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. DR.. Hall and children left Saturday
evening for her future home in Florida,
and will stop at Piqua, O., to visit her
mother.
Mrs. Julia Kimbail and Miss Kimball will
visit with Mrs. Russell Coe Woodruff be-
fore starting east.
Miss Katz returns the last Of the week
and will be gladly welcomed by hosts Of
friends.
Mrs Colonel Frank Kennedy and baby
are in the city visiting friends.
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Mrs. Ella z. Dyer will the coming week
be with her friend. Mrs. Mclaughlin. al
Park City.
Miss Edith Hardy of Nebraska arrived
in the city last week and will visit her
friends, Mesdames Walter Lyme and Trent
Quite party of young people is formed
for the lake Monday evening.
The Misses Young will not be home IN
til the last Of the week, and are still en-.
ioying life in Weber cailon.
Captain ana Mrs Willard Young and
Miss Campbell still linger at Bear lake.
Miss Dolly Walker leaves in the nea,
future for visit at Fort Logan and Den
yer.
Miss Aft gives small and early ter
next Tuesday to number of intimate
friends.
Remember Jack Frost's reception at ST
Marks hall Adg. "A and % by the ladies O.
! St. Marks guild.
SALT LAKE CITY RREwING co.
As rule the breweries sell at this tim,
of the year their youngest beer on accoun
of the ins1fficiency Of their storage capac
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