The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-16

popular OF our society people, anu q HUse VI
congratulations will follow them. They
members of the Home Dramatic club.
In the list of their presents was very
handsome piece of siiverware from that
organization. Ron uoydge
There was hop given at Fort Douglas
Friday evening which was very enjoyable
affair. II was the first of series that will
follow during the season, besides those at
the Fort there were present the Misses.
Cora and Alice Hooper, Marie Aft, Ethlyn
Weber, and the Misses. Hardness and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Game, Messrs. Glendinning,
William Lawrence. Westervelt. Hooper
and Max Smith.
Dinner-givers are now utterly Indifferent
as to the wine they offer to their guests.
Sweet champagne. poor claret and miser-
able sherry are freely and hurriedIy used.
Are we really in too big hurry TO slowly
sip and thoroughly enjoy good wine when
placed before US.
D. O. Calder and sons have in prepare
ton musicale to be given very shortly,
which promises to be a rare treat. 1t will
be society event that Will be looked for
ward 10 with much pleasure.
Mrs. Henry Sadler gives reception
Monday afternoon which promises to be a
brilliant event. Her daughter, Miss Sad
Ter, and Mrs. James Brandish Wells will
receive with her. From to O'Clock are
the hours. Nearly two hundred invitations
have been issued.
Mrs. Nettie Smell, leaves tomorrow for
Europe to spend the winter and spring
with her friends Mr. and Mrs. Will Claw
son who have a home in the artists quar-
tiers in Paris. With them she will return
next year and visit the Worlds fair en-
route for home.
Mrs. Judge leaves Monday for New York
and will be accompanied by her daughters,
Miss Aggie and Fannie whom she win
place in Mount St. Vincent convent, on
the Hudson.
Mrs. 7. G. Bailey gave Brownie party
Wednesday afternoon to her daughter
Edna; fifty little folks were hidden, came
and had right merry time.
Mrs. James A Miner and daughter Miss
Hattie were down from Ogden Wednes-
day.
Grabbing parties, luncheon on the rocks,
and coaching parties are all the 20 in the
east. while Salt Lakers have retired TO the
drawing room.
A new entree of mushrooms sautes a la
creme is served in tomatoes on bed Of
parsley for IL O'Clock breakfasts, and is q
lovely picture, as well as delicious dish.
Mrs. George Ryan, Of Grand junction,
was in the city last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrove. of San Fran
cisco, have arrived and will in the future
N axe this their home. Mr.. Cosgrove is as
sistant of Mr.. D. Gray, of the Southern
Pacific.
Mr.. w. S. Denton was married to Miss
Stella c. Young, of Glenwood Sprir 70, on
Wednesday last, and now the couple are
at homs to their friends.
The marriage of Mr.. Eldredge and Miss
Hatch, of Bounuful, will take place the
9th of this month.
Mrs. T. G. Weber gives an entertain
ment in tn near future.
Mr.. Edwin M. Royle of our city is mar
led today in Christ Caurca, Nav York, to
Miss Fetter. He has the best wishes and
hearty congratulations of host of friends
here.
Miss Ella Westfan who has been visiting
friends in the city, left for her home We'd
nesday last.
Mrs. F. s. Richards leaves today. with
the Worlds Fair commission, for Chicago.
st. Marks Guild holds a nesting Tues.
day at O'clock in its rooms, for the pur-
pose Of elecsing officers.
Mrs. Fred Hale gives Kensington tea
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, there are
about forty invitations out.
Mrs. d. Hirshlers sister, Miss Saltz of
San Francisco, is visiting her, and expects
to remain few weeks,
Boutonnieres are as big az bouquets.
An interested party in box D. to witness
"Don Caesar de Bazane'' were Mira.
Sprague, the Misses Witter and Sharp and
the Messrs. Will and Dave Sharp.
Miss Allace Hooper and her brother Mr..
Sydney Hooper leave today for New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Edmund Carey, who
have been visiting Mrs. Thomas Carter,
have gone to Denver
A box party at the tbestre to see 1.-THE
Three Guardsmen" and who enjoyed it to
the full, were Mrs. Hanauer, the Misses
Hanauer and Miss Love, Mr.. Max Han
auer ana Mr.. SeIigman.
Mrs. Williams, assisted by two of her
pupils-Misses Edna Egan and Pearl Gull
mer-will give the first of musical hour''
series Tuesday evening. Oct. IS. from to
9 o'clock, at her studio, room 40 Constitu-
ton block.
Miss Anna Bell, charming little lady
from the east, is the guest Of Mrs. G. C.
Charlton.
Lieutenant Hackeney gave theatre
party Thursday. His guests were Misses
Sorley and Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lieuten-
ant Brown and Lieutenant SOrley.