The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-25

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there will be "5ignal OF Peace'' in bronze
which had an honorable mention in the
solan st Paris. The subject is an Indian
chief mounted upon his Indian pony.
awakening of Spring" will also be there.
Mrs. Heber S. Cutler gave pretty little
reception to about thirty of her friends
which proved very enjoyable. As her
circle is SO large it is her intention to d.
vide it and give series of entertainments,
which is very delightful mode.
An informal high FIVE was given by Mr..
Sam Park Thursday evening. But twelve,
all neighbors, were invited. the Misses
4 Maud and Carrie Thorn, Misses Park,
Hoge and Alff, Messrs Gienuinning, VIII
| Walker, Baily and Post. A very delight
fui evening was passed.
! Mrs. G. Y. Wallace gave an informal
luncheon Monday to Mesdames Miller and
! Foote.
Mrs. Julia Kimball and her daughter,
Miss Blanche, left yesterday morning for
the east, where they will visit numerous
cities ere their return. They will be very
| much missed from society circles. Mr..
Kimbalpa nephew, Mr.. Lawrence, accom-
/ panied them. He returns to Boston law
SCHOOL &c commune his 8LuQl0S.
Professor Jarvis of Philadelphia and his
daughter, Miss Jarvis, left for their homo
On Friday, having had very delightful
visit here with their relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macintosh are
home again after very delightful trip
abroad. They were quarantined, but only
rnt. Ia ofd do md at eli oh In
convenience.
Miss Burrows is back once mora after a
pleasant stay in California.
MIR. l.. G. Trent and his daughters, Inez
and Leila. returned Sunday from Occur
d. Acne, where they have soiourned the
last two months.
Mrs. Della Young, who has been visiting
for some time in the territory, returned
Monday evening.
Miss Grace Wallace and her cousin. Miss
Mary Wallace, are home from very de-
lightful trip through Yellowstone park.
from the ranch for few days in the city.
Mrs. A l.. Pollock is home once more
after an extended trip through Europe.
Mrs. Wilder of South Carolina, who has
been visiting her son, MIR. w. j. De Bruhl,
proved IN health.
Miss Mears leaves for her home in De-
troit tomorrow: she will visit for q few
days at Omaha On her way east.
Miss Margaret Park leaves today for the
east, to renew her studies.
Mrs Miller and Foote left for ST. Louis
Tuesday. having been most delightfully."-
entertained by their old friends.
Miss Frances Phillips returned yester-
day from San Francisco where she has
been visiting for the last three weeks.
Mrs Randolph has her sister, Mrs T. f.
Dennis of Battle Mountain, New, visiting
with her.
Senator James L. Pugh of Alabama, and
wife, are in the city visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. a. d. Elliott
Mrs. Boyd Park and daughter, Miss
Margaret, left for the east Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Knight, with her little daug-
ter, leave this week for prolonged visit in
Nevada and California. Mrs Richard
Smith, Mrs. Knights mother, accompanies
them.
Mrs. Kervin OF Virginia City, New, was
In the city last week.
Miss Mamie c. Ross left Wednesday for
Denver, where she will visit her sister.
Miss Royal sings at St. Pauls' Episco-
pal church this morning.
Miss Daft, who has been off, returned
Friday.
Miss Ellis left last Tuesday night.
her mother, Mrs Sadler.
Mrs. Mollie Levlberg of New York, so
well known here, is now visiting her friend,
Mrs. Joe Oberndorfer at the ST. James.
The Misses Roundy have returned from
their outing at Holiday Park.
DR.. and Mrs. Niles have invitations out
for Wednesday,.
Miss Stark of Tennessee. who has bee n
visiting Judge and Mrs. Judd left for her
homo Monday.
Mrs. c. E. Stanton left last week for the
East
Miss Mollie Kuhn has returned from the
East where she has been visiting.
Mr.. Sherman Bird and his bride, of Cali
fornia, are visiting with May. Bird.
A REGAL EVENT.