The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-04

mem bers are Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury, Mr.
and Mrs. Daggett, Mr. and Mrs NJ G.
Fox. DR.. and Mrs. Kendall of Fort Doug
| las, Lieutenant and ldrs. Newton. Mrs.
Woodward and Miss Mary Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Woodruff, Messrs. Bidwell. De
RicqIes and MIR. Read.
The ladies of St. Mark's Guild have been
very successful with their fair en6 lunch,
realizing about 1850 gross.
Miss MCCORMICK had charge of the flower
stand last evening and made charming
and successful flower girl. The piano used
for the occasion was Steinway ana kindly
loaned by the Calder Brothers.
The regular informal hop was had at
Fort Douglas on Friday evening, all hay-
ing thoroughly enjoyable tune.
Mrs McGurrin gave an impromptu and
informal card party to about twenty
friends on Thursday evening.
Mrs E. F. Bonnemort will soon occupy
the house formerly belonging TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. Beardsley.
Mrs. E. Thompson eft Friday for a
heightened absencein San Francisco.
Miss Greenfread Morgan is home again,
after some six weeks spent in the east.
The Unitarians held their regular monthly
social at the Metropolitan parlors on Thurs
day evening. and it was q very enjoyable
affair. The evening passed in social con
verse and magic lantern exhibit by DR..
Utter. AT the conclusion refreshments
were served.
The Misses Kaime, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Brown of Fort Douglas, left for
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Miss Wilkinson of ST. Louis, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnston, at
Fort Douglas, left Friday morning on re-
ceipt of q telegram from her mother saying
there was sickness in the family
Mrs. Lieutenant Tyler leaves Tuesday
for Kentucky.
Major Freeman has arrived, and his fam
lily are daily expected at Fort Douglas.
Mrs DR.. l. White leaves for California
Monday morning, 20 be absent some time
Visiting her daughter there.
Mrs Emanuel Kahn gave another of her
series Of luncheons on Thursday at noon to
twelve of her lady friends. 1t was a most
enjoyable and very elegant affair.
On Tuesday OF this week Mrs. j. D.
Jones OF Provo gives Kensington tea in
honor of Mrs. H. p. Henderson of Salt
Lake and Mrs. David Evans of Ogden.
The Waverley club held its fortnigntly
dance at Youngers hail on Friday evening
last. II was as largely attended as usual
and fully as enjoyable.
The Hoyle club met Thursday evening at
MISS Susie Riter's. 1t is their first meet
ing this season, and it is not definitely de-
clded 10 continue them, as q number of
members have married and others left the
city.
Miss Clara jensen, of Brigham City, is
in the city, visiting friends.
The Misses Hunter left last week to visit
Miss Minnie JasreTson of Heber.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hughes returns to-
morrow from the east, where they have
been visiting for the last three weeks.
Mrs Stephenson gives an evening card
party on Friday next About sixty invita-
tions are out
Mrs. Mclaughlin is IN the city on fly
ing visit from Park City.
Mrs. George A. Lowe is home again after
some two months spent IN the city.
Mrs. Hanak has her sister, Miss DoIIie
Stopper, OF New York city, visiting WITH
her.
Mrs Ralph Zwickey, who has been Wis
iting friends IN Ogden, returned to the city
on Monday.
Miss Henrietta Hamilton left yesterday
for her home, having had most enjoyable
visit among her old friends, who ere as
sorry to have her go as she is to leave
them.
The cotillions have been definitely de-
cided upon. Two will occar at the Mani
tou before the holidays ard promise to be
delightful society events.
Mrs. T. A. Davis, who has been absent
in Colorado for some months, has returned.
Mrs. T. G. Armstrong and her daughter.
Mrs. Caution. left Thursday for California
TO join Mr.. Armstrong, VINO is there very
i'll.
Mrs. J. w. Donnelan gives card party
on "Wednesday evening next
The Misses Rannaur gave card party
on Monday last. There were TWENTY
present and very enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. II. P. Henderson, enthusiastic little
woman as she is, has been in high elee
ever since the election, not only because of
the Democratic national victory, but by
reason OF the personal triumph of her
ran for attorney general Of Michigan, and
led his ticket by some 5000 votes.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford VALLEY left for
the east on Tuesday attended by the best
New Yo x, Plttsburg and Washington.
where Mrs. Valley viii be the guest OF
her school friend Miss Margret Kenna,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. kenna, OF
/ Virginia.
Mrs. Lizzie Fenton Young has returned
from q two years absence in Europe. She
is at present stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Kraft
SEEN AND HEARD.
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