The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-17
SALT LAKE SOCIETY
A Gayer Week Than Any During
Last Winter.
NICE LAKE AND LAWN PARTIES
Variety Of Interesting social Entertainments
In Doors and Out, Together with Per-
sonal Paragraphs, Etc

While al the cities Of the union are com
planning OF dreadful dullness in the social
line Salt Lake has on her holiday attire
and i far eayer. il possible, than during
the winter; for added to the lawn fetes,
picnics at the parks and excursions TO
the mountains, there are the parties TO
Garfield beach in great numbers. On
Monday last some OF society's exclusives,
ia number about two hundred, with their
lovely wnite-haired grande danes as chape-
rones formed little cliQues, and were or for
fun. With their luncheon baskets, their
pretty bathing suits and hight gay hearts
under their blouses, they formed fascinat-
ing groups. On the way out dainty finger
tips picked from well filled boxes, tempting
bits Of most delicious confectionery, pro
vided BY attentive escorts and the forty
minutes ride passed so brightly and
quickly that all were surprised when the
great Salt Lake was reached Among
those who svailed themselves of the after
noon outing were: Mesdames Julia him-
ball and y. w. Lawrence and Mr. and
Mrs. Montgomery, the Misses Lawrence.
hatz, Romney, Sherman, Zane and the
Misses Young; Me5srs. VIII and George
Lawrence, Shearman and Frank Zane
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
t'enton, Miss Manning, Miss Conklin, Mr.
Burnley, Messrs. Jack Madison Gray and
Nlnsor OF San Francisco, MIR. Wallace,
MIR. Walker, Mesdames Stallman and
Whitney, the Misses Mae Taylor, Nc
Leod and Trent. Messrs. Gun
Ter, Gates, Van Horn, Traber,
Peyton, Cipton and Dr. Worthington
Mrs. William Hyde with Miss Neva b.
Kelly, Miss Amy Hyde and Mr.. ID. Gray,
she Misses Aft, Hoge, Curtis Young
Messrs. Burk, Reed, VIII Smedley, r. 6.
Smith, Gates and Lee Bishop. The Misses
Hetty Mears, Witter Bailey, Stailey,
Hawley, Mary Webb Davis, and many
others.
a number Of other parties visited the
beach during the week.
The fete champetre given on Wednesday
BY Mrs Boyd Park to Mr.. Sam and Miss
Park was the largest as well as one OF the
most delightful affairs OF the week. The
moon made tardy appearance but the
stars twinkled down upon a scene Of on
chantment. for the electric lights threw
their brilliant beams out under the
branches OF the trees, while the shadows
OF the leaves danced and played as contin-
uously as did the light feet of the merry
thrOnR. The gentlemen and ladies were IN
full Dress the gay colors vieing in bril-
ARncy with the bright tints of the num-
berless Japanese lanterns, and the
lnsplrlting strains of the CAV music
never needed the soft siphinr
Of the breeze aa 1t tremblingly played
among the solemn pines. But few regrets
were received. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. George Downey. the Misses
Washburn, Gertie Richards, Carrie Will
iams, Maud and Stella Walker, Mary
woodward, Grace, Lucille and Alton
Young. Margaret Zane, Ruth Palmer
Marie Alff Clara Bailey. Nellie Begttie
Clara Cotton, Ida Chandler, Maud Hardy,
Hester darkness, Lnacine Hoge, Alice
Hooper, James, Geneva Jennings. Blanche
Edna and Bessie himball, Emily Katz.
Catherine Lowe, Kate Lawrence. Ethel
Lynn, Emma Mccormick, George Nc
kimmons, Ida and Edith Noble Marie an a
Florence Roundy, Grace Stanchfeld, Hell
len, Edith and Edna Sherman. Moran
Ruth Stevens, Bessie Sprague. Esteli
1lernRn, Carrie and Maud Thorn. Ella
Thomas and Mrs. John Sharp, jr, Messrs
Harry Shearman and e. b. Wicks. Bert
Lawrence. Dean b. Lyman, George
Nye. Alma Katz, r. }. Glendinning.
Reid Diehl, Frank Zane, Win and Charles
Walker. Messrs VIII, George and Bert
Lawrence, B. and Miles Varian. Albert
Taylor. Allen, Max and George Smith
John Sharp. ir., William Smedley, Lyman.
q. and ]. Putnam. Pollock, E. Noble, A.
Mckay, Henry and Clarence Mccormick.
Jennings Judd, Grant Hampton. Robert
Hardness, Sidney Hooper, Holden, VIII
Ford, Fields, Bidwell, Lee Bishop, Bailey.
Frank Burke. Gregg, Benson, John Burke
Lieutenant Sorley. Saver and Milton Miles.
Orange ice was served during the inter
mission OF the dances, and at IL delicious
menu was served, consisting Of:
Shrimp and Lettuce Salad
Toasted Crackers Bread and Butter
Olives. Sailed Almonds.
Ice Cream Cakes
Coffee.
The clock struck before the last guests