The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-31


Mrs. T. w. Jennings gave party on
Wednes day evening to about fifty children,
the little ones had right royal tine
Bean bag was played aud many other
games that interested the little ones. A
prize was offered to the one who guessed
nearest the number of beans in the bag.
One thousand five hundred and twenty
seven was the number. and JAY Groo came
within twenty-seven and SO won. Gertie
Felt and Lizzie Groo were a tie and
guessed again, and Gertie Felt won, Lizzie
loosinF by one. The little ones left at III
voting the party lovely.
A correspondent asks the society re-
porter what is the proper form for man
and wife in registering their arrival at
hotel-''Mr. and Mrs., [" or sJohn Paythe-
bill and wifez'' Clerk Harris of the Knu:s-
ford says that very proper people register
both ways, md that some of the unsophis-
ticated write it: John Green and lady"
Many persons hold that the word lady"
is not so expressive as woman but the
substitution of the latter for the former on
hotel register would probably settle the
csse Of securing hospitality, and the
Greens would be refused. '.Mr. and Mrs.
John --n is believed to be rather the
most approved form.
The ladies OF ST. Paul guild were enter
tanned by Mrs. c. W. Mills Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
Weatherby, Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Gibson and the
Misses De Golyers.
The ladies of the P. o. D. A. society gave
3 lawn party Monday evening on the
grounds of Mrs. Dickinson, 1913 East Sec
ond South, which was an artistic success
and greatly enjoyed by all present.
A young party of people who usually go
to the lake on Mondays, went last week,
chaperoned by Mrs. Bailey, TO Walkers
farm on picnic. The names Of those who
enjoyed the outing were the Misses Alton
Young. Burke, Aft, Bailey. Herman, Nc
Cornick, the Misses Shearman and the
Misses Thorne Miss Thomas. The gentle
men were the Messrs Will Ford, Lee
Bishop, Sam G. Park, Rob Glendinning,
Max Smith, Mccormick. Mckay, DR..
Witcher, Mr.. Smedley, Kstz, Messrs. Burke
and Westerfeld.
There was an informal dance at the Fort
on Friday night. Miss Hettie Mears and
Mr. Van Vechten from the city were pres
ent. The ladies were In evening toilets,
the music divine and refreshments deli
cious. Dancing was in the old club house.
1t is good form low to eschew seductive
saccharine soda and drink only vichy.
''Give me glass Of vichy and put in a tea
spoonful of ammonia, please, - Is now the
only order among upper ten.
The Untarians gave a lawn party Thurs
day evening on the grounds of MIR. Law
renee which was a very successful affair
socially, artistically and financially.
A beverage for garden fetes is composed
Of red rsspberries well crushed. Mix with
little SHREDDED pineapple, add a little
orange juice and few slices, plenty of
cracked ice, couple of bottles of Apoli-
naires water. strengthen all with mara
schino 1t Is as pretty q drink as one can
make, and will cheer the most dropping
spirits. Now that watermelon is in add
few thin slices.
A pleasant party went out to the lake
Wednesday evening They were Mr.. Ray
bould, the Misses Kate and Alace Ray
bould, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hughes and
Miss Aimee L. Hughes of Omaha.
Miss Jennie Hawley's pleasant <ace is
missed from the window. She is of on a
vacation
A lawn party is to be given on the
grounds of the Grand hotel Tuesday even
ing next for the benefit of the Catholic
orphans. The Misses Mccormick and
Burke have it in charge snd it is sure to be
a great success.
Mrs. George 7. Brlce left for Denver
yesterday afternoon for tnrse weeks
visit TO her mother.
A party of young gentlemen will 90 on
horseback this week to visit the Misses
Young and Shearman at their summer re-
treat.
Mr.. Will Smedley leaves on the 18th for
Chicago. where he begins course of
study in vocal music
Mrs. Mary Bishop, little Lolo and Mr..
Lee Bishop leave for Chicago the 18th.
Mr. b. goes from there to Philadelphia. to
complete his medical course.
Mrs Isaac Jennings left Thursday for
Soda Springs, where she will, with her
family, occupy the Lyman cottage during
the rest of the summer She will be ac-
companied by her mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Manning.
Mrs. George Downey and party, Mrs.
Davis, Longstreet and Mr.. Amy, were at
Park City Saturday and Sunday, visiting
the mines
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and their
guest, Mss Harriette Pervis. are away for
two weeks. occupying e cottage at
Brighton.
MIR. and Mrs. Wendan Benson Of the
Knutsford left Wednesday for Brighton's
where they viii occupy cottage during
their stay.
Tennis and croquet are being played In
the evening at eastern watering resorts
by the lghtof electricity.
In going up to Park City we passed the
peniteutiary, and it struck US that those
fellows wore the originals from which
some Of the bathing suits were modelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed of London,
Ontario, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace.
Miss Earls has charming friend visit
Ing her.
Mrs. Governor Forbes sister and
brother-in law Mr.. and Mrs. Drake Of
Dayton, Ohio, will visit her about the
10th of August
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