The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24


YER ring box, won by Mrs. Parker; BOBBY,
Noah's ark, fell TO Miss Shearman. First
prize, for gentlemen, silver knife, won by
Dr. Witcher; consolation, silver pen, won
by MIR. Peabody BOBBY, s drum, written
upon II, "Can you play thiss'' fell TO
Mr.. Wick. Among those present were
Henry and Dan Lyman, Major Smith. w.
Lawrence. Brastow, Amy, Shearman
Peabody, Charles and Walter Pavey, Pen
dergast. Wicks, Holden, Or. Witcher, F. J.
ZRne Bidwell, James l.. Pollock, Glendin
ming, Mr. and Mrs. Wantland Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff, Lieutenant Sorbery, the
Misses Wilkinson, Palmer, STANDARD, GIL
more, Macintosh, Lawrence, the Misses
Hardness, Misses Shearman. Misses Wood
ward, Rookledge, Kinball Mrs. Parker,
Royle, Lowe. Zane, the Misses Conkin and
Mccormick, Lieutenant and Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. Gallagher, Mr.. and Miss Donnellan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman,
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Wallace Mr. Gregg,
Mr.. Wicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Benson, Mr.
Scott, Mr.. and Miss Park, MIR. and Mrs.
Coates, Lieutenant Cowles, MIR. Nye.
Miss Name Meeks gave high FIVE Fri
day evening, which was very enjoyable
affair. Six tables were arranged for play
ing. The list of those who accepted invi-
tatlons is given below The Misses Al
thea, George, Abbie and Louise Wheeler,
Misses Apologize, Blackwood, Uptograff,
/ Manley, Salsberry and Larsen, Mesdames
Hale aud Pettigrove Messrs. James L.
tranken, w. Farnswortn Forsell, Junius
Young, w. K. Lake. Charles Gorlie, w.
Brown, Ssvory, and Messrs @. w. and
Walter Meeks. The first prize for ladies
was very pretty banner OF Easter lilies,
the work of the hostess First prize for
] yQ croid no n all I'D
At the close Of the game delicious refresh
ments were served.
A very pleasant gathering was held at
residence of Mr. and Mrs. 5. K. Spencer
9O5 East Brigham, Tuesday evening, July
~, the occasion being the birthday of their
niece Claudia. An excellent supper was
served, after which the evening was spent
IN games and recitatons Miss Sybil
Stewart made decided hit in ner read
lngs. Miss Claudia was voted an excellent
hostess and was ably assisted by Miss
Sallie Stalter. Those present were Mrs.
l.. M. Spencer, Misses Cora Cady, Udella
Norton, Ella j. Cheney, Anna Mac Nc
MILAN, Sybil Stewart, Daisy Durgin, Sal
lie Stalter, Florie Spencer, Maud Pittman,
Lutte Mcmillan; Messrs. J. 5. Cowau,
Andrew S. Smith. George N. Beechar,
Frank FISHER, W. H. Dayton, Roy Brown,
D. L. Liegrist George Crozier, J. E.
Beecher.
A pleasant party left the city last even
ing for an outing on the charming "Circle
Route, one of the most enjoyable short
mountain trips that can be taken in the
west The party was made up of Frank
Jennings, Z. 5. Burton, II. Nj Wells. |
Misses Ada and Maggie Dwyer Mrs.
Birdie Cummings, Miss Jote Beatie, Mr.
and Mrs. r. ). Wells, and family ana Mr.
and Mrs H. q. Whitney and family They
spent last evening in Park City, and this
morning go over TO Brighton via the Ores
cent mine tramway; tomorrow they visit
Lake Mary and Alta; thence to Wssa,ch
by Mr.. Kings popular iramwGy route.
spending the night there and returning
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Taylor. daughter of Colonel Lett,
has been taken TO Soda Springs she is
still in very delicate condition, but Mr..
Taylor writes that an improvement is
noticeable.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer leave for
their summer home in Wasatch during the
week. Mr. and Mrs. /. "A. Clayton will
bivouac on the Weber.
Tuesday eve after a dinner al the Grand
hotel, in honor of Miss Quinn of jackson.
Mich, the beautiful niece of MIR. ). H.
Babcock.
Miss Daisy Brown and her accomplished
sister, Essie. of St. Louis, were among the
guests of the evening.
Mrs. J. c. Royle has been quite i'll. but
is now convslescent.
The Misses Shearman will visit with the
Misses Young at the cafIon next month.
Mr.. Alma and Miss Emily Katz's invita-
tons are out for lawn party Tuesday
evening.
Rose Cotillions" are quite the thing at
eastern resorts.
The most appropriate IS well as pictur-
esQue, costumes for garden parties are short
gowns with big hats, light in color and
all means let q lace hchu cover the
shoulders.
Gypsy fetes, Gypsy costumes and Gipsy
music are having q run at gay watering
places.
Miss Mcleod who has been visiting her |
sister Mrs. Trent left Thursday for Boul- |
der, Colo. Miss Taylor of California
accompanied her. and will visit with her |
before going to Chicago.
Miss Iritta NJ. Hight of Michigan. late of
where she has been as mission
airy for some years, arrived in the CITY Sat
nrday, and will visit with her friend Mrs.
r. L. ScannelL
Miss Casey of Butte, left for home on
Monday last. having had a most delightful
VISIT with her friend Miss Walker.
Miss Alice Hooper left Thursday morn
ing for Alaska. She is one OF Salt Lakes
most brilliant aud entertaining young
ladies' and will be sadly missed from soci-
sty's circle for the next six weeks.
Mrs. Lyman and the Messrs Lyman left
Thursday for Alaska, to be gone six weeks.
Mesdames Davis and Landstreet of Vir-
zinia are visiting Mrs. George Downey and
are being delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
Downey's many friends.
Miss Navads Davis left week ago for a
trip to Alaska.
MRS. Charles Brooks, Mrs. Richard
Brown, Mrs. Godbe and her daughter
Miss Elvare are now at Brighton.
Miss Jones, Of Chicago, is visiting Mrs
Byron Groo. Miss Jean is home again,
much improved by her visit TO the country.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. M. Bailey are home
from their wedding trip.