The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-28

The society is composed of the following
ladies and gentlemen: June Sprague,
Edyth Ellerbeck, Hardie Lynch, Henry
Bailey, Geneve Ellerbeck, Winnie
Sprague. Claire Clawson, Ardelle Cum
mings, Ruby Clawson, Guy Anderson.
Scott Wells, Lee Young, w. L. Ellerbeck.
social little circle was that which met
at Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft's in response
to invitations from the Misses Mason.
/ They were Miss Mary Woodward, Messrs.
Glendinning, Rob Smith, Bidwell and
| Van Vechten. Cards and conversation
whlled the hours delightfully."- away.
On Tuesday, one OF last summers gay
circle will force summer to the front, with
picnic at Walkers farm, when spring
dresses, garden hats and umbrellas, with
the pretty faces under them, will make
such truly lovely pictures. The young
men s hearts can scarcely Withstand, and
cupid will, no doubt, get in some telling
darts, that may result in the wearing OF
tulle wells and orange blossoms in lieu of
garden hats and parasols.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace gave another
of her delightfully."- elegant dinings at the
Knutsford on Thursday evening at z
o'clock. Those who enjoyed the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Downey, the
Misses Blanche Macintosh, Hardness,
Grace Wallace and Mary Louise Ander-
SON, the Messrs. John Zane, Pollock,
Charles Payy and Will Sharp.
Mrs. Richard Macintosh and her gra-
cious niece, Miss Blanch, entertained the
Banjo club on Wednesday evening in
their own charming way. Miss Grace D.
Wallace and Miss Rookledge were the
only guests present who were not mem
bers, and with SO many congenial spirits
a thoroughly enjoyable evening was as
sured.
Mrs. F. w. Wheeler, of S3S East Fourth
South, gave an evening to a number of
friends on Thursday of last week. Mrs.
w. gives up the house her family are
now occupying and leaves for her old
home in Illinois the first of June.
A pleasant little party was held at the
residence OF the Rev. DR.. Mabry in Per-
kins' addition Friday evening. His son,
Mr.. William E. Mabry, issued very
unique invitations which he had drawn
and then had photographed. An envelope
with likeness of himself on one corner
laid underneath the one on which was
Autographed the invitation, and these
were apparently set upon the branch Of a
tree. 1t was decidedly original and taste
full.
Games were played and prize, an en-
craving OF the temple, awarded Mr.. Roy
for pinning the donkey's tail. Three
guitars furnished the music for the even
ing. Among those there were: Misses
Emma Chesney, Sibyl Stewart, Claire
Ferguson, Mrs. Mcdonald, Ollie Myers,
Carey Mabry, Walter Dayton, Fred Ul-
mer, Harry Falkenburg, Will Webb and
Roy Brown.
Mrs. Longmaid had one of those de-
lightful family reunions on Wednesday
evening, when music held the attention
of all present. The Misses Shearman and
Mrs. Chandler, who have only lately ar
rived from California, were of the party.
Mrs. May is visiting her brother Mr..
w. FL. Lett.
Mrs. David Clinton Lyles left for the
east Tuesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Benedict return tomorrow
evening from Ine eaSC.
Mr.. Albert F. Philips and family have
removed to 303 North Second West.
Miss Bessie Glendinning went east Sat-
urday morning to see the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Fred and Sidney Clawson left for
Chicago Tuesday to see the Worlds fair.
Miss Grace Wallace went as far as
Omaha in company with Mrs. Mackin-
tosh.
Judge and Mrs Judd entertained Mrs.
Baldwin OF Helena very delightfully."- last
week.
Mrs. and Miss Grissom will occupy
Mrs. Fobian's residence during her alb
sence-
Mrs. Adolph F. vollIner leaves Thurs
day, and will visit with Mrs. Hahn at
Denver.
Mrs. La Barthe OF IA South First East
has for visitor her sister, Mrs. Beasley
of Chicago.
Mrs. N. B. Dresser left Tuesday, and
will be absent three months in Canada
and Chicago.
Mrs. Montgomery Parker left yesterday
for her home. She will see the Worlds
fair on the way.
Mrs. William Gibson will go east
Thursday, and will be in Chicago to do
thoroughly the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Macintosh and
Miss Blanch Macintosh left in private
car yesterday for the Worlds fair.
Mrs. II. Harrison will leave Thursday
for two months stay east, and will do
the great exhibit at Chicago before re-
turning.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin are home again
They were interested listeners at the
Krouse testimonial Monday night at the
theater.
The Delta Phi give their annual fare
well entertainment Monday evening,
May &c. All friends are cordially invited
to be present.
Mrs. Woodrow, nee -Hawley, has re-
covered from her illness. To-day is the