The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
McCune, Merrill, Rogers, Force, Clark,
Smith, Romney, Edwards, Whitney,
Stringham, Trumbo and DR.. Whitney.

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Trumbo and DR.. Whitney.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Miss Josephine Solomon on
Monday last, her birthday. 1t took the
form of lawn fete, judging from the
number of Chinese lanterns, the hutter of
white dresses and the sound OF laughter
that were noticeable.
Among the guests were Mesdanes Hyde
and Brown, Misses Irvine, Ball, Wallace,
Reed, Solomon, ElkinS, Brown, Holmes,
Cartwright, Trayner, Johnson, Flash
man, Hyde, Ostler. Grow and Winkley;
Messrs. Davis, Howard, Early. Brown,
Hyde, Lewis, Grow, Dinwoody, Ostler,
Solomon, Platt, Culver, Wilson, IRE and
Hagman.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Dean, the occasion being the
birthday of their daughter. Miss Lucy.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
In dancing and at cards. De-
llcious refreshments were served.
The young hostess received many
OF the usual birthday congratulations
as well as some more more substantial
tokens of good will Among the guests
were Misses Hattie Wallace, Ella Ensign,
Bee Wilkinson, Elsie Burrows, Lizzie
Smith, Belle Weller, Lydia Weller, An
ME Cartwright, Marie WOLF. Mary Hag-
man, Ida Pitt, HiIma Petersen, Messrs.
o. r. Grow, G. E. Dinwoody, c. F. Sol
ONION, Charles Hague, j. d. Hagman,
John Lowe, Will McKellars, George
Allen, Will McCune, Warren Salisbury,
Will Foster, Joseph Mellon, Samuel
Winters, Walter Brown and Samuel Bar
ren.
Miss Miriam May Goldberg writes THE
HERALD that of the LOO students who
applied for admission to the Normal Col
lege of New York, 600 passed the entrance
examiaati Miss Miriam was one OF
the successful candidates. She is modest
as regards any credit to herself for pass
ing the difficult examinations and speaks
in the highest terms of the excellent in
struction she received while in the
Twelfth ward school, She thinks her
success is due to the efforts of her teachers
while she attended that school. She is
clever and energetic and deserves all the
honors she may win.
SUNDAYS HERALD contained an item
concerning a marriage ceremony to be
performed at Logan. It seems that the
Misses Shoebridge went to Logan to visit
some friends and that Messrs. Sheets and
Wells took the same train on their way to
the canyon for few days fishing. An
acquaintance of the young people in some
way reached the conclusion that they
were going to be married and gave his
conclusion to the reporter as a fact. while
nothing was further from the thoughts
OF the young people.
An informal hop was given at Fort
Douglas Tuesday with the double pur-
pose of speeding the parting guest, Mis-.
Coffin, and welcoming the new, Miss
Merriam. Among those present wer:
Mesdames Heisman, Noble, Penroset
Whitall, Johnston, Misses Granger,
Coffin, Palmer, Hart. Kelly, Hooper
Merriam, Captain Noble, Captain Wood
bury, LiouJenants Erwin, John ton,
Stedman, Sorley, Gregg and Mrs. Glen
DINING.
sour Crowd" omitted their usual ex,
cursion last week as most of the clut
members were attending rehearsaIs fol
Younger's dancing carnival on the It'll
inst. The usual party will probably b,
given on Thursday.
Many society people joined the Masoni
excursion to Garfield beach on Thursday
aud thoroughly enjoyed the excellen
literary and musical programme, tn
luxurious bathing, not to mention
dancing.
Mrs. W. H. Smith left for Chicag
Tuesday, accompanied by her sister, Mis-
Cone. They will spend a couple OF week
at the fair, after which Miss Cone will re
turn to her home at Hornellsville, N. Y
Mrs. Smith will extend her visit in tn
Windy city till September.
Mrs. E. G. Williams is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. II. S. Krouse. She wi,
remain here until the first of September
when she Will leave for an extended trip
including a visit to the Worlds fair an
winter in the south.
Mrs. I. Pincus and Mrs. Adolph Pincu
of Butte, Mon, have come to the cit
| hoping that sojourn of a month or ST
weeks here will benefit the hea lth of th
former.
Mrs. Bert Seabolt of Fort Duchesne
who made many friends during her sta
in the city last winter, has returned an
is at the Walker House for the present.
Mrs. Bascom was at home to her frienc
as usual on Wednesday. She says sh
| had no intention of accompanying til
Mesdames weigel, Cooper, Archer
Mr.. and Mrs. Brink, and Mr.. and Mr..
Harrey Knox LETT yesterday morning fo
a two weeks sojourn at Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Pearson have r.
turned from pleasant visit with rels
tives and friends in the east. They wei
away five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norris are at HON
on Monday evenings, aud their FRIEND
are always sure OF a hearty reception ar
pleasant hour.
Miss Fannie Sharkey left on Monda
for visit in San Francisco. She will |
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Druehl and their daugl
ter, Miss Ella, expect to go to Chicag
the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Crismon a
among the visitors at the great expos
ton.
Mrs. Joseph Lippman returned from
visit of nine weeks in Chicago, on Tue,
day.
Miss Brown of Kansas City, 'Iis visitir
Miss Hurst.
Miss Sinclair OF Oakland, is the que