The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25

Davis and Leyson, Rawlins, Compton,
Harding, Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
and Mrs. Holloway.
Miss Ethel B. Ferguson, who has been
for the past year at the Fort Edward
Collegiate Institute, n. Y, returned
home on Tuesday last for the summer
vacation. She maintained the high repu-
tation Salt Lake students generally bear
in eastern schools by carrying off the
prize for literary work and essays during
| the year; also received honorable men
ton for music and oratory.
| Miss Leda Rawlins gave peanut hunt
yesterday afternoon that was an alto
gether enjoyable affair. Pretty silk bags
were given the guests, and a search for
nuts began. All through the grass they
were found and a prize awarded the one
who gathered the greatest number.
| When the sport was ended, a delicious
supper was served from table daintily
adorned.
Thursday next there is to be picnic at
Bountiful, given to the Jewish Sunday
school. All are to meet at 10 O'Clock al
| the Salt Lake & Hot Springs depot. A
good time is in store for all who attend.
The lawn fete given Thursday evening
On the grounds OF ex-Marshal Parsons
for the benefit OF the Y. NJ. G. A. was a
beautiful affair, and was fully described
in The HERALD the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ravens and sis
| tiers, the Misses Addie and Emma, of Den.
yer, passed through the city Thursday.
They visited their brother, B. L. Ravens,
and are en- route to Helena, Mon.
Tomorrow night members of the ssSalt-
air Club' will dance several figures o.
the 'sCotillion, and the master of lead
ers will guide the merry dancers through
gracefully and successfully.
A promenade concert was given by the
officers of Fort Douglas on Wednesday
evening that was most enjoyable affair.
Only three or four were there from the
city.
Mrs. Adolphus T. VolImer, who has
been visiting Mrs. Holm, at Denver,
some weeks past, will be home Sunday
| next. She has had most delightful trip
] NIL. anu N1tss SOlIOu, MISS OlhTd OOlIOL
and Frances Cotton arrived Tuesday from
Chicago, where they have been for sew.
| eral weeks seeing the great exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Clawson, Spencer
Clawson, Jr., Mrs. e. Y. Davis, Alley
Davis and Miss Emma Ellerbeck left fol
Chicago and New York Tuesday last.
Mrs, Herbert Heatly of Denver, the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bond, will remain in the city sew
eral months as their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Bonnemort
leave about the middle of the week for
Cedar Creek canyon, and will rusticate
for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. James, who
have been visiting NE. and Mrs. William
F. James, left for Chicago and the far east
Tuesday.
Invitations are out for an Sat Home''
to be given by Mrs. and Miss Benedict
Wednesday, June %, from 2 to o'clock.
Mrs. W.. II. Henkle, of Chicago, ar.
rived Saturday, the 18th, and is visiting
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Zane
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Terhune and fam.
lily returned Saturday after an extensive
trip through the east and to Chicago.
Stall was occupied by the Mise.
Withall and Woodward, Lieutenants
Irwin and Steadman.
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Mrs. Howard B. Payne, of st. Louis
is in the city for the summer visitin.
with her mother, Mrs. William Hyde, O
457 Z. First South.
The Misses Palmer and Coffman AM
} Lieutenants Palmer and Gregg viewed th,
. play from stall G..
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Winston, of New
York, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
P. Keller.
Mrs. w. s. and Miss Mccormick ar,
home again, having enjoyed the fair t,
the full.
Miss Mary Hawkes. left Tuesday evenin,
on the Rio Grande and will be absent
month.
: Mrs. Arthur Brown gave another of he
, charming dinings on Tuesday OF las
week.
Mrs. George t. Brice is in Denver visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. George Am
stee.
Mrs. William Reed and Mrs. Ottenber,
l leave for Chicago this morning.