The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-30

brighton. Messrs. Horace and Walter
Ellerbeck have joined them for a short
time. The latter will return to Philadel-
phla to resume his medical studies in two
weeks.
Mrs. Levin of London. England, widow
of the late Rev. William IL. Levin, is
visiting Mrs. ). o. b. Cummings. She
will remain about two weeks when she
leave for short visit in Lincoln, Neb.,
before returning to her home.
party from Fort Douglas went to
SaltaIr, as usual, yesterday. Mrs. Morri-
son, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Granger, Miss
Coffin, Captain Palmer, Lieutenant
Palmer and Lieutenant Woodward were
some of the party.
Mrs. c. H. Cooper of Pueblo, who has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur Welby for
several weeks, Will return to her home
tomorrow. Mrs. Cooper is charmed with
our city. She leaves many new friends
behind her.
Invitations were issued last Thursday
for the wedding OF Miss Margaret Louise
Zane and DR.. Jno. Sherman Witcher. 1t
is to take place at the First Congre-
gationai church, August s, at p. m.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Buck left last week
to spend August in Nebraska, Mrs. Buck
to visit her father, at Fort Robinson, and
the lieutenant to take part in the depart
ment rife competition at Omaha.
Percy Sadler entertained number of
friends at his home last week. Among
those present were Maurice E. Levy, Art
Bailey, Frank Swensen, Charles Bouruk
and James Young.
Hon. ). L. Rawlins left for Washing
ton Wednesday. His family will join
him abe Ut Sept. 1. Mrs. Rawlins will be
at home to her friends on Friday as usual
through August.
Mrs. I. A. Clayton and Mrs. Will
Hampton are spending a few weeks at
point to q mountain resort, because the
lake is accessible.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lipman and Mrs. Waller
stein viii occupy a cottage at Brighton
until September. Mrs. Joseph Obern-
doffer joined them Thursday, and will
remain week.
Misses Alff, Hoge and Southworth and
Messrs. Frank Holland and Mckay en-
joyed a game at tennis at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Williams Monday
evening.
Mrs. and Miss Drummer and Misses
Ralla Simon and Bertha Meyer spent
Thursday afternoon very pleasantly as
the guests of Miss Mamie Morris.
Mrs. Joseph Young gave theatre
party Friday night to Major Paddock and
party. Miss Alton Young, Mrs. LeGrand
Young and w. G. Mcmillan.
Mrs. J. D. Spencer and Miss Alice Girls
mon spent the early part of the week at
Logan. They were The guests OF Mrs.
George w. Thatcher, ir.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis and her mother,
Mrs. L. M. Lee, who have been visiting
points in New England, are expected to
return Wednesday,
Mrs. N. W. Clayton is occupying the
White cottage at Saltair, where Mrs.
Louis Cannon spent the earlier part OF
the season.
Mrs. Hiram CIawson and daughter,
Miss Ruby, Mrs. DIR. Benedict and Mrs.
Weeks will go to Brighton about the first
OF August.
Mrs. Max Kohn and daughter left this
morning for their home in Lincoln, Neb.
after spending few weeks with Mrs.
Hadra.
DR.. and Mrs. Geyer, of Denver, who
have been guests OF Lieutenant Geyer for
several weeks, left last week for their
home.
Mrs. Newman, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Eisman during the Summer, left
for her home at Creston, Ia, on Satur-
day.
Miss Anderson, who has been visiting
Captain and Mrs. Mcfarland, returned
last week to her home at Columbus, o.
Captain and Mrs. Palmer and Lieuten-
ants Palmer, Gregg and Stedman cele-
brated Pioneer Day at Saltair.
Mr.. j. E. Game returned last week
from Soda Springs, Ida. His family will
remain tQeT6 LOT some weeks.
Mrs. George S. Gannett is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. a. G. Thomson, and Miss
Thomson, OF New York.
Mrs. L. Levitt and Miss Lillian are at
Manitou, Colo, and will remain until
the middle OF September.
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Rector Ridgely of st. Paul's is spend
ing ten days at Brighton, the guest of
Mrs. N. f. Putnam.
Mons. Hubert Arnold played exquis-
1tely at the home of Mrs. L. J. Amy
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry Duke entertained Miss Alff
and Miss Southworth at O'Clock din
ne. on Thursday.
Judge Howat and daughter, Miss Mary,
have spent most OF the month at
Brighton.
A large number of -FOUR crowd'' will
dance ct Younger's carnival at Saltair,
Aug. II.
Mrs. j. T. Richards is entertaining
her friend, Miss Mand Keeny of Pocatello.
Mrs. L. G. Young and Mrs. Mamie
Price are visiting Mrs. VIM. Price.
Miss Brown, of San Francisco, is the
guest of Bishop and Mrs. Leonard.