The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-04


cakes which the fifteen darlings enjoyed
to their hearts delight.
Mrs. John Tisdale gave another OF her
elegant dinings last evening. The guests
were Mrs. e. j. Wagner, Miss Jennie
Winston and the Messrs. Fields, w. 81. /
Donnell and Heintz.
Mrs. A. Il. Tyner and daughter Kate
and Miss Lilly Tyner of Boise, Ida, are
visiting the family of Mr.. Albert F.
Philips. Miss t., it will be remembered,
is the daughter of Grants postmaster
general.
Mrs. A. P. Perkins and her daughter
Miss Belle Perkins lett last week for the
Worlds fair, and will then continue their
journey to Indiana, their former home.
Miss Gertrude Anderson has returned to
| Salt Lake after an absense of some
months in California. She is with her
father, Judge Anderson, at the Cullen.
Quite large and gay throng of young
people were entertained at Miss Lena
Preston's on Friday evening. The affair
took the form of a conversational, and was
most thoroughly enjoyable.
! Mrs. William Hyde's mother, sister
Mrs. John G.. Kelley and Miss Neva II.
Kelley of st. Louis.
| Miss Flora Stoddard, of Aspen, COL,
who has been visiting in California, ar
rived in the city last evening to visit with
Mrs. T. B. Beatty.
| Mrs. Francis S. Bascom has issued in
vitations to the number of 500 for Tues
day OF this week. From 2 to 4, 8 to and 4
to are the hours.
| The marriage of Miss Mamie Bates of
Denver, to Mr.. J. Tilton Donnellan of
our own city, is announced to occur this
month.
Miss Alta Westbrook whom all will re-
member with pleasure, passed through
our city last week on her way to Denver.
About twenty Of the young people went
on the picnic to Walkers farm on Tues
day last and had thoroughly good time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner, Of Kansas City,
arrived in the city yesterday 10 visit their
daughter, Mrs. Alexander @. Maclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wantland left last
Sunday for the east and will visit the
Worlds fair before returning.
Mrs. Henry Siegel has for visitors Mrs.
We'll and Miss Edna Jacobs who viii be
with her during the summer.
Miss Ella Thomas and her brother left
yesterday for Los Angeles and will be alb
sent until the 1st of August.
Mrs. T. w. Morrison of Fort Douglas
will entertain 100 guests on Thursday
evening at the Officers club.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ritter OF Logan,
Utah, will be in the city this week to
visit Mrs. John Tisdale.
Miss Taylor organist of st. Marks ca
thedral will remain in Salt Lake city DUR
J ing the summer.
Mrs. S. Eiseman's sister, Mrs. New
man, of Cresson, Ia, is here for visit
} OF some weeks.
Mrs. Farley Williams went up to Ogden
on Friday to attend the ball at the Mill
tary academy.
Mrs. John Taylor's guests, Mesdames
G. D. May and Mcclure, lett Thursday
for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Royle have arrived
and are visiting their parents, Judge and
Mrs. Royle.
Mrs. Armstrong nee Moyle entertained
number of friends very delightfully."- last
evening.
At afternoon teas or receptions. the bev-
erage is now favored with cloves or rum.
Another OF Miss Alf,s delightful card
parties came off on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Boggs have
planned to leave for the east tomorrow.
e Mrs. Fred Hill left Thursday for three
weeks inspection OF the Worlds fair.
r Mrs. John Greene, the lovely singer
o left Thursday evening for the east.
A Mrs. J. G. Van Alstine's mother, Mrs
= Scolhone of Texas is visiting here.
MIS-. Hairy L. LUKE leaves IQurSQal
J, for the Worlds fair.
!, Mrs. John c. Lester has gone east t.
u take the usual trip.
a Answers to Correspondents
stPussy'' = This correspondent ask
whether dinner should be ordered
q where there is printed menu, b,
Il courses or all at once. That depends
"a The Pullman dining car waiter will some
: times insist on the customer giving tn
II order right straight through, and thi
:, may be the case at some hotels not of tn
u first class; but the rule IS to order b
courses, an exception sometimes bein
= made by including the fish with the orde
= for soup.
., June-By all means if your face is large
a wear large hat. Nothing looks wors
i than a big face under a diminutiv
:; chapeau, or vice versa.
u Marie-On receiving wedding announce
" ment card it is only necessary as an &C
acknowledgements to send your visiting care
Maude-No reply is to be expected t
" an invitation to witness a marriage cere
N mony at church. Send your card if a
l. invitation is extended to the reception.
lie l.. MA teaspoonful of black peppe
lie will prevent gray or buff linens frol
= spotting if stirred into the water in Whic
= they are to be washed.
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