The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-13

tlons.
The club known as Tour Crowd'' has
disbcnded for the summer. It may be-
reorganized in the 1ail for weekly dancing
parties at Younger's hall. A few Of the
evening. They were the Misses Evans,
Hammer, Lyons and Sharp and Messrs.
Davidson. Darrell, Fisher, Lincoln,
Tewksbury and Sampson.
Mrs. and Miss Howatt, Mrs. Thomas
Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris,
Judge and Mrs. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Lipman, Mrs Simon Bambergar,
Mrs. Simon Eisman, Mrs. j. c. Clark,
Mand Walker are among recent guests at
the Brighton hotel
The Elite club gave its first ball last
night IN the auditorium. The hall was
artistically decorated and the music was
furnished by the Christensen orchestra.
Miss Miller won the prize offered for the
best lady waltzer. The ball was de-
cided success. The club will give another
onithe 9th inst.
Following is an extract from Brighton
letter: 'sAlrs. Harrison Brooks gave
bonfire party at Brighton last week in
honor OF the birthday OF Miss Theresa
Godbe. Over eighteen pounds of Mrs.
Brooks candy was slowed away by the
pleasure seekers. -
Mrs. Hiram Clawson returned from
Brighton early last week. Misses Ruby
and Clara Clawson, Geneva Ellerbeck,
Mrs. and Miss Meaks, Mrs. Benedict and
Messrs. Meaks, Chauncy, Benedict and
Scott Wells returned on Friday.
A jolly party went to Garfield Friday
evening at 7:1O. Among the party we
noticed Misses Hook, Dyer, Freed,
Brockbank, Katie Trumbo and Florence
Crismon, and Messrs. George Trumbo,
Howard Trumbo, Andrew TrumDo, L.
Brockbank and Lester Freed.
Mrs. W. A. Andrews, wife OF Professor
Andrews who is giving series OF lectures
before the summer school for teachers in
ciety at Hastings, Neb. The ladies of
Salt Lake city will find her charming
acquaintance.
Mrs. w. Il. Levin, who has been the
guest of Mrs. S. o. 3. Cummings for two
weeks, left on Monday Tor a visit al Lin
coin, Nebraska. She will also visit the
Worlds fair before retu cnlng 10 her home
in London, England
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger gives a small
dinner party today in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Lang, OF Portland, Or. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Obern
dorfer ana Mr.. and Mrs. Greenewaid will
be The guests.
Among tho members of the Bicycle
club who made run to Calder's park
Monday were, Miss Aft, Miss South
worth and Messrs. Wicks, Holden and
Pollock.
The Ladies' Literary club was requested
to furnish fac smile of their manual for
the permanent Worlds fair exhibit. A
handsome one was sent Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Augsburg have re-
turned from thelr bridal tour in the east.
They are at home to their friends 80 West
Fifth South.
The Salt Lake Literary club is band
of young people who organized recently
for Improvement and ''good time"
combined.
Miss Evans, Miss Dollie Walker and
Messrs. Sharp Walker and Harold Pitt
spent last Sunday at the Walker farm.
Mrs. Smell, Miss Axle Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Burton accompanied the
Lyceum party to Sgltair on Thursday.
Mrs. and Miss Bailey and Messrs. Post
and Donnell left Wednesday Tor week 8
visit at the Burke ranch in Idaho.
Miss Alice Hooper left for Portland Ore
gon, Monday evening. She will spend a
month among friends in that city.
1t is reported that DR.. and Mrs. Witcner
will remain in the city until fall when
they will visit the Worlds fair.
Miss Donie and Mr.. Sharp Walker went
to the Walker farm yesterday for week s
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Eccies.
Mr.. and Mrs. DruehI and Miss Ella left
for Chicago on Wednesday. They will be
gone until October LIST.
Misses Aft. Hoge and southworth with
some friends made up party for Saltair
Saturday night.
Mrs. E. johnson has been spending a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Clayton at the
Saltair cottage.
Mrs. George Ryan expects to leave on
Wednesday for visit Of six months in
California.
Mrs. Wash Young has returned from
pleasant visit with Mrs. S. H. Lynch al
Wasatch.
The dancing carnival at Saltair or
Wednesday evening promises TO be great
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Benson left or
Thursday for Brighton, to be gone a weel
or more.
Many society people enjoyed the must
cal treats at the lake resorts last week.
Mrs. G. C. Dallin expects to spend {
few days at Castillo Springs this week.
Mrs. Ellerbeck and the young Iadie,
returned from Brighton yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Sharp is spending the sum
mer at Pleasant Valley Junction.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs and daughter hav,
gone to Brighton for few days.
Mrs. waIlenstein and Mrs. Lipman will
return from Brighton today.