The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-09

OF which she is a member, on Friday
evening. There was good music and
plenty OF it, as well as bright converse,
which was followed by delicious refresh
ments. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. V. M. Q. Silva. Professor and Mrs.
Krouse, Mrs. Woodrow, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown and their visitors from
Park City, Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs.
Eoyt, of Michigan; Messrs. Kent and
Bert Ravens.
Friday Mrs. McElroy and her son, Mr..
William 2. McElroy, gave the evening to
the entertainment OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McElroy of Carthage, Missouri,
relatives of the host and hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Phelps were guests and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, the Messrs. Rob.
Officer and Charles Fueller were also of
the party. Some charming music was
given by Mesdames Phelps and Pollock.
Refreshments were served later.
Thursday Miss Luaclne entertained in
charming style the same parties that
went on the drive with Miss Aft and Mr..
Hampton.
This, too, was to compliment Miss
Southworth, who has already become
greet favorite; she is bright little lady,
quick at repartee, and engaging in man
ner. The gay crowd devoted one evening
to their friends at the fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes gave a
very elegant dining Thursday evening ia
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Royle. The table was beautified with
pink roses and fragrant white carnations.
The dinner ended, music and conversa-
tlon gave charm to the evening hours.
Miss Weber and Miss Ethelyn are ex-
pected home on Tuesday after prolonged
visit IN southern California with relations
and friends. Misses Ella aud Evie Thomas
will also return, having spent several
weeks in Los Angeles.
Miss Strong, of Indiana, who for some
months has visited Mrs. j. P. Bache,
leaves with regret today. Her stay has
been made especially enjoyable by the
many friends of Mrs. Bache and those
she herself has drawn about her.
The Rev. Moses P. jacobson went to
Denver the past week to perform the
marriage ceremony of his sister, Miss
Sarah jacobson and Mr.. Lehman, the
celebrated musician and leader of the
Lehman quartette.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall gave a charming
fete recently, on her beautiful lawn, to
the little ones at St. AIMS Orphanage.
A bright spot like this will make glad the
little hearts of the children as long as
memory lasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown returned
from Park City, Wednesday, bringing
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Hoyt, the
last named OF Michigan, as guests. They
will remain until Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. M. E. Onion gave number of her
friends an enjoyable evening at high five
on Monday last, the game and pleas
centive to while away the hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Phelps of St.
Louis. have, for some days, been in our
city and are so pleased with its attractions
trip to California and Portland.
Mrs. F. s. Richards is once more in our
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aside her duties at the Worlds fair for the
time being. She will now refresh herself
in our inyigorating cline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Sells have returned
from trip to the Worlds fair. On their
way home they stopped in Colorado, and
among their trips about that region thew
assembled Pixies Peak.
A Fourth Of July pleasure was a
lawn fete and fireworks on the lawn at
Rowland Hall, for the delight of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waite's little ones and their friends.
The marriage of Miss Clara Markham
and Mr.. Frank II. Cherry will be solemn
ized Tuesday morning at II o'clock in
st. Marks cathedral.
Mrs. L. Cohn, her daughter, Miss Edna,
and her mother, Mrs Llpman, saw the
great exhibition and arrived home on
Tuesdays train.
Mrs. George A. Lowe and Miss Kath-
arine Lowe returned Wednesday from the
far east and a visit to the Worlds fair.
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Mrs. Wythe DENLY gives an informal
card party Thursday in compliment to
Miss Worthing, who is with her.
Mrs. Fred j. Hill arrived from the east
some days ago. having visited and thor
oughly enjoyed the White City.
A party of young people went out to
Walkers farm yesterday in the Utah.
Mrs. Walker chaperoned them.
Miss Grace Wallace came in Friday
from Omaha, where she fingered on bel
way from the World fair.
Tuesday Miss Marie Alff gave tea or
the lawn in honor of her guest Mis-
southworth of New York.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hazard, southern lady
from Dallas, Tex, is visiting Mrs. II. c.
! Carr of ZIG Eighth street.
Colonel and Mrs. Woodward wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. P. Stanton
Monday night, at Saltair.
Miss Keogh left Wednesday for Chicago
where she will represent Mrs. Richard.
the ensuing weeks.
Miss Margaret Park came In on thu
same train with Mrs. Lowe, bringing q.
a visitor cousin.
Mrs. Spencer CIawson returns thi
week, having thoroughly done tn
Worlds exhibits.
NJ S. I'll. S. Krouse has invitations GU