The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-20
and spent Thursday very pleasantly Will
Mrs. Frank Jennings at that resort.

and spent Thursday very pleasantly with
Mrs. Frank jennings at that resort.
DIR. and Mrs. Pinkerton are contemplate
ing pleasure trip through Idaho, Mon
tana and California,
It is reported that the date for the wed
ding of Miss Bessie Sprague and Mr..
Dave Sharp has been fixed as. Sept. II.
Mrs. L. F. Young with her daughter
Mrs. G. H. Kraft, and son Frank are
spending the month of August at Kim
ball's Park house.
Miss NJ. M. Yardley is spending her
vacation at the home of her parents III
Perkins, addition.
j. O'Hanlon has returned from the east
accompanied by his wife, who has been
spending the past five months in Europe.
She left their daughter Nellie at school in
the picturesque city OF Wicklow, Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hanlon visited the
Worlds fair during their absence.
Miss Merriam, who has been pleasant
visitor at the home OF Mrs. Freeman OF
Fort Douglas, will return to Fort Logan
on Tuesday. She expresses great admira-
ton for our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stanton left for
Chicago last week, intending to remain
two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Brinker returned Thurs
day from visit Of two months in the
east. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Grace Knight of Austin, Tex.
Miss Knight will make an extended visit.
The Bicycle club took ten mile run
Friday evening, starting at O'Clock and
returning ats. The riders were Misses
Hardness, Macintosh, Alff and South
worth, and Messers. Wicks, Holden,
Brastow and Holland Most of the same
party went to Saltair yesterday.
Mrs Bascom was the guest of Mrs. Nc
Gurrin at the Brockbank ranch few
days last week.
The Elite club gives its second ball Sat-
urday at the Auditorium hall. The COM
lock, j. E. Malloy and G. NJ. Charon.
The Misses Phillips and Mrs. Seligman
were recreating at Saltair last evening.
Miss Margaret Thompson, one of Fort
Douglas most charming young ladies,
gave lake party to the young people OF
the fort. Among the merry party bound
for Saltair were Misses Merriam, Gran
ger, WhitalI, Ruth Palmer, Margaret
Richards. Lieuts. Palmer, Erwin,
Woodward, Sorley and Mr.. L. Freeman.
The following echoes come from Brigh-
ton: William Williams, G. j. Bywater,
James Evans, John, Will and Bert Wal
ker, chaperoned by Mrs. Meaks and Mrs.
Yeadon, are occupying the Walker cot
tage.
G. E. Trover, BIG. Herrold ,fsMiss Gel
gan, Miss Mary Webb Davis and w. B.
came up from Mill D We'd
nesday and made a tour OF the upper
lakes, returning to their camp in the
evening.
]. F. woodman and DR.. Groves spent
at Brighton.
A couple of Chicago photographers were
here Thursday and photographed a num-
Der of beautiful scenes. ID
John H. Kimball was Brighton visitor
Friday.
Profs. Krouse sud Weihea with several
members of an orchestra are camping,
and their open air concerts every evening
awaken rapturous applause.
\
Nine. Lamb entertained some friends
very pleasantly on Monday. Music was
the order of the evening.
Mrs. w. H. Rowe and daughter Amy, !
have gone to Astoria, Or. TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Smith.
Miss Lucy shaffer returned from Red
Wing, Mimi, Thursday morning. She
has been attending Carleton college for
5hree years, only making one short visit