The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-18

a tea on Wednesday of this week at Mrs.
b. l.. Mason's, 173 East Brigham, which
promises to be unusually interesting, as
they will introduce Miss Ethel A. Hornick,
of Boston.
Mrs. Emmeline Wells, editor OF the
Wonadn's Exponent arrived from Chicago
Friday, where she has passed some weeks
attending different conventions, and In
seeing the wonders brought together
there.
Mrs. e. R. Eldredge is on her way
home, having been greatly benefited by
Celia Sharp is in company with her, and
they are expected in week or ten days.
Miss Nevada V. Davis was to have left
on Thursday last for her home in Ohio.
Miss Davis will be sadly missed by
large circle of friends to whom she has
greatly endeared herself.
Mrs. R. A. Davis, mother of Miss Mary
Webb DAVIS, leaves Washington, where
she has been engaged in the departments
twenty-6v years and she expects to make
her future home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hughes of
Omaha and Miss Cook came into the city
on Thursday last and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. john II. Hughes of West
Temple.
Mrs. A. F. McElroy and son, Mr.. W.
?. McElroy are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. McElroy of ST. Louis at
their delightful home, 1S5 street.
The Misses Young, charming daughters
of Mr.. LeGrand Young, left Thursday
for the white city and will thoroughly see
the sights ere returning.
Miss Hooper and Miss Alice Hooper
who have been in New York all winter,
arrived home Wednesday after seeing
thoroughly the Worlds fair.
| Mrs. A. W. White arrived in the city
yesterday and leaves this morning for St.
Louis, where she will there visit with
Bishop and Mrs. futile.
| Mrs. George M. Downey was to leave
for the far east last week, she will be met
later on by Mr.. Downey and together
will do the Worlds fair.
Mrs. and Miss Geigan of Baltimore,
winter, have started west again, and will
| be in Salt Lake this week.
favoritss, and Miss Brown, great belle
OF the same city, are seeing the attractions
of Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. James of Guate-
mala, Central America, are in the city.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. James,
The Misses. Lewis and Thompson are
keeping house in Professor Thomas
home on First South and Eighth East.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFFORD OF Custer. Ida,
arrived in the city Wednesday, and are
making their home at the Manitou.
Mrs. DR.. Utter is in Chicago, having
Visited Boston also during her absence.
She will be nome this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Riley, J. L. DAVIS
and 7. W. Harris are a party from Butte
stopping at the Manitou.
Mrs. William jennings is home again
having had an exceedingly pleasant trip
east. she arrived tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gurnsey who
visited the Worlds fair, and also friends
in Omaha are home again.
Mrs. H. S. Krouse returns TODAY from
an extended trip through the south and
! to the Worlds fair.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Styer came down
from Logan Wednesday and will be with
Mrs. Major Wicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Robinson who
have been at the Manitou left Wednes-
day for the east.
The ladies of st. PauIs parish gave ex-
cellent noon day luncheons Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Macintosh have
returned from the great Columbian ex-
hibit.
Mrs. Ellsworth DaggeIt returns Tues.
day from trip to the Worlds fair.
The Misses Scruggs and Pinkham ar,
guests of Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mrs. John Marshall left Thursday for {
short visit to Butte.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury was expected
home last week.
Mrs. John Groesbeck left Thursday fol
Butte, Montana.
Miss Cora Cady left Friday for tn,
Worlds fair.
Mrs. William B. Dougall returned last
week