The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-12
SOCIETY EVENTS.
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ley, Katharine Geddes, jean Groo, Mabe
Pratt, Clara Clawson, Allan Davis, Cur
Young, frankie Sharp, Celia Sharp ant
Edna Sherman.
Messrs. Kenneth Donnellan, Ben Rom
ney, Albert Taylor, Alma Katz, Kent
Smith, Herbert Lawrence. Milton Miles
VIII Hall, Will Ellerbeck, Chris Diehl,
Albert Allen, L. Mcfarland, Kenneth
Kerr, r. Glendenning, Harley jennings
Mrs. John Tisdel OF 934 Second South
gave an elegant dinner on Thursday even
ing at Z CLOCK in honor of the 7. o. 3.
club. Covers were laid for ten. and the
color scheme was yellow, which in effect
was truly brilliant. The dinner was de-
lcious in the extreme, not the slightest
detail being omitted i'll order to make a
complete success. Besides the host and
hostess those who sat down to table were
Messrs. J. NJ. Bidwell, Alphonse q. De
Ricqles, Charles II. Post, s. H. Fields.
r., William Reed, j. W. Jarrett and w.
Ii. Donnell.
DR.. and Mrs. Ira Lyons charmingly en-
tertained little party of friends last
week III compliment to Mrs. Coutaut OF
Omaha and Mrs. Hermanse OF New York.
The ladies are visiting here and were
pleased to meet their old friends. Those
present were DR.. and Mrs. Dart Mr.. and
Mrs Brinker. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Judge and Mrs. Henderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dlninny. Cards, CONVEX
sation and refreshments were the order OF
the evening.
A card party was given last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Heath to
the following guests, who had
an undoubtedly enjoyable evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hague, Mr.. Slade, Mr..
Shannon, Miss Shannon, Miss Ella Dier.
Mr. Painnier, Miss Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stooky, Mr.. and Mrs. Bender, Mr.. and
MRS Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Day, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Husbands, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. James Heath.
The prizes were, for lady, silver button
hook and shoe horn; for gentleman, silver
smoking set.
Last October we gave complete list OF
reception days, arranged alphabetically
and by the days of the week. THE HER
AID suggested. before the list was pub
lished, division of the city into districts,
north, south, east and west, for the con-
was SLOW. Now, however, the change is
being made, and we Will soon publish
corrected list and will be greatly Obliged
to the ladies if they will kindly aid US in
expedlting matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott-EIliot are up from
the ranch and at the Walker house. Mrs.
Scott-Elliot who has been quite i'll, is
now conVRlescent.
Mrs. R. B. Turner received a telegram
which called her east, she left Sunday.
and VIII be greatly missed by all her old
acquaintance and the new ones, too, for
salt Lake has never known greater |
favorite. Those who are left behind will |
wish sincerely for her speedy return.
night the club OF hich she is a member, .
and 1t goes without say ing that all pres |
ent had right royal time.
Mrs. Major Bird gave an evening to |
about twenty-five of her neighbors and |
friends at Fort Douglas, it was informal |
and consequently thoroughly enjoyable |
for with such genial host and charming
hostess how could it be otherwise?
Stall E was filed on Monday night with
to the enhancing music OF the opera of
.Robin Hood': Mesdames Gus Homes
and Kaox, Messrs. Smelly, Knox, Jones
and Bird.
The Misses Clara Bailey, Ora Hardness
and Maria Alff, AIessrs. Post, Smith and
Lawrence occupied stall G.
Another party, consisting of Mesdames
Florence Clawson, Joseph Jennings and
Miss Dinwoodey, together with Messrs.
Mccormick, Dinwoodey and Groesbeck
were in box D.
On Tuesday the elite of society turned
cut to witness ''Knickerbockers' by the
Bostonians. and IN one box we noticed
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank jennings and Miss Dwyer.
Another box was occupied by Messrs.
Glendinning and Read, whose guests
were the Misses Rookledge, Macintosh.
Aft, and Miss Briggs OF Chicago. Among {
the audience were Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus
Vollmer.
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Reyes, Mrs. Egbert Rob-
erts and Miss Fox.
Mrs. and Miss Geigan, of Baltimore. {
VINO have been visiting Miss Mary Webb
Davis. leave for home tomorrow. and ,
they take with them pleasant recollec-
tons Of Salt Lake city and its delightful !
western hospitality.
Mrs. Richard B. Margetts gave a little !
caro- party on Tuesday evening, which !
was both informal and very delightful. q
|
Mrs. Della Cochran is home again after {
two weeks delightfully."- spent in her old
home, Denver; she was the recipient OF J
much gracious hospitality while there.
Mrs. DR.. Baldwin is down from Helena
Montana, and viii spend some time with Z
her sister, Mrs. Judd, OF Perkins add il
ton. {
President Cleveland's secretary. Mr.. 7
Henry Thorber, is cousin of Mrs. Byron
Groo, Of our city.
Mrs. Coutaut of Omaha, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Brinker OF Brigham
street.
Mrs. Fred Brinker's friend, Mrs. Her a
nanse OF New York, is with her for d
visit. :,
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Mrs. Ledyard Bailey has visitor that
lid not come IN by the train, by name
little Dorothy, who arrived a week ago to
AXE up her residence with papa and
mama.
Mrs. L. c. Trent is home again, having
lad a pleasant visit with fr;ep5s -