The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-01

of the guests furnished pleasant enter
tainment. The guests were Misses Amy
hyde. Maud Thorn, Clara Cotton, and
Messrs. Will Smedlev, Will Walker, Geo.
Misses Grace, Lucille and Alton Young
entertained some friends at duplicate
whist Thursday evening. There were
present Miss Katz, the Misses Sherman,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clawson, Mr.. and
MRS. Frank Jennings, Messrs. Kenneth
Kerr, Alma Katz, Vernon Hardy and Will
Ford.
George Trumbo gave small party
Thursday evening, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present. Games and music
drove dull care away. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beattie, Misses Vln
cent, Raleigh, Brockbank, Clara Fergu-
son, Katie Trumbo, and Messrs. Frank
Leslie, Lester Freed, Zach Derrick, Ed
Hazelgrove and John Trumbo.
The Thespians will give a hop at
Yoanger's hall tomorrow evening, the
first of a series OF dancing parties TO be
given by that organization The
Thespian society has given some very
successful entertainments both social and
dramatic. The officers are: j. Hartman,
president, Ray Lichtenstein, vice-presi-
dent; Sara Cohen, secretary; Lee Ranso-
hoff. treasurer, and j. l.. Frank, stage
manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dallin will be at
the Walker house this coming week, and
will then leave for the east. After spend
ing some time at the Worlds far, Mrs.
Dallin will go on TO Boston, her old home,
and remain for some time. Mr.. Dallin
expects to return to Salt Lake in Novem-'
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracey, OF
Cheyenne, Wy, who have been visiting
in the city for The past three weeks, left
on Thursday for Chicago. They will be
gone month and on their return will
make this city their home,
Mrs. William Stewart and Miss Ret
tew of Philadelphia, who have been visit
ing Miss Sara Zane, left for the east yes
terday- Mrs. Zane win extend her visit
several weeks.
Mrs. II. S. Krolse returned from Chi
cago Thursday after visit of four weeks.
Her mother, Mrs. Judge Williams, con-
Guided to remain in the east for an in
definite time.
Mrs. Hyde and Miss Amy Hyde left for
St. Louis last evening. Miss Benson
visited friends in Colorado last week and
will join Mrs. and Miss Hyde at Denver
tomorrow
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin, of Park City,
spent a few days in the city last week,
and was one OF the guests at the Wood
Grissom wedding on Wednesday.
Current events were discussed at the
meeting of the Ladies' Literary club
Friday afternoon, the Chinese question
receiving considerable attention.
Among those recently returned from
Chicago, we notice Mrs. Theodore Bru-
back, Miss Gertie Allen, Miss Edna
Sherman and Harry Sherman.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, who recently re-
ceived the SAD news of the death of her
brother, has the sympathy OF many
friends In her bereavement.
A pleasant children's party was given
at fOrI DOuSl9S laSG evening", Henry
Heitzman entertaining about twenty of
his little friends.
A goodly party OF friends rendered Mr..
Henry Barnes a surprise party one even
ing last week, and the guests report
jolly time.
The Ladies' Society of the Unitarian
church will give the initial one of series
of afternoon entertainments this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hirschler leave
this week for San Francisco, where they
Will make their home IN the future.
Mrs. Welby and daughters, Misses
Lena and Winnie, are at Berkeley, CAL,
where they will spend the winter.
The Memo club gave pleasant dancing
party at the Twelfth ward meeting house
Friday evening.
Miss Worthington, sister of DR.. Worth