The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-26

Recreation hall at Fort Douglas wa.
the scene of another of the hops fol
which it is so well known, on Thursday
evening. 1t was the first since
the return of the officers from
their late attentions to the
strikers, and as consequence more
than the usual gayety prevailed. Fort
Douglas society was there en- masse
and among those from the city were
Misses Ora Hardness. Donellan
Durland, Katie Williams. Grace
Jacobs, and Messrs. Thornton, Green
George Y. Wallace, jr., Kent Smith, AL
bert Taylor, Alma Katz, Hal Cobb and
Kenneth Donellan.
The largest affair of this week will
be the hop at Garfield tomorrow even
ing. 1t will be the closing hop of the
series which has been enjoyed by the
Garfield Beach club this summer.
Though the closing hop is to be given
under the auspices Of the club, the ex-
ira invitations have been issued by a
committee consisting Of Messrs. Ives E.
Cobb, VIII j. Lawrence, Alma d. Katz,
Max Smith, Henry A. Mccormick and
Max Hanauer. The members of the
club will also invite their friends, and
1t is expected that this will be one of
the largest select dancing parties ever
given at the resort. There should be
no regrets" in this case. 1t is hoped
that honor will be done to the club
which is unquestionably one of the or
CARNATIONS representative of Salt Lake
society, and to the management of the
resort. which has never failed to do
Its utmost Tor the pleasure and COM
fort of its visitors.
Mrs. 4. f. Holden entertained a party
of young ladies at a luncheon on Fri
day. The dinner cards were ornamented
with bar Of Dixie and the menue
was distinctvely southern Golden
rod was used in masses in the decora-
ton of the rooms. Mrs. Holden is win
ming golden opinions as an entertainer
The invited guests were Misses Ora
Hardness, Luacine Hoge, Marie Alff.
Katharine Lowe, Marie Mason. Adelaide
Mason, Durlapd, Helen Sherman, Edith
Sherman, Olive Donellan and Adelaide
Brown.
Mrs. Holden also gave an elegant
little dinner party on Wednesday,, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell.
On Thursday last Mrs. Thomas Car
ter gave a luncheon in honor of some
old time friends. Those present were
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Daggett, Mrs John
Longmaid, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Montgomery,
Mis-. Hannah Wells, Mrs. Beers, Mrs.
LIE Comte, Mrs Taft, Miss Sherman,
Miss Helen Sherman, Miss Edna
Sherman and Miss Mabel Beers
In response to invit atoms from Miss
Grace Anderson about thirty young
people met at the home of her father,
Mr.. James Anderson, 153 West Fifth
South street on Wednesday evening. A
single straw attached to each card was
significant. and no one was surprised
to find before the gate a hayrack drawn
by four horses. The Jolly party
mounted the heap of straw, anticipating
a royal time, and it more than equalled
their anticipaIions. The route included
the length of West Temple and South
Temple streets, Liberty park and Main
street. The queer vehicle and its jolly
load brought up at the starting place
at il O'Clock after three hours fun,
when the programme changed. A
choice repast was served inr oomS where
tardinnieres OF roses contributed a rare
fragrance. Later all repaired to the
parlors which were frightened by a !
profusion of sunflowerS and there dane /
ing was enjoyed for an hour or more
The invited guests were Misses Addie 1
Zane, Julia Dean, Katharyn Geddes, |
Katie Williams, Bessie Glendinning,
Louise SmedIey, Annie Mae Mcmillan. |
Ella Druehl, June Sadler, Katie Horn, !