The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

cfety than many OF IT'S predecessors OF
the early summer have been. Mrs.
William Jennings gave a kettledrum on
Friday, which was the chief event of
the week. Mrs. Chloe Eldredge gave
a tea on Tuesday, there was a hop at
Fort Douglas on Friday evening, and
there were a few smaller parties.
The chief events in sight are the
lawn fete by Mrs. Dinwoodey and Mrs.
Moyle, Miss Vorse's lawn party, and
the lawn fete at Mrs. Gilmers resi-
dence.
A hop was given at Fort Douglas on
Thursday evening which was attended
by most of the post people as well as
a. goodly number from the city. 1T was
in honor of the Misses Shoup of Boise.
After the hop refreshments We're serv-
ed at the quarters of Colnel and Mrs.
Coates. Beside the residents of the
fort, there were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Keyes, the Misses Shoup, Miss Hoge,
Miss Edna Shearman, Miss Jean An
derson, Miss Clara. Cotton, Miss Katie
Williams, Miss Jean Groo, Miss Grace
Jacobs, Miss Bessie Glendinning and r.
J. Glendinning, George Lawrence, Milt
Miles, George Smith, Tod Goodwin,
Francis Cotton, Alma. Katz, and Dana,
Kent and Wayne Smith.
Lieutenant and Mrs Johnston gave
a high five on Friday evening, as a
farewell party to their friends of the
garrison. The prize winners were Mrs.
Blunt who won a. cut glass bowl, and
Captain Richards, whose trophy was a
china cup and saucer.
The invited guests were Colonel and
Mrs. Blunt, Reverend and Mrs. f. w.
Norris, Colonel and Mrs. Coates, DR..
and Mrs. Hickman, Captain and Mrs.
Richards, Captain and Mrs. Allen, Cap
tain and Mrs. Morrison, Captain and
Mrs. Whitall, Captain and Mrs. Nc
Farland, DR.. and Mrs. Polhemus. Miss
Sorley, Miss Whitall, Miss Laura
Thompson, Captain Woodbury., Lieuten-
ant Cowles, Lieutenant Lassiter, Lieu
tenant Spence, Lieutenant Erwin and
Lieutenant Carey.
Mrs. H. WI Chase and Miss Phyllis
Young gave a pretty pink and white
luncheon in honor of Miss Mitchell on
Thursday last. The guests, most of
whom were schoolmateS of Miss Mitch
ell and Miss Young, at Rowland hall,
were Miss June Sadler, Miss Jennie
Howat, Miss Margaret Howat, Miss An
ME Mae Mcmillan, Miss Lucille Rancke.
Miss Katherine Mckay, Miss Lillian
i
Miss Louise Smedley gave a small
and informal but pleasant dancing par
ty on Tuesday evening.
Among her guests were Miss Clara
Cotton, Miss Grace Jacobs, the Misses
Shoup. Miss Bessie Glendinning, Miss
Katie Williams, Miss Marguerite Rich
ards Miss Addie Zane, Miss Catherine
Geddes. Miss Margaret Thompson. Miss
Louisa Thompson and NIilt Miles. Tod
Goodwin, Wayne Smith. Dana. Smith,
George Smith, Frances Cotton and Al
ma. Katz.
Miss Emile Katz entertained the
Eighteen club on Friday evening. Par
of the evening was spent in playing
high five The tally cards were pretty
and unique, decorated with handpaint
ings of butterflies. Miss Lowe won the
first ladies' prize, Bohemian glass
vase, and Mr. Nye the first gentleman
prize, a silver key ring. Music was
also pleasant feature Of the evening.
Besides the members of the club there
We're present Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Din
woodey, Misses Helen and Edna Shear
man, Miss Sue Bacon. Mr.. Harry Shear
man and Mr.. Ives Cobb.
In response to invitations from Mr.
Isaac A. Clayton and Mr.. Vernon S
Hardy a large number of pleasure
seekers went to Saltair on the o'clock
train last evening. When they ar
rived some wet their backs in the briny
deep, others consumed the contents OF
well filled lunch baskets, still others
began dancing to the strains OF
Christensens orchestra, but all finally
yielded to the charms of the music anc
the great pavilion soon presented the
appearance of a ball room. The pretty
summer attire of the ladies made the
scene one of bright and varied color.
The party left for Saltair on a train
at II o'clock.
Among the gentlemen invited were
Messrs. S. H. Gillds Max Smith, S. G.
Walker, S. II. Walker, w. H. Law.
renee. G. n. Lawrence, Z. O.. Howard
Mr.. Tyre, B. G. Romney, H. L. A. Cul-
mer, H. NJ. Wells, W. Clawson, Spen.
Ger Clawson. Sci Clawson, w. G. Ford
A. Mckay, r. Mckay, F. McKimmins
. II. Mccormick, S. H. Lynch, I. E. Cobb
W. Buckholtz, H.. .Shearman, A H
Peabody, George Brastow, NJ Robert.
son, r. F. Hoag, D. Austin, jr., L A
Benton, w. G. Mcmillan, D. R. Gray
George Kur, J. II. Sullender, G. C. Nc.
Intyre, A. Stevenson, NJ. S. Hanauer
Clarence Mccormick, L. W. King, A