The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-30

with all the chess players of the city,
but they will be cordially welcomed.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
W. Sloan, formerly Of Logan, will be
glad to know that they have taken up
their residence in this CITY,
Mrs. C. H. Kraft, entertained the
ladies of a literary club to which she
belongs, on Thursday last.
Mrs. Stephen H. Lynch has issued
invitations for afternoon functions on
Tuesday andS Thursday of this week.
At the last meeting of the Cleofan
Mrs. Morse read an interesting paper
on current events.
Mr.. A. Roundy entertained a party
of gentlemen at his home. 513 East
First South street, on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. H. S. Joseph is expected home
from the east on Wednesday. Mrs.
Joseph will remain in Noblesville, Ind,
for longer visit.
Mrs. P. W. Irish and Mrs. A. E.
Beamer of Bellevue, Ida, are visiting
Mrs. G. W. Parks.
Mrs. Isaac Clayton gave a small
luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Isabel Stevens, of Omaha, and
formerly of this city, is at the NJ nitou,
and her friends will be panied to learn
that she is very i'll.
AS stated in yesterdays Herald, the
enga cement of Miss w. Selena Lesser
and Mr.. B. K. Bloch has been ann 'unc-
ed. Miss Lesser is the elder da ghter
York.
Miss Pearl Young and Mr.. Frank
Bird, of Park City, were the guests of
Major and Mrs. Bird last week.
Mrs. Standing. of ST. Louis, who has
been spending the summer with rela-
tives in this city will leave for her
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Schuyler Shelp entertained
players on Thursday evening. in honor
of her guest Mrs. G. S. Lee who left
last evening for her home in Detroit,
Mich. There were present Judge and
Mrs. Bowman, MI. and Mrs. Charles
Fifield. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoag,
Mrs. Rie Dix, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Roberts, Mr.. ]. T. Daniel and Mr.. A.
c. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Shelp will go
to Park City tomorrow to attend the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Geiger.
The Neighborhood club was pleasant
ly entertained by Mrs. George Brice,
Park avenue, Thursday evening. Mrs.
J. Eager took first prize. Mrs. S. Dick
inson the consolation, DR.. Stiehl first
prize and Mr.. A. Parsons the BOBBY.
On Saturday evening Miss Jessie
Kennard entertained a number of her
friends at high five. The invited
guests were her sister, Mrs. D. L.
Woodmansee. Misses Jessie Blair, Jes-
sic Forbes, Bertha Garter, Anna Mae
Mcmillan, June Sadler, Fannie Bird,
ter, Ella Clark, Clair Clinton, Addie
Zane, and Messrs. Fred Odell, Jay Gill
mer, Dana Smith, Kenneth Donnallin,
Sam Porter, Joshua Grant, Harry
Hampstead, Harry Brink, Charlie Law
renee and Guine Officer.
The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. Richard Macintosh tomorrow af-
ternoon at go when Mrs. Morse will
address the club on scientific cleaning
On Monday, Oct. s, the club will meet
n its new quarters on the second floor
Of the Mercantile block. The Cleofan
will probably use the same rooms.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Haberly, of Terre |
aaute, Ind, will arrive in this city on !
Thursday, and probably on the follow
ng day will give the first of series of |
ectures on art. The Woman's club has |
rendered her the use of its rooms for |
he free lecture which will be on the |
Italian Renaissance. The lady is high |
Y recommended by authorities on the |
subject of art.
Miss Hattie and Ida Heathe. Miss
Eva Hook and Mr. Walter Hath re-
urned this morning from a pleasant
rip through Yellowstone park.
Mr.. Arthur L. futile is in the CITY
md is receiving a warm welcome from
lis own friends as well as those of his
ather' Bishop futile.
Miss Addie Hampton is visiting Lien
enant and Mrs. Styer. of Logan.
Mrs. H; S. krouse returned from the
asst on Thursday.
Miss Lottie Levy entertained some
Dung friends yesterday, the occasion
eing her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Fyler are now at
one at 20 Centre street, formerly oc-
upied by DR.. and Mrs. TAYLOR.
The Cleofan will meet on Tuesday T.
'7th Miss Mary Teasdel, 1913 South
'emple street.