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

Ethel Paul, Jessie Forbes, Jean Ander-
son, Bertha Carter, Marguerite Rich
ards, Lee Judd, and Messrs. Percy Sad
Ter, Jay Gilmer, Hal Hampstead, Walter
Druehl, Frank Kraft, Chris Diehl, Miles
Varian, Bert Varian, Tod Goodwin,
Dana Smith, Frances Cotton, Milt
Oglesby, A. B. Sawyer, Rob Tiernan,
Nit Miles, Amadee Duncan, Kenneth
Donellan and others.
The Misses Lesser gave a tally-ho
party on Thursday evening in celebra-
ton Of the birthday Of Miss Clarisse
Lesser. The tallyho filed with a crowd
of merrymakers left the home of Mr.
Louis Cohn at o'clock and made the
rounds of the principal streets and
favorite drives until 10. when the party
returned to Mr.. COINS residence. There
they enjoyed an elaborate supper, after
wards playing charades till an early
hour on Friday.
The guests were Misses Carrie Mas,
Edna Jacobs, Stella Joseph, Rothen-
burg, Dollie Stopper, Sara Cohen, Her
Eisman, Frances Phillips, Tillie Phil
lips, Fannie Hanauer, Ida Hanauer,
Bertha Meyer, Jennie Oppenheimer,
Ralla Simons, Lollie Seigel, and Messrs.
VIII Symons, Harry Symons, Harry
Hoffheimer, 3. K. Bloch, I. Seligman,
Frank Rafnsohoff, Lee Ransohoff, A
l.. Jacobs, Morris Friedman, Dr. Meyer,
]. Hartman, J. Greenewald, J. Seigel,
Ernest Bamberger, Max Crotki, Joseph
Simon, Louis Bamberger and Max Han
auer.
The Misses Sherman entertained a
few friends at an impromptu musicale
on Thursday evening. There were pres
ent MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Krouse, Miss
Blanche Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Griffin, Mrs. Conover, Mr.. Grant Hamp-
ton, Mr.. Will Lawrence and Mr.. Ives
Cobb.
Mr.. Theodor Salmon had been invited
to play at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. HIPS
weekly at home on Thursday evening.
To this he cheerfully assented, not
knowing until the close of the evening
that the affair was of the nature of
testimonial to himself. His astonish-
ment, when apprised of the fact, made
1t SAVIOR of surprise party to that gen.
tleman.
A short but charming programme was
rendered. Miss Lucas sang unusually
well I'm Dreamland," by Coombs, 1.-THE
Valley" by Gounod, and a Winter
Lullaby by De Koven, Miss Hammond
playing her accompaniment. Miss
Lillian Smith and Mr.. Salmon played
zart," and a Mendelssohn concerto.
Mr.. Salmon rendered in finished style a
nocturne by Chopin, Elevation" by
Floershein, 1.-TWO Skylarks,' by Les
chetizlzi. a. lullaby by Keller and the
Sixth Hungarian Rhapsody, by List. |
After the programme the guests
spent an hour socially and delicious
were served in the din
ing room by Miss Binnie Paul and the
Misses Harrison. Besides being a
pleasant musicale and reception the |
affair was a graceful compliment to Mr.. |
Salmon.
Among those present we noticed:
Mrs. Creig Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, |
Mrs. c. H. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Rivers. Mrs. Yin, Mrs. Wickersham, /
Mr. Whadon. of Louisville, KY, Mrs. |
Mills. Mrs. .Meidlein, Mrs. Snyder, Miss |
Mabel Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bus |
by. Miss Barton, Mrs. j. E. Bailey, Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. NJ. Paul, Miss Binnie Paul, |
Mrs. NJ. j. Gerrans, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. |
Whittemore. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs |
George Gannett, Miss Ready, of New |
York. Mrs. Lee Shaned, of San Fran
cisco. Miss Hammond Mrs. Phillips, |
Miss Belle Lucas. Mrs. McEvoy, Mrs.
and Miss Robbins, Mrs. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Chase. Mrs. RE
Dix. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. McAllister,
Mrs. L. McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
worthy. Miss McEwan, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Sleeves. Mr.. and Miss Turton, Mr..
Charles Slade, Miss Ruth Slade, Mrs.