The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24

which proved TO be Yokohama china
jar filled with rose cream. Dainty re-
freshments were served at the close or
very pleasant afternoon.
The guests were Mesdames j. N.
Sharp. e. Sheppard. S. w. Metcalf,
Noah McChrystal and John McChrys-
tai, of Eureka, F. J. Hill, NJ. D. How
lett, s. D. Evans, Lyon, Donovan, w.
R. Wallace, M. H. Beardsiey, Donovan,
A H. Peabody, H. Rivers, w. Rivers,
| Day, a. B. Lawrence, Olive GAYLORD
and Misses Webb, of Sacramento, Coon,
DR.. Miles, Nora Gwin and Mamie Allen.
Mrs. Septimus Sears and Mrs. John
@. Cannon gave a Kensington tea at
the home of the former on Thursday
afternoon. A profusion of roses made
the parlors and dining room bright with
/ color and redolent with their fragrance.
The souvenirs were roses. Mrs. Sears
and Mrs. Cannon received and Misses
Isabel, Lucille and Emily Sears, Allie
! Davis and Claire Clawson served re-
/ freshments More than fifty ladies
/ shared in the pleasures of the after
noon.
A gay party left for. sa1tair on the
4:20 train yesterday afternoon and en-
joyed the fine bathing facilities and
I dancing offered by that resort until
! the 10 o'clock train brought them back
/ to the city. The parry, which YVES
chaperoned by Mrs. p, L. Williams,
and Mrs. Roundy, consisted of Misses
Aft, Hoge, Helen Sherman, Roulldy,
Florence, lRoundy, Tiernon, Rhodes and
! Bessie Rhodes, and MeSsrs. Pollock,
Greene, B. X. Smith Henry Mccormick,
Clarence Mccormick, Ives Cobb, Max
Smith and Will Lawrence.
| Mrs. o. W Powers gave a coaching
party on Friday afternoon, when the
following ladies drove TO the Tuscaroca
encampmert at Calder's in a tallyho:
Mesdanles Kinball, Goodwin, Lowe,
Bidwell, McColn.ci, Fox, Wan, s.lnl,
Bache. Bascom, Downey, Holden, Sher-
man, F'atian, McGurrin, Bache, Conk-
lin, w. P. Lynn, Snedley, BeII.et, Ban
croft, Dickson, C. P. Mason, Mackin-
tosh, Hamilton, c. Z. Allen, T. c. Bal
ley, NJ. T. Bailey, Norris, Davis, Royle,
Nelden, Blunt, w. V. Richards, Dag
gett, Charles Read, Harr;ck, Gayl3cd,
and Macintosh.
Miss shoebridge and Miss Louie
Shoebrfdge are expected home toner
row from a pleasant visit with friends
at Logan and Brigham City.
Mrs. c. S. Kianey will ,eave on Mon
day for a visit for a few weeks in the
east.
Mr. and Mrs Jerrold Letcher ar
rived last evening and will be at honaa
ito their friends at the Cullen.
DR.. and Mrs. Utter w!ll give a recep-
ton on Wednesday evening, June 27lh.
There are no invitations cut, as it is
for everybody who would like to meet
a nd
wife. L goes without saying that the
house will be filed.
Their home is 7S4 East Brigham St.
and the hours are from to II.
Mrs. j. L. RawHns has discontinued
her at home day for the present.
Miss Martha Royle returned from
New York last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace gave
a small dinner party Thursday ever
ing in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. T. w
Norris.
Mrs. Dull entertained number OF
friends at a dinner party on Tuesday
Mrs. a. o. jennings and Miss Geneva
Jennings are at home at 353 Sixth
street.
Mrs. Par.ey Williams and daughter
Miss Katie, returned from Boise last
Thursday.
Misses Ida Chandler, Maud and Har.
dy and Edith Ireland, chaperonad 10y
Mrs. Sykes, lett on "Wednesday even.
ing for a tour through California. They
will be gene six weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Brown has gone Il
Chicago, where she will spend tn;
summer with her mother.
MI and Mrs. lie Grand Young an
rounced the engagement of theil
daughter. Miss Lucille, to Mr William
Reid. at q dinner party given recently