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

Flred, AIR. and Mrs. NJ. c. Phillips, the
Messrs Louis Simon, Joseph Cberndor-
! feI, Harry S. Joseph, Lee Ransohoff,
Louis Bonkofsky and William Sy-
mons.
Miss Cochran, of Boston, is visiting
MSS Curtis at the Grand.
Mrs: William C. Jennings is at home
at 11G5 East Second South street She
has chosen Tuesday for her at home
day.
Miss Helen Shearman, Miss Adelaide
Mason and Miss Durland left last eve
ming for the east. They will go to
Cheyenne in Superintendent Bancroft's
private car. Miss Sheavman will visit
relatives in Oskaloosa, Ia, and in Chi
cago. afterwards going to New York.
where she will continue her vocal
studies under Mr. Frederick Bristol.
Miss Durland will return to her home
in Pennsylvania and Miss Mason will
spend the winter in New York.
Mr.. Stanley Price left on Wednesday
evening for New York. He will attend
a preparatory school for year, after
school.
Mrs. Chas. Rookledge, of Park City,
was the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
stanchfield, last week.
Miss Aft and Miss Hoge returned
from a months visit at Butte on Tues
day.
The Circle of Strangers held a busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs.
Archer on Tuesday. The circle will
meet in the evening hereafter in order
that the husbands of the members may
enjoy the social hours of the club.
We have learned that our husbands
are necessary evils said one of the
members.
Mrs. w H. Smith, of Ogden. visited
Mrs. II. P. Henderson last week.
Mrs. Stallman and her mother, Mrs.
Elenbecker. left on Thursday for Mon
terey, where they will remain until
Christmas. They so in the hope of
benefltting Mrs. Ellenbecker's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane are at
home at 20 Fifth East street.
Mr.. A. Dowd has returned to his
home in Hastings. Neb., where he will
engage in business.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Williams returned
from San Francisco on Sunday.
Mrs. William c. Jennings gave a tea
on Monday in celebration of her
mother, Mrs. S. ]. Burgess. SEVENTEEN
birthday. Eighteen ladies were present,
all relatives of the hostess.
Lieutenant Carey is away on hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. t. A wickersham gave an in
formal reception on Monday evening
in honor of Mr.. Goss, of Topeka.
Mrs. Ledyard Bailey has gone to
New York for the winter.
Mrs Hubbard Reed and Miss Bertha
Reed left for Denver on Saturday eve
ming. They viii be gone a month.
DR.. and Miss Paine and their aunt, !
Mrs. Richardson, have taken Mr.. Led |
yard Bailey's house for the winter.
Mrs. Anna Salmon Miss Lillian
Smith and Professor Salmon left for |
on Sunday evening.
The Misses Preston have issued |
ards for q reception on Wednesday.
The Entire Nous club met on Mon
lay evening at the home of Mrs. John [
Montgomery for the purpose of ar
angling a programme for the winters
work.. Literature. history and current |,
vents will be studied. The club will
meet with Mrs. Montgomery tomorrow
vening, when the first of the series
I programmes viii be followed.
DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Niles returned
rom the east on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Fox expect to
eturn to the city about the 10th of
ext month.
Mrs. Justice will exhibit some speci-
lens of her china painting at the fair
his week.
Mrs. George F. Downey and Mrs. A.
:, Holden viii attend the wedding of
heir brother. Mr.. VIII Davis, which is
, take place at Philadelphia on the
III prox., and they will leave the fol- I
wing day for Salt Lake.
On Thursday evening Misses Plet and
Iettie Lambourne gave musicale at
he home of the artist Alfred Lam '
ourne. The evening was devoted to
ocal and instrumental music, and reci- A;
atoms. The parlor and sitting rooms
ere tsstefully decorated in water I
ashes and seraniums, and the dining :
,om in sunflowers: I
There was a programme as follows:
alop Brilliante Observation-Disclosures.
Misses Nettie and Plet Lambourne '
i2no SOLO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Longing r
Miss Minnie Lambourne Y
ocal solo .............. strangers Yet" .
Miss Monica Durnford.
lano solo ......-......." Faust
Miss Plet Lambourne. {
iano solo dance of Demons :,
Miss Susie Harper.
ecitation -........."S Sweet Briar Rose"
Miss Linnie Rutt. b
ocdl solo ....-........"Oi Promise Me- s
Miss Margie Webber. p
ano solo How Could / Forget Thee?'' "
Miss Nettie Lambourne. n
aro solo ....-........ Shepherd Boy d
Miss Susie Harper. b
ano solo .................."F antaiSie" | o
Mr.. Ernest Wannacott. e.
..-..." Asleep at the Switch" l.
Miss Pauline Held. 81
ng Waiting" T
Miss Weber. "
ano solo ..... Rain on a Calm Lake" o.
Miss Rutt.
."On the Race Course" h
Plet and Nettie Lambourne q,
Among the other guests were Misses n
ia Adams. Jeanne Ottinger, Alice :,
der. Kate Kanters and Messrs. Ken -
n Clark, VIII Naisbitt and Ernest =, =.
Lmbourne. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox are now :.
home at 504 South Main street. ~
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rhe Manitou club will organize under q
new name for series of dancing 81