The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-29

Cotton. Miss Park, Miss Jean Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park, Mr. ]. J.
Smith. Mr.. VIII Ford, Mr.. Pollock,
Mr.. Nye. Mr.. Grant Hampton, Mr..
Katz. Mr.. Ives Cobb and others.
On Friday evening Mrs. A. B. Rich
ardson and Miss Luacine Savage gave
lawn party at the home of Mr.. c. R.
Savage, so D street. 1t was in honor
of Miss Susie Ellis who is about to as
sumo matrimonial responsibilities and
depart for Teton.
The large lawn was brilliantly illu-
minated with lanterns and headlights.
Prof. DayneS and Miss Kate Romney
presided at piano which was placed
on the Veranda, and the guests Joined
merrily in dancing on the lawn
At pretty booth on the grounds Miss
Lennie Savage and Mr.. j. R. Hay dis
pensed fruit and punch. Mr.. W. c.
Dunbar was there with his bagpipes
and at intervals stirrish Scottish melo-
dies were heard. Pantomime exhibit
tons furnished much amusement as
well as opportunity for, speculation as
figures, Miss Rose Romney winning
the prize for the best powers of obser-
walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. lumbar and Miss
Mary Romney sang, Miss Kate Romney
gave several piano solos. A quartette
composed of Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Lennie Savage, Mr.. J. T. Dunbar and
Mr.. Alvin Owen furnished some vocal
music.
Refreshments were served in the
house by Mrs Richardson and Misses
Luacine, Ida and Lennie Savage.
More than fifty guests were present
most of the number being young people
of the Twentieth ward.
One Of the most delightful social af-
fairs of last week was the lake party
given by Col. and Mrs. ]. Morris Young
in honr of their daughter, Miss Carol
The party went to Saltair in a special
car in the evening, being chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Young. Arriving at
the resort, refreshments were served
in the tower room, and later dancing
and other festivities were INDUCED in.
The invited guests were Messrs. Roy
Hampton, Francis Cotton, Harry Hemp
stead, Charles Lawrence, A. B. Sawyer,
Walter Druehl, Sam Paul, jr., Albert.
Taylor, Rob Tiernan, Tod Goodwin,
Frank Kraft, Hal Cobb, Joseph
Siegel, Milt Miles, George Y.
Wallace, jr., H. Brinck, Wayne
Smith. Kent Smith, Dana Smith,
Albert Allen, Frank Whitall,
George Smith, Percy Sadler, Ed Ben
nett, Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Mathis, Bert
Lawrence, Misses ]. Sadler, Katherine
Geddes, Bertha Foster, Fannie and
Alice Paul, Florence and Francis How
at, Anna Mae Mcmillan, Louise Smed-
ley, Eloise Sherman, Jessie Forbes,
Julia Dean, Marguerite Richards, Bes-
sic Bacon, Katie Williams, Ander-
son, Phyllis Young, Marie Mitchell,
Louise Putnam, Ella Putnam, Emily
Read, Mamie Cass.
The inha bitants of the summer city
Of Brighton celebrated Pioneer day by a
fine musicale given by members of the
tabernacle choir. The musicale was
followed by dancing party.
The bonfire season has been inaugur-
ated at the resorts and those who are
fortunate enough to spend their leisure
hours among the mountains, enjoy no
part of the day more than the evening
spent about the roaring bon fire in the
of pop corn and stories.
The guests of the Silver Lake house
1t Brighton are Mr.. and Mrs. n. A
Jeffries, Mr.. Charles Jeffries and Miss
Teffries, of Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Binford, Misses Jessie and Ruth and
Mr. Eugene Binford. and Mr.. Rhoades,
If Marshalton, Ia, Mrs. S. J. Burgess,
If Boston, Miss Emma Merrill, of De
Witt, Ia. Mrs. j. H. Moyle, Mrs. S. F.
Tenton, Mrs. A Dinwoody. Miss Edith
Miss Jennie Howat Miss
Margaret Howat, Mrs. Dittman> Mr.
H. G. Whitney, Mr.. George D. Pyper,
Mr.. Dinwoody, Mr.. Oscar w. Moyle, |
Mr.. L. S. Hills, Mr.. Robert Wallace, |
Mr. T. Ellis Brown, Mr.. Neil ellis, of
his city and Mr.. J. T. Austin, of Muir |
'ay..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haines are now
their new cottage which is |
me of the finest at Brighton.
DR.. Ellen C. Gage and Miss Edith |
Gage, Mrs. c. P. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. |
1odbe. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Putnam and |
laughter, Mrs. Robertson, Rev. L. B. |
3fdgley and Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis are |
lmong the cottagers.
The Lawrence cottage is occupied by |
Yrs. and Miss Katz, DR.. and Mrs. Trip |
md Mr.. Will Lawrence.
The "solid Comfort club" is occupy
ng the Anderson cottage.
Miss Dollie Stopper, S27 East First |
south street, is entertaining her friend,
Iiss Jennie Kaufman, of Cheyenne,
Yyo.
Invitations for a dancing party on
friday evening have been issued by
Hiss Catherine H. Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Meyer and their
laughter, Miss Bertha Meyer have
one to Haley, Idaho, for a visit of
hree weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Fordyce Ormsby, who is
listing relatives and friends in this
ity, will return to her home in Boise
,ity, Idaho, early this week.
The Saturday Evening club, organ
zed by Mr.. I. A. Clayton and Mr. Vern
Iardy, spent last evening at Saltafr
njoying equally the bath in the briny
eep and the dancing in the great pavii-
IN to the music Of the Christensen or
hestra. The number of invitations
cached 450. The series of hops will
xtend over six weeks.
1t is seldom that the stay of visitors
D Zion is more highly enjoyed than
ras the past week by Mrs. Watkins |,
Iiss Clara Watkins, Miss Kathryn