The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-01

and Messrs. F. ]. Hill, H. j. Rivers, A.
M Paul, j. E. Busby, George F. Brice,
Ed Sherrard, NJ. H. McAllister and
Elmer Qualtrough.
DR.. and Mrs. Pfoutz gave a high
five in honor of their guest, Mrs. Nor
ton. on Friday ewing. An abundance
of beautiful wild flowers was used in the.
decorations. The prize winners were
Mrs John Sherman W5tcher, Miss
Critchlow, Mr.. Rood and Mr.. Pollock.
A pleasant feature was the instrument
tai music by Mrs. Morton. who is a
gifted as well as cultured pianist.
Among the guests were Mesdanles
Morton, Bidwell, Witcher Rood, Vol-
mer, Worthington, Bascorn, Coates,
Critchlow, Kilnball, Misses Woodward,
Kimball, Blair, Critchlow, Messrs. Bid
well, Coates, Haviland, Westervelt,
Pollock, Rood. Vollmer, Drs. Witcher,
Worthington, Fowler, Bascom and S.
Hughes.
The society evening at Saltair is Sat
lsrday. If anyone doubted this ne
should have visited the great pavilion
last evening, when every member of
the younger element of Salt Lake city's
four hundred was seen enjoying the
ibriny bath early in the evening, and
the may dance later. The largest par
ty was chaperoned by Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Smedley and Mrs. Glendinning.
A party of young people. will go to
Brighton soon for a sojourn of two
weeks at that resort. The party will
be dhaperoned by Mrs. Katz.
Miss Minnie Cunningham returned
Friday morning from Clinton, n. Y,
where she has been attending school.
Mrs. E. H. Parsons has tendererd the
use Of her lawn for a social to be
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. The So
cial will be given on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Freed gave a party
last evening in honor of the birthday
of their son Lester. Music and dane
ing formed the amusements, and a
dainty repast was served. The tables
were decorated with lilies and roses
cake, the ring falling to Miss Katie
Trumbo. Among those present were
Misses Esther Freed, Maud and Sadie
Cooper, Katie Trumbo. Birdie and Kate
Dwyer, the Misses Liggans. Lottie
Levy, May Kahn, Messrs. George and
Andy Trumbo, Zach Derrick, Ed
Hazelgrove, Mr.. Wensen, Lester Freed
Mr.. Lafayette and Dave Ostler.
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Miss Emma Merrill, of Clinton. Ia,
arrived on Wednesday and will be the
guest of the Misses Howat for a
month.
Miss Martha Nye, sister of Mr..
George Nye is visiting Miss Catherine
Lowe. She will be in the city several
weeks.
Miss Ethel Marsh left for her nome
in California on Wednesday evening.
The excursion to Saltair on the 18th
inst. promises ito be a. very successful
one. The ladies of the Hone Industry
and they hope to see all their friends
in attendance.
Messrs. Burton, Smith and Fred
Earls left Thursday afternoon for an
outing on the Snake river.
Mr. R. j. Glendinning. formerly one
Of the most popular society men of
this city, and who bids fair to become
equally popular in his new home at
Butte. Mont, is spending a week here
with his old friends.
The Misses Shearman gave al dinner
ON Thursday evening, their guests be-
ing Miss Hoge, Miss Alff, Mr.. r r.
Jones, MIR. George Downey and Mr. ].
], Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Williams are
planning a trip to Yellowstone park
the first of next month.
Mr. and Mrs James Glendinning ex-
pect TO go to Yellowstone park about
the 10th of next month with party
from Beaver canyon.
Mrs. C. A. Eldredge has issue invi-
tations for a tea on Tuesday.
Several lawn parties are on the ia
The Garfield Beach club spent Mon
day evening at the beach, taking the
special train at go and returning
shortly before midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nelden enter
tanned a few friends at progressive
whist in honor of Mr.. E. c. Smith. enc
of the Nelden-Judson Drug Co. Among
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Kin
kead, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson, DR.. and
Mrs. Vincent and Mr.. Skinner.
Tho Manitou club went to Saltair on
Wednesday ewing as usual.
Mrs. E. T. Sprague is expected home
from Denver today.
Mrs Glendinning andBessie Glendin-
ming have returned from their visit at
Boise. The Misses Shoup returned
with them and will be their guests for
a month.
Mr.. Harry Jennings left on Wednes-
day for Teton basin, Idaho. where he
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roundy and the Misses
Roundy will leave for the Weber on
the 10th inst.
Miss Howat will leave for Brighton
tomorrow morning. She intends to re-
main until October.
The tennis courts belonging to Mr. P.
L. Williams and Mr.. Walker are great
ly enjoyed by the young people.
| Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Bradley ar
ranged a pleasant surprise for Miss
Lola Bradley on Friday, that being the