The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-13

III the details of the luncheon.
MIS- Mackint esh won the first prize at
bezique, a silver match holder. and Mrs.
picture frame
Inc guests were Mesdames Mcmillan,
reyes, Mccormick, Wallace, kimball,
1 Woo9Iun, Bancroft, Macintosh. Down
ey, Oasgett, Woodward, Amy, Silva,
LOVE, robertson, Mainland, Niles,
darkness, Wilkes and Miss Hardness.
On thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j.
a SIomberg gave a small party IN
nonof OF their daughter, Mrs. Will
MCDONALD, who had acquired that new
ute the day before. Music and dane
ing served to make the evening pass
very pleasantly and the refreshments
were served in dining rooms tastefully
em6eillshed, one with pink roses and
apple blossoms. the other with llacs
and pansies.
There were present. beside Mr.. and
Mrs: VIII Mcdonald. the guests of hon
or. Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, jrn
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs
Junius Mcdonald. MIR. and Mrs. ". H.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George Margetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Margetts, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cartwright. Mrs. Dwight,
Mrs. z. 1. Young, Mrs B. B. Mann,
Misses Anna Cartwright and Ida Rush.
The Bicycle club will hold its first
meet since last summer tomorrow
evening. The run will probably be to
Liberty park. The club, which has
some accomplished cyclists, numbers
among its members Mrs. w. Robinson,
Mrs. George F. Downey, Mrs. Sam c.
Park, Misses Macintosh, Mrs. wallace,
Misses Hardness. Ora Hardness, Aft,
Macintosh, Hoge. Morgan and Messrs.
C. Pavey, Hal Kerr, Sam c. Park,
George Brastow, c. L. Robertson and
John Rookledge
A novel plan for charity entertain
ment that is talked of by some of the
ladies in this city, and that has prov
en- a success in san Francisco, is-a cir
Gus. Yes. a genuine circus, at least as
genuine as the live camel at the
Echoes of the Worlds fair" 1t is
proposed to erect tents on a lawn,
have a clown, animals, peanuts, lem
onade. everything that is considered
essential to the greatest show on
earth 1t would certainly have the
charm of novelty.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. y. 3.
Newton gave a birthday party in honor
of her little daughter, Marie Louise,
who has seen just three summers. All
of the little ladies and gentlemen at
Fort Douglas were present and the al
ternoon was jolly one. Little Florence
Morrison won the first prize for PIN
ming the lost member nearest where 1t
belonged on the donkey, so dear 10
the juvenile heart, and Citing Coates
won the second.
Mrs. Julia Allen gave tea on Tues
day afternoon when the following la
dies were her guests: Mesdames Girls
mon. Julia Taylor, j. W Clawson,
Ransohoff. Shoebridge, Bishop, Russell,
Haywood, Mcintyre, Smith, Young,
Benedict. Simnls. Frank Taylor, Nellie
Taylor, Edith Knowlton, Misses Louie
Shosbridge Bishop. Benedict, Gillespie,
Celia Swenson and Ivy Clawson.
AT Mr.. and Mrs Norris usual in
formal reception on Monday evening
the pariors were filed with their
friends, few Of the many who deeply
regret their approaching departure, The
evening was spent in conversation ana
in the enjoyment of recitatoions by
Mrs. Norris and music by Miss Lucas,
Mr.. King ana Mr.. Cox
The marriage of Miss Allace Hooper
and Lieutenant Guy Palmer will take
place tomorrow evening at S o'clock a :
St Marks cathedral. Rev. F. ". Nor
ris officiating. The wedding will be a
quiet one, only the relatives of the
bride and the officers Of Fort Douglas
having received invitations.
DR.. and Mrs. Bascom left on Thurs
day evening for a trip along the Pa
cifc coast. They will take in the ocean
trip from Portland TO Los Angeles and
return to San Francisco by the 5th
prox. when the doctor will attend the
Medical Institute os a delegate from
Utah. Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Critchlow
accompanied them.
The Circle of Strangers was pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. S. ]. Ken
yon on last Tuesday afternoon. The
first of the series of summer evening
meetings viii be held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Kenyon, No. Las
Sixth South street, on the evening of
May Is.
Mrs. and Miss Remington will be
greatly missed by their circles of
friends. They leave for PocateTo on
the 22d inst and will reside there for
a year or more, and later may return
TO locate permanently in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Lynch entertained
some friends informally on Wednesday
evening. Cards and music were the
amusements. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Me
Gill furnished piano music. and Mrs.
r. b Whittemore and Mr.. Hardy
Lynch vocal.
Colonel and Mrs. Coates gave a de-
lightful card party Thursday evening
Miss Ruth Palmer won the ladies'
first prize, a cut glass bowl, and Cap
tain Woodbury. won the gentleman's
first prize.
Mrs. Young and daughter, Miss Curt
Young, have returned from a pleasant
sojourn OF three months in the city of
the Golden Gate. They are at home a I
147 East South Temple street.
Dr. P. L. Holland, who has recently
returned from his medical studies in
Europe, is visiting his sister Mrs. J.
W. Bacon and his brothers, Messrs.
VIII and Frank Holland.
Miss Harding, a niece of Captain
Palmer. who has been spending a few
days at Fort Douglas, left on Friday,
for Chicago, her home. She was re-
turning from California.
Mrs. James B. Boggs is visiting her
many friends in Salt Lake. At present
and for few weeks she is the guest |
of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, on
Douglas avenue.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman will receive on
Thursday afternoon from 2 TO 6. The
reception is in honor of Mrs. Bidwen. |
More than two hundred invitations
have been issued.