The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-27


had spent the early spring months in
the hope of benefting her health.
Miss Jennie Winston will leave for
Cleveland Thursday evening. Mrs. R.
l.. Winston will leave for San Francisco
the same day.
Mrs. c. L. Robertson entertained the
Bezique players yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Daggett won the first prize. Miss
Macintosh the consolation and Miss
Hardness the BOBBY.
Mrs. Robertson. of Philadelphia, has
come to this city and will make her
home with her nephew. Rev. L. B.
Ridgley.
! A few of Mrs. Van Horns pupils con-
tinue to meet for the study OF china
painting during their instructors alb
sence. They meet at each others
homes and spend a social as well as
profitable afternoon together every
Friday. Last week they met with Mrs.
Judson.
Several stall parties were seen al the
Winston testimonial concert, among
them being seen the Misses Sherman,
Miss Lawrence. Mr.. Grant Hampton
and Mr.. Harry Sherman.
The plan for the large picnic on Mem
orial Day has been abandoned Its pro-
moters say that to "avoid unpleasant
ness it would have been necessary TO
invite a larger number than could we'll
be cared for
Society was we'll represented at the
grand opening at Saltair Wednesday
evening.
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Mrs. Brinker will entertain on Thurs
day and Friday Of this week.
The Garfield Beach club, which is
practically made UP of members of the
defunct Pleasant Hour Club, will hold
its first party of the series at Garheld
Beach on Monday. the 4th prox. Be
tween seventy-five and one hundred
invitations have been issued.
Mrs. Fred Hill is at home on Thurs
days.
| Miss Webb, of Sacramento, will visit
Mrs. Fred Hill next month.
Miss Belle Cohen entertained twenty
young ladies on Friday afternoon with
cards and luncheon.
Mrs Bruback gave a children's party
yesterday.
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Captain Woodbury. gave dinner par
ty Friday evening.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Bailey to the wedding of her daughter,
Miss Clara Emelie Bailey, and Mr..
Charles Herman Post which will take
place on the 9Th proX. at St. Marks ca
thedral. 1t will be an afternoon we'd
ding, the ceremony taking place, at .
O. clock Five well known young ladies
will be the bridesmaids.
j. w. Farrell, his daughter Virgie,
and son Sidney, left on Monday night
for Virginia City, New, and San Fran
cisco, on pleasure trip.
w. P. McElroy returned on Friday
from an eastern trip.
Miss Evans, of Middletown, N. Y, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. S. D. Evans.
She will spend the summer in this city.
The Manitou club will go to Saltair
for dance in the big pavilion Tues
day evening, and will continue to do
st. Peters Guild gave a social at the
home of Mrs. -Heystaek on Thursday
evening, the object being to raise
money to buy articles for fair which
is to be given next month. Those as
sisting in the programme, which was
chiefly musical, were Misses VAdkins,
Bircumshaw, Hardy, Heystack, Davis,
Flora Sharp, Gertie Bircumshaw and
Mr.. William Cox.
Mrs. L. c. KaFrick entertained a small
party of friends at cards Thursday
evening.
| Mrs Krouse gave small luncheon
Thursday.
On Friday Mrs. Henry Cohn gave
children's party.
Mrs Hobbs viii receive on the after
noon of the 7th iprox.
Mrs. o. w. Powers gave a. party on
Friday afternoon in commemoration of
the fourth birthday of her son. Master
Roger Woodwork Powers. The young
man received his. guests with becoming
dignity and gave promise of becoming
social light. The guests who en-
joyed the juvenile sports of the after
noon were Misses Mary Smedley, Ma
rion Gentsch, Genevieve Mccormick,
Mary Marshall, Bida Beebe, Alice Lee
Herrick, Frances Herrick, Jennie Gro
mer and Masters Moylan Fox, Harry
Smedley, Cary Marshall, Gussie
Gentsch. Woodruff Beebe, Hugh Will
liams, Centre Walker. Duncan Robert
son. Howard Robertson and Norman
Lyme.
Century Club.