The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

MaFry, Mrs. c. E. Plummer, Mrs. Mel
ton, Mrs. A. c. Ewing. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Dickart, Mrs. L. P. Palmer, Mrs.
| Winans, Mrs. G. F.. Goodwin, Mrs. E
| o. Lee. Pleasant diversions. of the af
ternoon were music by Mrs c. E
Plummer, and recitation by Mrs. Mel
ton Miss Myra Sowles and Miss Nellie
Thompson presided in the dining room
Miss Martha Waters was at home
to score or more young lady friends
on Friday afternoon. The rooms were
handsomely decorated. the parlor in
red and the dining room III yellow.
The invited guests were: Mrs Harry
Joseph, Misses Lollie Seigel, Dollie
Stopper, Edna Jacobs, Rena Eisman,
penheimer, Emma Oppenheimer. Ralla
Simon, Rosina Cohn. Gertrude Cohn
Sara Cohen, Belle Cohen, Bertha Mey-
er, Emma Sachs, Woolf, Annie Woolf,
Nagel.
A dancing party was given at Cald-
er's park in honor of the young ladies
who are visiting here from the east,
and in whose honor several parties
were given last week. Though given
by all the young men of theil
set. Messrs. Adolph Jacobs and
Isaac Solomon were chiefly instrument
tai in carrying it to successful issue
The young people, chaperoned by
Harry Joseph, took the 7:45 car to the
park, returning at Has. Dancing and
choice luncheon were the features Of
the evening. Music was furnished I'M
der the direction of Prof. Held
Among the picnickers were seen
Misses Sara Cohen, Carrie Mas, Es-
telle Joseph, Hattie Rothenberg, Her.
man, Edna Jacobs, Enda Cohn, Lesser,
Clarice Lesser, Lollie Seigel, Open
Phillips, Rae Lichtenstein, Emma
Sachs, Bertha Meyer, Ralla Simon, Dol
lie Stopper, Rose Goldberg and Messrs
]. Hartman, ]. Hirschman, Lee Ranso-
hoff, Frank Ransohoff, Adolph Jacobs
Isaac Solomon, Emil Friedman, Morris
Friedman, DR.. Meyer, Isidor Meyer, B.
K. Bloch, Louis Bamberger. j. Gold
berg, Will Symons, Joseph Simons, w.
H. Hoffheimer and Max Oppenhe.mer.
Miss Fannie Bird. entertained a small
party Of friends on Thursday evening
in honor of her cousin, Miss Effie
Beebe, also Miss Edna Remington.
High five was one of the amusements,
Miss Bertha Carter and Mr.. Amadee
Duncan carrying off the honors.
Dancing was also one Of the pleasures
of the evening.
The guests were Misses Effie Beebe,
Edna Remington, Louise Odell, Jessie
Forbes, Bessie Wright, Bessie Glen
dining, Marguerite Richards, Louise
Smedley, Addie Zane, Bertha Carter,
Katherine Geddes, Katie Williams and
Messrs. Holman, Joshua Grant, James
Hogle, George Y. Wallace, jr., Amadee
Duncan, Kenneth Donellan, Albert
Taylor, Wayne Smith, Dana Smith,
Malcolm Glendinning, Francis Cotton,
Earl Cummings, Fred Odell and Hal
Hampstead.
Mrs. Herman Bamberger entertained
a few young ladies, chiefly those who
are visiting in the city, on Friday after
noon. There were present Mrs. Harry
Joseph, Miss Stella Joseph, Miss Lesser,
Miss Charlse Lesser, Miss Hattie Roth
enburg, Miss Rena Eisman Miss Edna
Cohn and Miss Ralla Simon.
Miss Stella Joseph and Miss Hattie
Rothenburg, who have been visiting
relatives in this city since February,
will leave for their homes in the east
today.
The Manitou club will probably make
two more excursions to Saltair.
During the HaErigan enga cement
there were numerous theatre part les
Among them President E. F. Jeffrey
of the Denver & Rio Grande railway
and Vice-President Warren. G. Purdy
of the G. & R. I. railway, with a party
occupied stalls G and D on Tuesday
| evening, U. S. Marshal Brigham an6
wife being of the party. On Wednes
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mark
land and friends occupied stall ., Mr.
P. L. Williams and party stall A, Mr.
Joseph Lpman and party loge B. DR.
and Mrs. Pinkerton and friend:
occupied loge D on Wednes
day and Thursday evenings. Or
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. HubbarC