The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-12

Miss Gertrude ACohn, last week The
Young ladies came from Ogden to attend
the part given at the home of Mrs. Sic
gel on Thursday
Wednesday evening was society night
at Saltair; the Manitou and Saturday
Night clubs being represented. There
were also some smaller parties The
clubs gave way to what the Republic
ans were pleased to style their rejoicing
at the resort yesterday.
Senator Levert and daughters, Misses
IStephane and Matille, also Mr.. Robes1-
ere, of New Orleans, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siegel the early
part of the week. Senator Levert is a
prominent figure in politics in the
South, and his daughters are bellies of
the Crescent city. They were charmed
with this city, and contemplate Iur-
chasing a summer home here in the
near future.
Judge and Mrs. H. P. Henderson are
now at home to their friends at 455
First street, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan G.. Campbell.
Miss Eta Spafford. a popular young
lady of Butte, Mont, is a guest at the
home of Mr.. John Burleigh.
Mrs. Will Clawson has returned from
a visit of ten days at Wasatch.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A Nelden and DR..
and Mrs. Vincent are at home again
and very enthusiastic about Hobble
camping. Their trout stories are inter-
esting.
Professor and Mrs Metcalf have gone
to the Reynolds ranch in Weber can
yon to spend a month.
DR.. and Mrs stiehl left on Wednesday
evening for Illinois, where they will
spend a month.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Richards have
gone to Wasatch to occupy their cot
tage at that resort till September.
Mrs. John Longmaid gave tea on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Beers
Mrs. Beers, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Daggett,
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. LeCompte, of Park
lCity, Mrs. Taft, Miss Shearman and
Miss Edna Sherman.
Mrs. M. E. Cummings. Miss Ardell
Cummings and Misses Juno and Win
ME Sprague have gone to Holiday park
| for a month.
Mrs. Beers. of San Francisco, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Hannah Wells.
|
Miss Mccormick, the Misses Nash and
Miss Knippenburg left on Wednesday
for Glendale, where they were Joined
by Mr.. Nash, of Omaha. Mr.. Robert
/ Glendinning also joined the party at
that point, and they are now enjoying
a trip through Yellowstone park.
| Mr.. Carbon, of Omaha, who made a
brief visit in this city recently, has
returned to his home.
Mrs. S. F. Walker, Miss Walker and
Miss Joanna Sprague left on Thursday
for fortnights visit with Mrs. Tay-
/ lor, formerly well known in society
circles in this city, and now of Malad,
Idaho.
Miss Mason, Miss Durland and Miss
Helen Sherman accompanied Mr.. w.
H. Bancroft in his tour of inspection
in Montana and Idaho, leaving on
Monday last and returning today.
Mrs. Isabel Pitts has returned from
short visit to Eureka.
| On Tuesday evening Dr. 1. White
ana Dr. ana Mrs. j. L. w mite enter
tanned some friends at dinner in honor
of Mr.. c. F. Clarkson. The guests
were Miss Marion Rookledge, Miss Mel
lie Beattie, Miss Catherine Parsons
and Colonel Isaac Trumbo.
Mrs. r. Hardness and Misses Hester
and Ora Hardness spent last week at
| Castle Gate.
Mr. c. F. Clarkson, a son of General
Clarkson, accompanied Colonel Trumbo
on his visit to relatives in this city
last week, and left for San Francisco
with him last evening.
! A jolly party returned from their
camp on the stair fiat in Big Cotton
wood canyon on Thursday. Among
the young people were Misses Ethel
Froiseth. Lillian Thompson, Knicker-
booker and Harold Siegel, Virgil and