The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-26
weeks with her friends in ogden.

Miss Wallace, Miss Macintosh, Miss
Lowe, Miss Hardness and Miss Ora
Hardness will leave for Idaho this
week on a visit to Mrs. M. G. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Park and Miss
Margaret Park have returned from
Brighton,
Miss Kate Lawrence and Messrs. Will
and George Lawrence are rusticating
at Brighton.
Mr.. A. c. Smith has taken to the
mountains
Miss Adelaide Brown, of Laramie,
Wyoming, is the guest of Miss Olive
Donellan.
Mrs. Beers, of San Francisco, and
Mrs. Taft, of st. Louis, who have been
the guests of their mother, Mrs. Hannah
Wells, left for San Francisco last even
ing.
! Miss Aft and Miss Hoge left on
Thursday evening for a short visit at
Butte.
! Mrs. C. S. Varian returned from her
visit to Nevada on Thursday.
Miss Linforth has returned from
Soda Springs.
The family of DR.. A. H. Mitchell
passed Virginia City, Montana, last Sun
day, en- route to the Yellowstone. The
party consists of Mrs. A. H. Mitchell.
Miss Marie and Harold Mitchell, of
Warm Springs, Miss May Irvine, of
Deer Lodge, Miss Phyllis Young, Of Salt
Lake city, and James Coleman, OF Deer
lodge. All we'll and in fine spirits.
Mrs. Hannah Wells gave luncheon
at her home on Ninth East street on
Tuesday. Her guests were Mrs. Beers,
Mrs, LIE Comte, of Park City, Mrs.
Taft, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Longmaid, Mrs.
Kay. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Garter,
Mrs. Hogle and Miss Mabel Beers.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Lillian E. Ferguson and Mr..
Newton Albert Dunyon on September
6, at the home of the home of the
TIC East South Temple street. Miss
Ferguson graduated from st. Mary's
academy in the class of '93. Mr.. Dun
yon is the superintendent of the
Centennial mine at Eureka. :.
Messrs. w. w. Dodge and Fred B.
Arbogast left on Wednesday for
combined business and pleasure trip
in the east.
Mrs. John Longmaid will Join her
husband at Portland soon and they will
take UP their residence in that city for
year, perhaps permanently.
1t will be the good fortune of Salt
Lakers to hear Miss Ethel Hornick at
the Salt Lake theatre on September T. |
Many will remember having heard her
last year at Sunday evening enter
tainment at the theatre also at rose |
tea at the home of Mrs. II. P. Mason |
on both occasions under the auspices
of the ladies of the Unitarian society |
Those ladies with their proverbial |
enterprise have again secured her ser
vices, also those of Miss Viola Pratt |
who will make her farewell appear
ance here at that time 1t is seldom
that so charming an elocutionist and |
as Miss Hornick and so
gifted a vocalist as Miss Pratt are |
heard in the same programme.
Mrs and Miss Cummings "broke
camp at Holiday park yesterday |
morning and left for this city. a fare
we'll concert was rendered them on !
Friday evening, those assisting in the |
being Miss Olson, Miss Ar |
dell Cummings, and Messrs. Willard |
Weihe and Clawson. Refreshments |
were served around the camp fire at II |
o'clock.
Mrs. Cummings, Miss Ardelle Cum |
mings. Misses Juno and Winnie |
Sprague and Mr.. Weihe returned to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. S. Dinwoody and Mrs. j. H. /
Moyle have returned from the noun
tains.
Miss Jean Anderson of Denver, who
has been visiting her cous n, Miss
Clara Cotton, for a month expects to !
return to her home on Tuesday.
The Garfield Beach club postponed i
its usual Monday evening outing in