The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-26

Wilson. Miss Carrie Keate, Misses
Keate. Misses Harrison, Mrs Peter
son. Miss Brieger. Mrs. J. T. Wall, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Torpey, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Raybould, Mr.. c. H. Compton,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daveler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Paul. Miss Whiteman, Mr..
Fred Lyon, Miss Lillian Smith, Mrs
Anna Salmon. Professor Salmon. Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Fugate.
Miss Lillian Smith and Professor
Salmon will receive, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ]. Hill.
Miss Bertha Carter entertained some
friends informally at high five last
evening. The party which, though an
impromptu affair, was a pleasant one,
was compliment to Miss Edna Rem
ington.
The invited guests were Miss Edna
Remington, Miss Addie Zane. Miss
Katharyn Geddes Miss Louise Smed-
ley. Miss Grace Anderson, Miss Bessie
Glendinning, Miss Fannie Bird, Miss
Julia Dean, Miss Katie Williams. Miss
Marguerite Richards, Miss Margaret
Thompson, Miss June Sadler, Miss Jean
Anderson. Miss Katharine Lowe, Miss
Bessie Wright, Miss Jessie Forbes,
Miss Louise Odell, and Messrs. Hal
Cobb. Willie Barnett, Roy Hampton,
John Royle, Tod Goodwin, George Y.
Wallace, jr., Albert Taylor, Earl Cum
mings Chris Diehl, Malcolm Glendin-
ming, Percy Sadler, James Hogle, Fran
ces Cotton. Jay Gilmer, Sharp and
Kurg Williams, Albert Allen, F'renk
Whitall. James Pollock, Kenneth Kerr
and George Nye.
Miss Mae Cunningham entertained
the club, of which she is a member, on
Thursday evening.
The Misses Mason gave tea on We'd
nesday that was as pleasant as it was
informal. The event was in honor of
their cousin, Miss Durland. Violets
were the flowers used, and that color
was followed as far as might be, in
all the details. Besides the guest of
honor there were present Miss Hank
ness, Miss Ora Hardness, Miss Shear
man, Miss Helen Sherman, Miss Wal
lace, Miss Crawford. Miss Macintosh,
Mrs. Russell Coe Woodruff and Miss
Kimhall.
Miss Louise Richards entertained eight
young lady friends at a luncheon on
Monday The color scheme was yellow
and the decorations in exquisite taste.
The guests were Miss Addie Zane,
Smedley, Miss frankie Sharp, Miss
Virginia Brastow, Miss Wanda Bras
tow, Miss Nellie Dolly and Miss Bessie |
Canyon breezes and camp fires con-
tinue to be strong attractions to a large
of Salt Lake city's popu-
lation. and will hold their own against
social functions" until the unusual |
heat of this unusually hot summer has :,
abated There is no indication of a
of gayeties in the city before |
the close of September.
Mrs. J. H. Griffin gave theatre par
ty on Tuesday evening when her guests
were Mrs. Conover, of Chicago, Miss
Shearman, Miss Helen Sherman, Mr..
II. NJ. Bacon and Mr.. B. F. Bauer.
AS announced in Thursdays Herald
he enga cement of Miss NJ. Edith New
made public. Miss Newett, though a +
stranger in this city, is
highly esteemed by all who know her,
ind Judge Smith is deservedly popu
ar. The wedding will take place about
November 6.
Miss Helen Sherman, Miss Mason,
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lawrence and Mr.. Max Smith, looked
N at 1.-The Butterflies from one Of
he stalls Monday evening.
&
Mrs. Hanauer, the Misses and Messrs.
Ianauer and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mark
and occupied a stall at the theatre on
10Th evenings of the Drew engagement. !
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macintosh,
Hiss Blanche Macintosh, Mr.. Walter
Almry, Mr.. R. c. Chambers, and Mr.
". c. Pavey composed a theatre party ,
m Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Lynch and Mr. {
nd Mrs. Fred Slade have returned
rom a camping trip.
Mrs. Clafiin and Mrs. Pfrimmer, of +
omaha, were the guests Of Mrs. Hyrum
ohnson last week.
Mr.. Richard Mackintosh's new resi- 6
ence. on the corner of Fifth East and
outh Temple streets, will be, when