The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-06


of them have been Salt Lake sum-
mers-responded in a fitting address.
An addition to the gift, and which was
duly appreciated, was q Masonic apron.
Among those participating in the
surprise were Mrs. Benedict. Miss Ber-
tina and Mr. Chauncey Benedict, DR.
William T. Daily, DIR. A. X Smith,
DR.. S Ewing, Mr.. Walter Meeks and
Mr.. C. A. Knox.
The ladies of the. afternoon class of
On Friday evening Misses Helen and
Edith Ireland gave a party at which
games. candy pulling and dancing on
the lawn furnished great fund of
amusement. Their guests were Misses
Ida Chandler, Addie Zane, Bertha Car
ter, Lucinda Evans, Stella Webb, Louise
and Ella Putnam. Kathleen Anderson.
Fannie Bird, Stella Watson. Maggie
Thomas. Florence and Hattie DYE, Car
RE Goliath, Bessie Chandler. Helen
Gillespie, Jennie Ormiston, and Milton
Miles, Harry Fennim0re, Eugene Chan
der, Rollin Dole, Willie McCray. Ed
Bennett, John Tarpie and Willie Tufts.
the School of Physical Culture gave a
luncheon complimentary to Miss Maud
May Babcock, principal of the school.
on Wednesday. that being Miss Bah
cocks birthday anniversary. The
luncheon was given at Social hall. fol-
lowing the afternoon drill Miss Bah
cock is deservedly popular among the
students Of the school. as we'll as her
large circle OF friends. She came from
Binghampton, n. Y, two years ago,
and since that time has accomplished
remarkable results in her chosen lines
OF physical culture and elocution.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
o. F. Whitney entertained Miss Bah
cock and some friends at luncheon, in
honor of that young lady's natal day
There were complimentary speeches
and some handsome gifts from those
present, among whom were Miss Bah
cock and her brother DR.. Babcock,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Clayton. Mr. and
Mrs. B. S. Young, Misses Cecilia Sharp.
Lucy Van COtt, Mae Taylor, Belle Sal
mon and Messrs. Brig Smoot and
Charlie Ross.
Miss Kate Trumbo and Messrs.
George and Andy Trumbo were at
home to number of friends on
Wednesday evening. when d farce in
which Miss Trumbo, Mr.. George
Trumbo Mr.. E. W. Peters and Mr..
Lester Freed were the actors. and the
game Two for Two" in which every
body Joined, were the chief amuse-
ments.
Among those present were Mrs.
Frank Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Ostler, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Brooks.
Misses Kate Clawson, Alice Clawson,
Lou Clawson. Whitney, Holman, Fan
ME Sharkey, Florence Simpson. Maud
Cooper, Sadie Cooper. Pearl Vinson,
and Iessrs. Gland Gates. Horace En-
sign, Zach Derrick and Simmins.
An enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Nj. Herman Harms at the
home of his aunt Mrs Hill on Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. V. L. Cox assisted
Mrs. Hill in receiving and entertaining
the young people. High five, music
and Rotations were. the amusements.
and there were numerous tcasts TO the
young man, references to his soon-to-
b won honors as a pharmacist being
frequent.
There were present Misses Trezise,
Leila Davis, Florence Taylor, Retta
| Lyon, Gertie Lyons. Mamie Cox, Ag-
| gle Watson, Matte Mack. Olive Meyers,
Hattie Pollock, Cu.Iorah Smith. Maud
! Hogan, Lille Phelps, Lottie Stevens,
| Ceorah Dewoody, Dot Shields, Cora
Cady and Messrs. Bert Griggs, George
Luft. Ernest Morris. Lige Gill, Victor
| Lollin, VIII Foster, Fred Butler.
Orson Dyer, Armstrong, Tom Melon
aid, George Beecher, Frank Beecher.
! Ed Hazelgrove, Joe Ostler, Captain
Grow. Andy Smith, Charlie Thompson
and John Whittemore:
The Entire Nous had an unusually
interesting meeting on Monday. The
reign Of the Plantagenets in England
a poem of Lowelrs, and the matter of
general municipal reform were con-
sidered.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Grace
| Thompson have deferred their depar-
ture and may conclude to remain dur
/ ing the summer.
The Shakespeare club met with Miss
/ Hooper on Monday evening.
Mrs Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs
Dana, of Springfield, Ill, were the
| guests of Judge and Mrs. Zane on
Monday and Tuesday. They were en-
route TO the Midwinter fair.
The Monday Night club listened TO a
very able criticism OF the works OF
James Russell Lowell at its final meet
ing last week During the business
|
Of five was appointed TO consider plans
for contributing to the library fund
The club then adjourned till the first
week of October when the club year
will open with a musical programme.
Mrs. Arthur Brown has returned
from Kalamazoo, Mich, after an alb
sence Of several weeks.
The enterprising ladies of the Uni.
tartan society have secured the ser
vices of William L. Judge, president OF
the American branch of the Worlds
| Philosophical society, for lecture al
the theatre next Sunday evening.
Miss Lena Preston left on Monday
evening for San Francisco, where she
intends 10 spend the summer witt
relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Van Horn has gone t.
New York City. where she viii spend {
lportion Of the summer with her sister
lin-law. Miss Van Horn.
Mrs. Hoffman has returned to hel
home at Oskaloosa, Ia.
Captain and Mrs Mcfarland gave
a small dinner party on Wednesda!
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Bascom entertained {
few friends informally on Wednesday
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Por
ter Sinclair, the other guests beins
MIR. and Mrs McGurrin, Mr.. ard Mrs
Bache and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. Dininny.
Mrs. William Jennings returned from
San Francisco Thursday morning. He
niece, Miss Linforth. recommended n