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


| and Lieutenant j. Erwin will take place
:, this fall but the date is not yet fixed.
Both of the young people are favorites
| theirs will be a brilliant military we'd
ding.
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell gave luncheon
on Friday in honor of Mrs. s. P Twiss.
The invited guests were Mrs. E. T.
/ Sprague, Mrs. NJ. K. Spencer. Mrs.
Gilmer. Mrs. c. S. Zane, Mrs. Barnett.
Charles Read, Mrs. F. B. Hamilton,
Mrs. c. c. Goodwin. Miss Ethel A.
Hornick and Miss Gilmer.
Miss Hettie Hamilton, formerly of
this city, arrived here last week in
special car with Mr.. and Mrs. Parker,
of St. Louis, whose guest she is, on
pleasant trip through the west: On
| Wednesday evening the party was en-
tertained by Miss Emelie Katz, on
Thursday evening by Miss Lawrence
and last evening by Miss Blanch
/ Kimball.
There were excellent musical pro-
! grammes on each occasion, Miss Helen
| Sherman's solos and Miss Hamilton's
whistling being among the most charm
| ing features.
| MISS LdWIcHCeS anu
cally the same party assembled at the
| other homes were Mr.. and Miss Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Sharp, Mrs.
Conover, Miss Hattie Hamilton, Miss
Young, Misses Lucille and Alton
Young, Miss Sherman, Miss Helen
Shearman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Emile Katz, Miss Fannie Godbe, Miss
Blanche Kimball, Mr.. Will Reid, Mr..
Dave Gregg, Messrs. Will, George and
ID vof nd
Mr. J. H Young.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Glenden-
ming. Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. P. L. Wilt
ans and Mr.. Dean chaperoned gay
party of young people that was seen at
Saltair. Among the number were Miss
Louise Smedley, Miss Bessie Glendin-
ming Miss Katharyn Geddes, Miss Jul
liza Dean, Miss Katie Williams, Miss
Blanche Wadsworth, Miss Marguerite
Richards, Miss Bessie Wright, Miss
Edna Remington, Miss Blanche Wads-
worth, Mr.. Kenneth Donellan, Mr.. j. T.
Goodwin, Mr.. Ben Romney and Mr.
Amadee Duncan,
The great success of the excursion on
Home Industry Day should be repeated
on Tuesday, when the general relief
committee will receive the proceeds.
The history of the work of this COM
mittee need not be written. 1t is on
every tongue. There will be few more
opportunities to spend day at Saltair
this year. Why not embrace this. as a
chance to spend a few hours pleasant
ly, as we'll as to contribute something
toward a charity fund that will be ex-
pended in the wisest and best way?
Mrs S. Woodward will remain in
California until October first.
Mrs Isabel Pitts gave a lake party |
on Tuesday that was much enjoyed by |
her guests, who were: Mrs. Kissick |
DR.. and Mrs. S. Pinkerton. Miss Grace |
DR.. Meacham, and Mr.. D. S. |
Miss Blanche wadsworth, of Spokane,
Wash, was the guest of Miss Louise |
Smedley, a few days last week. She |
left on Friday for Boston, where she
will enter the Conservatory of Music. |
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Richards
have returned from Wasatch.
Miss Conroy, of Ogden, and Miss
Maud Keeney, of Pocatello, are the
guests of Mrs. F. Dewey Richards and /
Mrs, ]. T. Richards.
Miss Millie Cunningham will leave
soon for Clinton, n. Y, where she has
been student of Holton seminary for
4 year or more. |.
Miss Hattie Rothenberg left on We'd
nesday evening for Cincinnati after a !,
visit of six months with relatives in this
city.
Mr.. John Tilton Donellan returned |,
rom Denver on Monday.
Miss Katie Conway, of Wisconsin, is
visiting her brother, P. j. Conway.
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Miss Adelaide Brown, of Laramie.
Wyoming, who has been the guest of