The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-18

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's sna those who remained were
a1 nut few attractions. With the
eHu CT the summer gayeties. social
events VIII be more evenly balanced
me Woodward entertainment was the
s s,alsSl event OF the week, and other
rociaI gatherings of note were the
cst party given by Lieutenant and
MIS-. Wright and Miss Bacon. and
MISS Reeds party at the Knutsford.
The most prominent social event
which eniivened the week was the re-
ception given Oh Monday night hv
Mrs. Samuel Woodward and Miss
woodward, at their home on East
Fifth street. 1t was in compliment to
miss Ruth Leeds Kerr and the gather
ing vas IN every way recherche and
enjoyable.
The decorations were artistic
throughout. The lawn was bright with
many Chinese lanterns and part of the
evening was most pleasantly spent on
The green. Refreshments were served
here, and in dispensing the dainties
Miss Rookledge and Mrs. BidweI
gracefully assisted.
novel feature of the entertainment
was afforded by Maize, who solemnly
mapped out the future careers of the
guests.
The Ladies Guitar and Mandolin
club made the air blossom with
music" and Miss Helen Sherman
sang artistically a number Of selec-
tions. There were over hundred
guests present and the evening was
enjoyed to the utmost by all.
J. E. Game returned last night to
Soda.
Walter Reynolds. member of the
editorial staff of the Fremont (Neb)
Tribune, is visiting his old friend
George Dern.
ID. S. Murray left for Boise last
night, where he will be gone for about
two weeks.
The party of Salt Lake society peo-
pie who went on a sojourn to Glen
wood Springs a short time ago re-
turned on Monday. The trip and its
attendant attractions were enjoyable in
the extreme, and they have many
praises for that picturesque retreat.
The members of the party We're Mr..
and Mrs. David B. Hampstead, Miss
Hampstead, Miss Sherman, Miss
Helen Shearman Miss Edna Shear
man, Miss Alff, Miss Crawford, Miss
Mccormick, Miss Sprague, Miss Harh-
mess, Miss Ora Hardness, Miss Kerr,
Miss Woodward, Miss Lena Welby,
Miss Winnie Welby, Mr.. Downey, Mr..
Sharp, Mr.. c. C. Joy, Mr.. Wadleigh,
Mr.. Pavey, Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Rookledge,
Mr.. Heintz.
A small party left for Soda Springs
Yesterday afternoon and will enjoy the
attractions Of that resort until early
in September. They were Mr.. and
Mrs George 7. Wallace, Miss Wood
ward, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora Hark-
mess, Mr.. Sharp and George Y. Wal
lace, jr.
Richard Macintosh has returned
from his California trip.
Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert is entertain
ing Mrs Richard Terhune and daugh-
tiers who have returned from a years
soiourn in San Jose and Santa Cruz.
A very pleasant and unique function
of the week was afforded in the Salma-
gundi party given by Miss Bertha
Reed on Friday night at the knuts-
ford Six tables were surrounded by
Hhe guests, at which a variety of
games were played The party was a
mirthful one and it was an unusually
pleasant evening. Dainty refreshments
were served and at the conclusion of
the games a number of pretty awards
and BOBBY prizes were given. The
event was enjoyed by only small
party of guests, but it was
every way charming, and the members
parted with regret from the hospitali-
ties of the gracious hostess.
Brighton continues TO grow in IA
vor among society devotees. Many
salt Lakers went there during the
week and the resources of the resort
are not nearly large enough TO ac-
commodate all those who would
otherwise go there.
Judge Howat came down from
Brighton during the week
2Ers. Pricilla Jennings is in San
Francisco, visiting Mrs. Linforth, and
will remain until September
Mrs. De Golyar is at the Hotel Pleas
anton, San Francisco
Miss Emily Curtiss, of this city, and
Miss Griffith. of Wyoming, are at
Brighton. Miss Griffith will return to
her home this week. after pleas
ant visit in Salt Lake, during which
she has made many warm friends.
Miss Minnie Fulham, of Denver. will
be the guest of Mrs DIR. Bower during
the lake season.
Brighton society keeps UP dizzy
wllirl of social gayeties.
Miss Woodward has gone to Soda
/, Springs.
Shirley Weber returned yesterday
from a visit of two or three days at
the Park.
Miss Grace Almy is visiting her
mother, Mrs. T. J. Amy.
Miss Lizzie Hooker, who is well
known in Salt Lake society, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Read.
Miss Grace Young left last night for
Soda.
Miss Judge and Miss Bacon have
returned from a short visit at the
Park.
Miss H. V. KimbalI left Yesterday
srsorning with a party of friends for an
extended trip to Europe and the orr
ent.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence of Mrs. John Y. Smith last
evening ON the occasion of the seventh