The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-06

Inc week has SiIueQ away more OF
less gaily in social circles. There were
only one or two large events and the
reign of teas and luncheons continues
The music carnival threw minor af.
fairs into something like an eclipse
for ali society went to the great fes.
tival in the divine art. There were moi
a few box parties at the Grand and
altogether society has settled into the
normally gay tenor of the autumn sea-
son.
Mr.. Pavey entertained a small party
on Tuesday by giving a, drive in the
moonlight. After enjoying the land
Ecape and cool air the party were
driven to the home of Miss Hardness
where supper was served. The mem
hers Of the merry company were: Mr.
aid Mrs. Mccarthy, Miss Dorr, Miss
HARNESS, Miss Kerr, Miss Ora Hank
ness, Count Meyerndorf and Mr.. HoI-
land.
The return of Lieutenant and Mr..
Carey to the fort was honored on
Tuesday by an enjoyable hop. A large
number of society members from salt
Lake were present.
The party who made a pleasant visit
TO Glenwood Springs during the season
OF heat were elG Dorately entertained
on Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs,
George f. Downey. It was very
pretty entertainment and the evening
was thoroughly informal
Mrs. Casper L. Robertson and Mrs.
Lame gave a very pleasant reception on
Monday afternoon, complimentary to
their friend, Mrs. S. P. Twiss of Kan
sas City. The decorating for the oc-
casion was most effectively done. and
the apartments presented an attrac-
tive appearance. The tables were
adorned in pink roses and elegant re-
Treshments were served. The guests
Of the occasion were Mrs. Roy1e Mrs
himbau, Mrs. Woodward. Mrs Gill
christ, Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Erb. Mrs.
Zane, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. Davis.
11rs. Bailey, Mrs. Daggett. Mrs. Good
win. Mrs. Carter. Mrs Dickson, Mrs.
Lyons.
Miss Helen Crawford gave q charm
ing luncheon on Thursday to a small
party of friends at her home In the
Walker terrace. The event was in
compliment to Mrs. Mccarthy and Miss
SONAA VI ~ IdCuSe.
A party Of bachelors gathered ~ tbe
home of Mr.. Frank Kraft on Third
street last Tuesday night to honor
the twenry-ffrst anniversary of hi;
birthday. The event was given by Mr..
C. H. Kraft and a most informal even
ing was spent by the guests. Tho
menu of entertainment included card
playing, which whiled the hours away
swiftly until a late hour This was
interrupted long enough for refresh
ments, and most sociable time was
enjoyed by all the guests. Those en-
tertained were Messrs. S. r Fenton.
S. H Lynch, G. c. Fenton. z. II. Ia
cobs, Thomas Kennedy, Wayne Smith,
Alma katz, VIII Gray. z. A. Spencer,
G. Luft.
Mrs. S. P. Twiss has returned to her
horne in Kansas City.
Mrs Rool1ledge Of the Park is now
enjoying the society Of her Salt Lake
friends.
Mr.. D. S. Murray. Mr.. George L.
Downey and Mr.. Harry Sherman
leave this morning for the wiIds of
Colorado On a hunt for big game.
Miss Anderson entertained on Mon
day at charming luncheon for her
guests, Miss Mccarthy and Miss D0rr.
The rooms were decorated in 11nioue
FASHION ana some antique nick-nacks
edded to the effect. TIE guests were.
Mr. Downey. Mrs. Holden. Mrs. Want
land, Miss Kerr. Miss Wallace. Miss
Crawford, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness.
Mr. Kenneth Donnellan has left for
the east for a prolonged stay.
Miss Kerr leaves this morning for
Manti to be the guest of her brother,
Mr.. E. B. wicks was the host Of a
dinner party on Wednesday in honor
Of Mrs. Mccarthy and Miss Dorr.
Mrs. John Barker leaves this month
fer ST. Louis
Mrs. J. T. Almy's home on Fifth
East street was the scene of a pretty
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. E. Mainland was the hostess
of most delightful entertainment yes
terday afternoon, at which Mrs. Nc
Carthy and Miss Dorr of Syracuse. N.
7, were the guests Of honor. Only a
few guests were present at the af-
fair, which was enjoyable in every par
ticular.
The visiting doctors who attended the
tate medical society were entertained
on Wednesday night by Mrs. A. c.
Ewing.
a pleasant luncheon was given on
TUESDAY at Waterloo by Mrs. De Col