The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-07

The week which holds Independent,
Day on its calendar is usually the pav
est, most hilarious. and socially tn.
busiest week Of the summer season
Society went to the races. enioyed
the attractions of the brine-washed
resorts. and witnessed the racing OF
the local fast stock at Calders park.
There can be no more pretty sight
70 the lover of the picturesque than
the view of 1.-THE, girlish forms fitting
among the foliage and trees of a syl-
van scene. The gay ribbons or white
clad figures have a peculiar charm of
their own when moving blithely among
the cool shades and creating a pleasing
contrast to the deep green of the, YER
dure.
GIimpses of such soknes made lie
CHEEKY and refreshing to sun-beatel
pedestrians who CHANGED, some weeks
ago, to pass along the thoroughfares
that surround Roland Hall. But these
charms are fled. And several bachelors
who were wont to daily pass the old
hall have now a sad, reminiscent air
as they gaze at the tenantless green
and the quiet old building. The light,
tentment with life has gone from these
bachelors. And the Tontines are look
ing forward Wistfully to the time when
vacations will be no longer.
There were three charming lunch
cons at the Gardo last week, the
recherche events being given by Mrs.
Trumbo on Tuesday Wednesday and
Saturday. The decorations were pretty
III the extreme, and the guests on each
occasion were delighted with the ele-
giant service. Artistic music was one
Of the charms at each gathering. The
guests who enjoyed the hospitalities
of the hostess were: Mrs. c. w. Ben
nett, Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Keogh,
Mrs. Amy. Mrs. Thomas Jennings,
Mrs Z. S. Richards, Mrs Wilkes,
Mrs. McGurrin, Mrs. Bache, Miss Nc
Corlick. Hiss Mary Jennings, the
Misses Preston, the Misses Mcdonald
5Irs. Miller, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs.
Walter z. Jennings, Mrs. William c.
Jennings, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. w. w.
Ritter Miss Brewster, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs.
William Jennings. Mrs. frank Jen-
nings, Mrs. Wiegel. Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs
Arthur Brown Mrs. Bradley, Mrs
Fffield. Mrs. George y. Lowe, Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman.
Mrs. Trumbo has sent ont invitations
Sor a luncheon on Wednesday.
The venerable old Bee Hive was
filled on Wednesday night with a
merry throng such as has not been
seen before at the old manor in a long
period. Miss Claire Clawson gave a
dance and quite a company of young
people enjoyed the diversion until
the Sd was nc longer and Independ-
ence day had begun. The lawn was
made bright with long lines of
Chinese lanterns, which were sus-
pended between the tall trees and the
old home. In the new wing of the
house where the dancing took place.
the apartments were draped in
patriotic colors and Old Glory hung
on the walls. Dancing was interrupt
ed for refreshments, and the dining
where the guests assembled was neat
" decorated. Earnest Nichols clario-
nette made lively music for the com
pany. and piano and violin were used
TO good purpose by Spencer ClaWson'
if, and c. Benedict.
The invited guests werei Misses
Anna Mcmillan, frankie Sharps
Mamie Porter, Lucille Sears. Emma
Sears, Cora Young, Ella Clark, Fanny
Bird, Louie Odell. Kate Dwyer, Kate
Hardin, Cathy Dougall, Mary Jen-
nlnSSs u. 1S1leIDech, I-u4'A- -,
ArdelI Cummings, Kate Clawson'
Alice Clawson, Bessie Clawson, Ella
Kevtiug. Allie Miller, Ina Trent,
Juno Sprague, Winnie Sprague, Ruby
CIawson. Della Daynes, Claire Gin
ton. Julia Farnsworth, Kate Trumbo,
"a. Rogers, Ella Druehl. jasmine
Young, Bertha Benedict, Mamie
noble, Jean Groo, Afessrs. D. 5. Wells,
sam Porter. Frank Judge, Walter }.
Neets c. Benedict. Fred Daynes,
4 Daynes, Fred Odeil, c. Lawrence,
II Hemrstead. Hal Cobb. Rufus Cobb,
n FarIs. Henry Bailey, Earl Cum
nings, Austin Whitney. Waiter
Pvper. Frank Thatcher, win Eller-
heck. II. Siege1. Frank Kraft, Carl
Roherts. Harley Jennings, Philo
Farnsworth. Tod Goodwin, T. L.
Gezter. Wildly Dougau Cannon,
lambert, Bert Griggs. Walter Druehi'
6Grande Young, Sprague, Z. walker
Dana Smith, Nit Miles, Nit Oglespy.
Miss Hooper gave a pretty high tea
or Friday at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Dunbar, complimentary TO
Mrs. William Reid. In the dining
room. where luncheon was served,
tables were set for four and were
testify decorated Miss Cecilia Sharp
rendered some musical selections with
well known ability and punch was
.,nioved on the lawn, where the guests
assembled later. The party consisted
of Mrs. William Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
G. Dunbar. Miss Kimball. Miss Sharp,
Miss Young. Miss Mary Jennings, Miss
Lawrence, Nj IS Teasdel and Messrs.
Ives Cobb, J. H. Young, Kenneth Kerr,
WIZ Lawrence, George Lawrence, w.
H. Shearman and Vernon Hardy.
Mrs. O. ]. Salisbury entertained a
small party of friends at an evening
dinner yesterday. The table decora-
tions were very artistic and the menu
was enjoyed by Major and Mrs Dow
ney. Mrs Faber, Mrs. McCintick, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. George Dow
ney, Mr.. Layman.
An enjoyable event Of the week was
the kensington tea given on Friday
afternoon by the Misses Hardness at
their residence on East Brigham street.
About forty society girls and young
married ladies graced the occasion,
and all looked charming in light sum
rner toilets Bizique and knitting were
the attractions and the merry groups
spent a most pleasant afternoon.
Clson's orchestra supplied the music,
which sounded particularly well in the
neatly arranged apartments.
Miss frankie Sharp entertained