The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

uioin summer haunts to the city Lo-
SaI society has had a forsaken air ever
since summer began, but from now on
social life will be as merry as a mar
riage bell, if not quite as lively. Many
o. the June girl graduates are leaving
for the east, but many more are not
and those who remain will add bright
ness to social events this season.
The attractions of the week were
sTrs. Web5er's luncheon, the entertain
ment given by Miss Macintosh and
Mrs. Odson'g party.
Miss Macintosh gave an informal
entertainment on Tuesday night that
was novel and enjoyable. large party
of guests gathered at her Brigham
street home to witness the eclipse
The telescope man was present and
from tie lawn the guests watched the
bright face of pale Luna lose itself in
the gloor7 Later all repaired to the
interior, where Miss Hornick appear
ed at her best in several recitations.
The evening was a perfect one and
was genuinely enjoyed by all present.
The guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rookledge,
Mr. and Mrs. Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Holden,
Mr., and Mrs. Donnellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Best, Mr.. and Mrs. Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Walker,
jr. Miss Gilmer, Mr.. and Mrs. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Witcher DIR. and Mrs.
Witcher Mr. and Mrs. John Zane, Miss
Lowe. Miss Woodward. Miss Hardness,
Miss Ora Hardness, Miss Sprague, the
Misses Mason, Miss Grace Young, Miss
Helen Crawford, the Misses Concklin,
Miss Holmes, Miss Hooper, Miss Nc
Cornick, Miss Nellie Walker, Miss
Dollie Walker, Miss Alf, Miss Daft.
Miss Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman,
Miss Katz, Miss Amy. the Misses
Stanchfield, the Misses Hanauer, the
Misses Preston, Miss Sadler, Miss Aft,
Judge and Mrs. Smith. MIR. and Mrs.
Robertson, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Hor-
nick, Mes.srs. Alrny, Pendegast, Pavey,
Sharp, Downey, Murray, Burley, NC
Cornick. Smith. Sherman, Wicks, Pol
lock. Rookledge. CCbb, Glendinning,
Knight, Chambers and Kerr
Miss Lawrence, Mis- Kimball and Mr.
George Lawrence returned from Brlgn-
ton during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and Miss
Salisbury are home from their visit IN
Idaho.
! Mrs. T. G. Weber was the hostess
on Wednesday at an elegant luncn-
eon given in honor of Miss Ethe ely.
Webber's engagement to Mr. Nye me
table was prettily decorated with
r,1nner of mink roses and ferns, out
lined with pink satin ribbon. In front
of each guest was hand-painted
card, with pink roses and the color
scheme was carried out effectively
throughout the luncheon The guests
were charmed with the delightful ap-
pointments and pleasing surroundings.
The affair was enjoyed by Mrs. ,. Z.
park. Miss Park, Miss Edna Shear
man. Miss Love, Miss Hoge, Miss Nc
Corntcl, Miss Druehl, Miss Donnellan,
Miss ShingleuT.
Mrs. Meader Odson leaves for Min
neapolis on Thursday, September L.
Mrs. Parker arrived in the city on
Monday and will remain here several
weeks as the guest of her mother,
Mrs. T. ]. Amy.
Mrs. John Odson was the hostess OF
q, pleasant high five party on Thurs
nav Afternoon at her home, 235 South
Seventh East street. 1t was in COM
pIiment 10 her sister, Mrs. Meader Cd
For of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Each
guest was presented with unique tai
ly card and the attraction proved
most enjoyable one. Mrs. Weige1 car
ried off the first prize, Beleek cup
and saucer; Mrs. Egbert Roberts took
The second prize, an almond dish of
similar material. The color scheme in
the decorations was in yellow, with
s1nffoWers Ia Jardienierres, while OK
eyed daisies and ferns were used on the
tables with pleasing effect. The gath
er-ing was in the nature of a farewell
as Mr.. and Mrs. Odson leave on Oc-
tober l for Anaconda, where they will
make their future home. The invited
guests were: Mrs. Edmund Wilkes,
Mrs. Beesley, Mrs. Maston, Mrs. A. 7.
Schroeder, Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Van Armand, Mrs. Eu-
gene Lewis, Mrs. Francis Gill. Mrs.
simon Weigel, Mrs. William De Bruehl,
Mrs. S. J. Kenyon, Mrs. Horace Allen,
Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mrs. ]. f.
Greene, Mrs. George Keen, Mrs. H. d.
Miles. Mrs. c. S. Richards. Mrs.
Charles Fifeld, Mrs. J. E. Oglesby,
Mrs. Richard Keyes, Mrs. Frank Har
s-is, Mrs. j. Beatie. Miss Beatie, Miss
Francis Adams, Miss Fullerton.
Mrs Ewing charmingly entertained a
few friends at her home home last
"Wednesday.
A party of children gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed W. Duncan
on FRIDAY evening, the occasion being
the birthday Of their daughter, a love-
Nv little miss. Much merriment was
created by the rendition Of some theat- !
ric1ls in which all the young people
kook a part. The evening passed off
very pleasantly and the little hostess
was the subject of much favorable |
comment over the felicitous manner
sn wnich she entertained her little |
frIeads.
Cards are out for the weddings of |
Miss Ella Josephine Druehb the beau
tiful and accomplished daughter of |
AIr. and Mrs. Frank A. Druehl, and !
MIR. Milton Lands Oglesby. The date |
of the ceremony is fixed for Sep |
Eember IS at o'clock and the place |
st. Marks cathedral. The bride is one |
of the leading society bellies of the |
city. The groom is a well known young |
business man, holding the position of !
general manager of the Rock Island |
route in this city. The affair will be |
The most notable event Of the kind of |
the season. After the ceremony the |
oo,,vfa xr-tIf hold rpoar1fioy1 |