The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30

son VIII De an unusually gay one
tiut quite number Of society PEG.
PIE are already preparing to flee from
She noisy traffic and heat of town life
no the tranquil and picturesque shades
OF the suburbs. For ideal summer re-
<reats no metropolitan town is more
11chly endowed than is Salt Lake with
aer mountainous surroundings.
Lake parties viii be popular while
summer remains. There was quite a
sprinkling of the four hundred at Salt
air last week.
Mrs. William Jennings and Mrs.
Frank W. Jennings entertained large
company OF friends at an afternoon re-
oeption given on Friday at the home of
Mrs. Frank Jennings on East Brig
nam.
The decorations were as elaborate as
artistic. The parlOr and library were
Pheasant 10 look upon, with the bright
yellow of mustard in full bloom and
coreapslS overlooking from large vases.
On the hall a collection of ANTIQUE
arms and weapons of the chase made
a unique display. Here, too, a punch
OoWl was conspicuous beneath a large
japanese umbrella. Palms were ar
ranged in pleasing contrast TO the
bright-hued flowers. Easter lilies
stood on the mantles The dining
room was gracefully decorated. The
table was studded with cut-glass
bowls, filed with clusters of sweet
peas. The Ladies Mandolin and Gut
tar club aided in making the hours pass
quickly.
Those who assisted in receiving the
guests We're: Miss Grace Young. Miss
Emily Katz. Mrs. William Reed, Mrs
Harold Russell. Mrs. W w Ritter.
Mrs. j. 3. FarloW, Miss Edna DIVER
Mrs James Z. Jennings Mrs Walter
Jennings, Miss Catherine Dwyer. Miss
Mamie Sharp. Miss Lucille Jennings
Among the guests were Mesdames
Aamilton, GemmiH, Robertson, Witch
sr, Miner. Browne, Brewster Hender-
son, krouse, Niles. Karrick. Movie
.Dinwoodey, DougaI, Amy, Rawlins.
Cummings. Teasdel. Williams Dunbar
Barratt. Empey, Clayton. Kraft, Spen-
Ger, Mccormick. James, Trumbo J. H
bennett Wallace. Bache. Groo. Nc
Gprrin. Wright, Daveler. Farnsworth.
Kinney. LOOMS. MARYLAND. Scarf.
Silva. Post, Smith, Staines. McVicker.
Alder. McCune, Roster. Kimban.
Spraeue, Nelden, Lee, Powers, Le-
Barthe, Grant Johnson, Hanauer.
Read. Red Bamberger, Salisbury.
Emotion. Dwyer. Watson. Marshall.
Brlgham, Roundy, Dickinson. Katz.
e
Young, Carlson, Johnson. Cannon.
Sears. Clawson, Royle, Taylor. Dag
gett, Coffin. Rateman. Jennings. Morse
Romney, Simon, Sharp. Wantiand,
Felt, Hampton, Ferguson. Hughes
DIX, Mcintyre. Zane. c. W. Bennett.
Richards, Weber Benedict Burgess
John White. Woodward Park. Beattia
Cenklin, Bidwell. Pitts. Dickert; Misses
Young, Jennings, Sharp, Dwyer. Wells.
l1rlce. Hooper Katz. Woodward
Walker, Clawson. Groesbeck, Curtis
cochran, Conklin. Webber. Park.
6eattle Sadler. KeOgh, Mccormick.
ieasdel Dinwoodey. Preston. Sears
Alder. Fox Shearman, Hardie'
HPrague. HanaUer Van Colt ana
many others
Judge ]. c. Royle returned yester-
day from the east Mrs. RovIe who
Isihasns IN New York, is much i'm
proved IN health
Mr.. and Mrs A. 6. Campbell have
returned from their sojourn in Califor-
mia
Mrs. William c Jennings will dis
continue her Tuesdays at home until
October I.
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo opened her ele-l
CANT home during the week to A series
of select social functions. Three
'funcheons were given. The mem. was
perfect, the decorations exquisite in
every way, and the guests We're enter
fained in the manner for which the
Halr hostess IS noted. The soft strains
Of the cello with pianofote accountant
ment, was the musical feature Mr.
and Mrs. Colonel Carrine-ton being
the artists. The luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon was enjoyed by Mrs. General
PenroSe, Mrs. c. c. Goodwin, Mrs
Richard Macintosh. Mrs Lane. Mrs
Casper Roberts. Mrs. c. Y. Wallace
Mrs Daggett, Mrs. Woodwork. Mrs
Hamilton, Mrs. George NJ. Downey.
Mrs Trumbo entertained a party of
young F-siety ladies at a luncheon on
Thursday. her guests on the occasion
being: Mrs. c. E. Wanfand. Mrs. ].
M Bidwell. Mrs. Charles Read. Mrs
II y. Styer. Miss Hardness. Miss
Minor Miss Woodward. Miss Webber
Miss Georgia. Weber Miss Ethelvn
.Wehber, Miss Wallace. Miss Wood
|. Mrs. Trumbo was again the hostess
at luncheon on Saturday. at which
merry party of guests were enter
tfalred.
. Mrs. T. W. Rhodes. of Covlngton
ky, Is in Salt Lake and will be the
guest for several weeks of Mrs. c. r
MARYLAND
Mrs. Faber and Mrs McCHntoch
Eucther and sister Of Mrs. George NJ
Rowney, arrived here last week on a
!. The wedding of Miss Belle Lucas and
NV. c. Wells, both of whom are well
known in Salt Lake society. will occur
sometime during the week in New
York Miss Lucas is a gifted singer
and was prominent while here in
snusical circles.
Miss Matte Mack left last THURSDAY
fie guest of Mrs. Alex. Moffatt and
Miss Enid BIofatt. for the ranch of
Mr.. Moffatt in Idaho, where she viii
pass the heated term.
Mrs. Walter P. Jennings, Mrs.
Sophia Sharp and Mrs. James E. .Jen-
rings were the hostesses at a recep-
zion on Wednesday, the handsome resi-
aence of the former being the scene
Of large assembly.
The new home was admirable in its
appointments, and with the neat dec
orations looked unusually pretty.
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