The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-26

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Conklin. Mrs Adam Paul. Mrs. David
! Keith, Mrs. j. l. Rawlins, Mrs. De
! Goyler Mrs. Frederick J. Hall, Mrs.
! Samuel Pinkerton, Mrs. James
! Glendinning, Mrs. Niles. Mrs. ".
! E. Smedley, Mrs. George Iiv-
ingstone, Mrs. stephen H. Lynch,
Mrs. Chandler, Miss Chandler, Mrs e.
A. Ireland, Mrs N = Putnam. Miss
Margaret Howat, Miss Howat. Miss
/ Florence Howat, Mrs. William !. ne
ElrOy, Mrs. Judge Judd, Mrs j. NJ.
Dart. Mrs. Charles S. Zane, Mrs. John
NJ. Zane, Miss Zane, Mrs. Mcmillan,
the Misses Mcmillan, Mrs. ". +. Jones,
Mrs. Henry Newell. Mrs. Eugene
Lewis, Mrs. Mitchell, AIRS. Turner, Mrs.
G. T. Downey, Mrs. G. ". Downey,
Miss Jennie w. Howat, Mrs. Fred
Clawson, Mrs. VIII Clawson, Mrs. L.
c. Baldwin, Mrs. Fairchild Holden,
Miss Frances Q. Hardness, Miss Hark
ness, Mrs. Joseph B. Walden. Mrs. NJ.
A. Hughes, Mrs. James y. Miner, Mrs.
EOllNt1s NILE koltpIcllSOI, Mss
Wall Mrs. T. Dewey Richards. Mrs. a.
Wall, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. J. w. Donel-
len, Miss Donellen, Mrs. Henry w.
Brown. Miss Grace Brewster, Mrs. j.
McVicl1er Miss Bessie Glendinning,
Mrs. W. NJ. Bradley. Mrs. Trent, Mrs.
William Murcer, Mrs. f. S. Richards,
Mrs. Nathan b. White, Mrs. Stephen
H Lynch, Mrs. ]. T. Richards. Miss
L. Trent, Mrs. James D. Adams, Mrs.
Dininny, Mrs. Mulloy, and Mrs. Sam
uel Paul.
Miss Jean Groo is spending a few
weeks visiting Mrs. Miner at the
Park. She will return early in June.
Tomorrow night the Ladies Uni
tartan society will repeat the dramatic
entertainment which charmed those
who were present at its recent per-
Torrance. The personnel Of the two
unique little plays, including the Rev.
Hunter, remains the same as when
the first presentation was made.
Mr.. Max Smith and VIII ]. Lawrence
gave a box party on Tuesday night at
the Grand. Their guests on the occa-
sion were Miss Hoge, Ora Hardness.
Miss Mason and Miss Alff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom will reach the
city some time during the week and
will spend a few days with their
friends in Zion. They will then jour
ney on to other pastures and before re-
turning will make a tour of Europe.
Chris Diahl, jr., and Carl Roberts
are expected to return shortly from the
Leland Stanford university, where
they have been hard at work during
the past school year.
Miss Katz spent last week in visit
Ing Mrs. Don Coray at Provo.
Several parties are being arranged
among society people for bicycling
tours on the 3oth:
Mrs. Bird. of Colorado, has been in
the city for about two weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. Win Dinwoodey.
Mrs. DR.. Reed, of Provo, was the
guest of Captain Paul last week.
At that beautiful sylvan retreat,
Walkers farm, there will occur this
week what promises to be delightful
picnic, in which a company of young
society people will take part, including
Miss Alff, Miss HOge, the Misses
Maison, Miss Cotton, Miss Margaret
Park, and Messrs. Max Smith, VIII
Lawrence, George Lawrence and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Park.
A small party from Salt Lake will be
entertained this week at the pictur-
mouth of Big Cottonwood. The follow
ing are among the invited guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin, Miss Edna Shearman,
Miss Emma katZ and Mr.. Bower, Mr..
Bacon, Harry Shearman and Alma
Katz.
Miss Clara Cotton left on Friday
night for Philadelphia. where she will
spend the summer with her aunt.
Miss Helen Sherman will return
early in July from New York, where
her time has been devoted to study.
Mrs. Richard Macintosh will cele-
brate her crystal wedding with a re-
ception on Saturday next.
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett gave a
luncheon at her Brigham street home
on the 18th, in honor of the anniver-
sary of her mothers birthday. Eight
old friends of the family enjoyed the
hospitality Of the occasion.
thES- y. L. OOHuGlldIl Is absent
the city on a sOjourn in Denver.
One of the social happenings of last
week was the Kensington tea given by
Mrs. Rudolph Alff, at her handsome
residence on Fifth South. The enter
tainment was select and was for the
hostess sister, Mrs. John Forbis. of
Butte.
A pleasant party was given on Thurs
day evening at the rooms of Miss
Sadie Thomas in the Constitution
building. The company was made up
of musical people, and the evening was
spent in vocal and instrumental music, !
cards, etc. A dainty lunch was served.
The current school year of the Uni
versity of Utah, which comes to ar
end early in June, will send forth
quite a corps of graduates, equipped
with degrees from their alma mater. |
At meeting of the graduating class,
recently held, a class organization was
made complete. Mr.. Vernon was hit
upon for class poet, Mr.. Young was
selected as prognosticator, and for
photographer, Mr.. r. Y. Smith was the |
unanimous choice. The graduates will |
give a banquet soon after the winding
up Of the school year, at which Mr.. !
Roylance will do the honors as toast |
master.
The w. c. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Marshall Weber last Thursday