The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-01


brighton Will be deserted. The influx
VIII be hailed with delight by society's
members who have been content to re-
main at home while summer gayeties
hourished at the resorts. For the last
two weeks very little has been stirring
among the fashionables with the excep-
zion OF a few teas with occasionally
stray reception.
From now on social events will be
more numerous and the german and
the reception will enliven the fall and
winter season.
Roland Hall was thrown open for
reception on Thursday night for the
sirsl time since the departure Of the
sweet girl graduates of June 1t was
On honor of Bishop and Mrs Leonard
and the scene was one of pleasure and
sociability- The ladies of St Mark S
gave the reception and most of the
well known devine's flock were present.
as well as many others of his friends
and admirers. The pretty decorations
within made the old hall look at its
best and the gathering was in every
way an informal and pleasant one.
Refreshments were served by the
charming crops of hosteSses and the
occasion was one which will linger
pleasantly in the memories of both the
guests and Bishop and Mrs. Leonard.
They are to leave in a few days for the
east. where Mrs. Leonard will rcmain
for a year and the Bishop until Octo-
oer.
Miss Grace Anderson pleasantly en-
Iertained a party Of her friends on
Friday night at her home, 155 West
Fifth South.
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ton during the week.
Miss Bertha Reed. who has been at
the Park for the last few days. is again
sn Salt Lake.
Mr.. Byron L. Irons is in the city end
IS being entertained by Mr.. Frank
Kraft
Miss McCloud left during the week
for her home in COLORADO.
Mrs. D. B. Hampstead left on Sunday
for Detroit, where she will remain for
some time visiting her parents.
Miss frankie Sharp has returned
from her summer outing at Brighton.
Miss Geddes was the hostess of an
enjoyable party last night at her home
on West Temple.
Miss Lawrence and Mr.. George Law
renee went to Brighton early in the
week.
Miss Viola Pratt and Miss Jennings,
lions two gifted singers, will leave
for the east on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Sherman has returned
TO the east.
Mr.. ]. E. Game is back from his trip
to the north.
Mrs Byron Groo left few days ago
for Detroit.
Miss Long and her pupils will enter
tain on Saturday night
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Mary Beck. of this city, and MI
Briant S. Young, city editor OF the SAT-
Lake Star.
Mr. and Mrs. \. V. Hosick delight
fully entertained party OF frlehos
on Friday evening in honor of Mr.. ana
MRS. f s. Goodale Of Trinidad, Colo.
card playing was the attraction and
vocal selections by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
Edwards. Mrs. Frank Ridley, 1ers. ):
u. KEW arthy, Professor Mccoy anu
Mr.. Pierce were features Of the even
spE. In the dining room, which was
Hastily decorated. retresnmenIs Weis
rnioyed The guests were: Mr.. and
AIRS Goodale, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ridley. Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Re. wor-
thy. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Edward Mr..
and Mrs. R. c. Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
r,obs. Miss Emma Lunt, Miss Mae
Cunningham, Miss Jacobs, Miss
Thomas, Miss Blanche Cooper, Miss
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Gunter. Mr.. Pierce. Mr.. Henry ia
cobs, Professor Mccoy, Mr.. Jacobs.
Miss Lawrence has returned from So
ia Springs.
Mrs. William Reid is an arrival at
Soda Springs, where she will spend
the remSfnder OF the summer season.
Miss Mason and Miss Lawrence have
returned from their visit at Soda
Springs.
Mr.. George Downey has returned
from his late trip
Many OF society's votaries were at
the lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Blair of Cin-
cinnsd are once more in the City of
the Saints.
Miss Eardley gave - lawn party dur
ing the week at her home on South
Main for her brother, NJ. !. e. Eard-
ley, who is about to leave for the east.
Dancing was enjoyed all through the
evening. The guests of the occasion
were. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Ure, Miss
glawson, Miss Alice Clawson, Miss
Cutler. Miss Irvine. Miss Bertha r.
vine, Miss Woodruff, Miss Cannon,
Miss Smith, Miss Brown. Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Eardley, Miss Della
Iaynes, Miss Van Colt, Miss Wiley.
Miss McKeller Miss Shaw. Messrs.
Edwards, Davis, Beatie, Walker, Der
ricg, Daynes. Simmons, Cannon. Midg-
ley. Barrows, Jenkins Lambert,
Mime. O'AIahoney of New York will
open the Mcdowell Dresscutting
School and fashionable dressmaking
parlors in the Wasst ch block Sept. 2.
She comes well recommended by the
largest establishments in New York,
also the leading dressmaker Of Pitts
burg, Ia.
Miss blanche Harvey. daughter Of