The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23


was given yesterday by Mrs. Edwin NJ
! Miller at her home in Darlington, in
! honor of Mrs. W. ]. Beckett, of Hell
ena. Mont. The decorations were pic
turesque and orchestral music helped
( to entertain the large assembly.
( The invited guests were Mrs. Jas.
Adams. Mrs ]. Barker, Mrs. n. Be
man. Mrs. J. Bache. Mrs. NJ. II.
Beardsley, Mrs. l. a. Benton, Mrs. G.
Boyd, Mrs c. H Brink, Mrs. Britt,
Mrs. L. Brinker, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Theodore Brubeck. Mrs. L. B.
Bunneu. Mrs w c. Berry, Mrs. F. NJ.
Bishop, Miss Bishop, Mesdames Harry
Burnett. J. II. Beifuss. w. A Chap
man. J w Campbell. ] c. Conklin,
! Edward COlborn. H. w. Chase, L. w.
Dittman j. T Daniel. Sue NJ. Dean,
w. H Dale Z. Z. Darling, H. j. Din
inny, J. t Donnellan, w. E. Duncan,
Edgar Darling. c. 1. Douglass, E. w.
! Duncan. Alex. c. Ewing, w. S. Earles,
/ i. p. Eckers. Emery, 5. d Evans, c.
/ w. Fifield. w. r. Ferman, f. c.
/ Childs. Theron Geddes. Frank Gun
nell, D. S GAYLORD. Ed. Gaynor, ]. d.
/ Gill Frank A Grant. J. II. Griffin,
/ C. S Gannett. r. T. Hayward, j. II.
Human. c. L. Hawley, Chas Hoyt,
/ Hemphill II. P. Henderson. Holman,
/ Stella Hapgood. Frank d. Hobbs, J.
I H. Hughes. F. E. HOughton, f. o.
Horn, T. c. Tiff. Ireland. John Judson,
/ J. G.. Jacobs J. c. King, f. c. KEEL
/ sey, II. s. Krouse. j. ID. kenworthy,
I R. ~ Keyes Edwin Kimball, J. La
Barthe. Lawrence. James Lowe, a. j.
Lowe Ira Lyons. @. LOOMS. E. Louis,
A c. NacLean. c. More. G. w. Nc
MILAN, F. f. AIcGurrin. c. b. Mark
lin. H p Mason. Morrell. O. 2. Miles,
Luella Miles, NJ. NJ. Morton. ]. a.
Miner. S. w. Morrison. j. II. New
man. c. NJ Owens, f. NJ. Onion, q.
W. OdelI. Dan Porter. Samuel Paul,
c. Rood, Mary Rood, D. Richards, j.
T. Richards, +. a. Rowe, Z. G. Rog-
non Y NJ. c. Silva, A. L. Simondl,
Hoyt Sherman, Z. p. Sears, j. Sharp,
Sykes. Shaffer, J. D. Spencer, w. b.
Spra que. s. Y. Shelp, d. P. simmons,
J. I. Stewart, John Herman, D. ).
Taggart, Turner, Isaac Trumbo' H.
r. D. Woodruff. II. Whitney, u. I;
Wallace, NJ. Wells, A. E. Welby, Den
wight, J. s. Witcher. John ThaXter
White. A. F. Wey, J. Weist, h; h
Wood. ]. NJ. Young, Charles 5. zane,
John NJ. Zane, Misses Conklin. Donel-
len. Mcdonald, Preston. Strong, SIM
mons. Anna Wey, CleYers. Sadle
Walker, Roche, Dee and Fltzgeralo;o
The following guests were from Og-
den: Mesdames Golding, o. Riser,
Mcclure, Bedford, Shields, Frank
Wasburn. ]. G. Armstrong, ). h.
Anderson, B. F. Locke, James KIM
ball. Chevers. Abe Kuhn, Add Kuhn
f. NJ. Allison, l.. b. Adams, Charles
Nelson, Matson. Smith, l. Marks
Conroy, Dan Ensign, F. j. .hlesel,
Elliott. Hubert, John Tyler, Nice.
The Misses Preston we're the hos
tesses at card party on Wednesday
afternoon, given at their Darlington
home in honor of their guests, the
Misses Mcdonald, of San Francisco.
To the tally card of each guest was
attached a unique souvenir, consisting
Of an infantile doll, decorated with
gold stars. High five was the attrac-
ton and prizes were won by Mrs
Linck, Miss Mccormick and Mrs.
Charles Reed.
The guests were Mesdames Druehl,
Charles Reed, Dutton, Vincent, Pear
son, Groo, HemphilI, Linck, Hender-
son. Morton, Trumbo, Morton, Gray,
J. y. Sharp, jr., Walter Jennings, Will
lard Young. King, Hayward. Daveller,
Hogue, Brinck, Butt, c. S. Zane, ]. P.
Bache, F. r. McGurrin and Misses
Mccormick, Teasdale, Corbett, COnklin,
Mary Jennings, Julia Dean, Strachan,
Wilson, Mcdonald and frankie Sharp.
Mrs. Fordyce went to Boise on
Thursday in company with her
daughter, Mrs. Ormsby, and will be
gone for several days.
Mrs. Judge Judd entertained small
party of friends at a dainty luncheon
on Thursday. Those who enjoyed the
pleasant affair We're: Mrs. F. c.
Bailey, Mrs. J. L. Rawlins, Mrs.
Maison, Mrs Arthur Brown. Mrs.
Baldwin and Misses Park, Mcmillan,
Anna Mae Mcmillan, Weber, Georgia
and Ethelyn Weber. Mr.. Yardley.
Miss Maud e. Snowfall, daughter of
Ralph Snowfall, and Mr.. Thomas Hold
der. of this city, were married last
Wednesday evening. Bishop NJ. S.
WoOlley officiating. Only the immedi-
ate relatives were present at the cere-
mOny. Mr.. and Mrs. Holder will be
at home after June 26, at 451 South
Ninth East.
Mrs. J. NJ. Zane has left Salt Lake
on visit to the east.
The leading spirits in lie Free Kin
dergarten association celebrated its
first anniversary on Tuesday night
with a pleasant sociable.
A large contingent Of society who
are votdrieS of the wheel witnessed
the races on Wednesday at Beck's,
ard bicycling has been a prominent
pastime during the week.
Mrs. J. L. Rawlins Was Tie hostess
a d delightful tea on Wednesday af-
terDoon at her home on F'irst street.
Mrs. Fordyce gave a pleasant high
FIVE party to about thirty friends on
Thursday afternoon ir honor of her
IA shter, Mrs. Orinsby. of 3 )ise.
Mrs. Walter c. Jennings and Miss
Sharp and Mrs. James c. Jennings
have issued invitations for a reception
on Tuesday at the handsome residence
of the former.
Cards are out for the luncheon to be
given on Tuesday and Thursday by
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo.
A unique social affair of the week
was the swimming party given on Fri
day at the Sanitarium, by Mr.. Harvey
Bacon. After the plunge the party
were driven to the home of the Misses
Shearman, where an elegant luncheon
was enjoyed. The members of the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin, Miss
Katz. Miss Sherman, Miss Edna
Sheaman, Messrs. Bauer, II. Bacon, ID.
c. Bailey, Alma KatZ, Ives Cobb and
w. III. Sherman.
The Misses Mcdonald, of San Fran