The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-11

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+aAe parties, afternoon teas and
u'uoor diversions have made it quite
rrbo social socIdl week of the heated term
1a troIley excursion is now the nonu-
s sar event and bids fair to he 1pnpar
eo lnan the mere passing fad Tba
eoSldI happenings of note were +ba
MOSQUE Me- e party of Mrs. Rookledge and
-.Io s99nearman, Miss Young's musi-
Sale, Miss Longs at home The Don,1ai
ran tea, the Wallace function as ~
1ieiiolnning-Wallace trolley party.
mere mas been quite an exodus to
N'flghton's in the past week.
a pretty afternoon tea was given by
Ars. John Tflton DonneIlan on We'd
nesday in compliment to her sister.
MRS William Z. Bates. of Denver.
A large company of guests mingled
In the neatly decorated rooms Tbara
was profusion of white rose and car
aCion blooms and smilax was ar
ranged with effect in each of the apart
The dining room adornments were
arllslc, and here Mrs. Gaynor. Miss
=, dIdce, Kiss Shearman, Miss Rock
1edge ana Miss Woodward graciously
presided a large punch bowl in the
nall was in charge of Miss Kerr.
- Ire event was in every way 8. de-
ngntIuI one, and many attr etive
features made the hours pass swiftly.
The elegant Inequalities of 'eThe
Porches" at Popperton were enjoyed on
Thursday evening by large party OF
guests who were charmingly enter
tained by Mrs. Wallace
a spacious hail in the upper part of
the residence had been made ready for
dancing, and this proved most enter
tanning diversion. Music and re-
freshments were also among the
charms OF the occasion.
The guests were MIR. and Mrs Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Styer, Mr.. and Mrs
Hrumbo. Mr.. and Mrs. Read. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampstead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witcher. DIR. and Mrs. Wishard, Mr.
and Mrs Donnellan. Mr.. and Mrs
Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Wantland Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, MI
and Mrs. Grant Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ried. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
we'll AIesdames Bates, Turner, Lane.
Misses Weber, Miss Lowe Miss
Young, Miss Woodward, Miss Reed.
Miss Cary. Mss Anderson. Misses
Hardness, Misses NJ. n, Miss Donnel-
len, Miss Aft Miss Mccormick, Miss
Lawrence, Miss KimbaI. Miss Craw-
ford, Misses Hanauer, Miss Rookledge,
Miss doge, Miss Shir gleur. Miss Gil
nler, Miss Sprague. Miss Park, Miss
Hooper, Miss Mary Jennings, Miss
Bacon. Misses Conklin, Miss Allen, Miss
Fullerton, the Misses Sherman,
81essrs.. Sharp, Wisk, Pollock, Downey,
Pavey, Pendergast, Gallagher, Murray,
Max Smith. Allen Smith. Putnam. Ellis
worth, Glendinning, Shoup, Almer,
Hampton, Holland. Knight. Mckay,
Cobb, Scott, Kerr, Field. Kimball. Law
renee. Hanauer, Sherman, Thorley.
Mccormick.
Joe E. Gallagher left for Soda Springs
last night and will remain there for
several weeks.
Max Hanauer and the Misses Han
auer were among the departures last
night for Glenwood Springs.
Miss Ora Hardness will spend a
week at picturesque Manitou.
a roof party was given on Thursday
night at the Alta, and J. f. Gallagher
did admirably the honors of host The
function was unique. and the party of
guests entertained thoroughly enjoyed
it.
The Macintosh residence on East
Brigham was a scene of gaiety on
Monday Mrs. Charles D. Rookledge
and Miss Helen Shearman were the
POSSESSES and a telescope party was
The attraction. The event was none
the less delightful for being very in
Formal and about forty guests enjoyed
the pleasures OF the evening. The tele-
scope had a place on the lawn, and
nights chief llfminary and the attend
ant satellites were critically scanned.
The Ladies' Mandolin and Guitar club
made the air resonant with soft music
and on the veranda refreshments were
enjoyed.
Mrs. s F Twiss is visiting her son.
MIR. j. M Bidwell, Of this city.
Miss Bertha Reed was the hostess on
Sunday night at dinner at the Knuts-
ford.
A musicale was a delightful attrac-
zion at Red Butte hollow on Wednes-
dav night. when Miss Grace Young
entertained in honor Of Miss Ruth
Ieeds-Kerr Miss Helen Sherman
and Miss Jennie Macintosh charmed
the guests with some rare music and
Miss Cecilia Sharp aided effectively on
the piano. Part of the evening was
spent on the moonlight lawn and here
dainty refreshments were enjoyed by
E1e guests.
Mrs. Hamilton is now in San Fran
DISCO.
Mrs. Kimball. Miss Blanche Kimball,
Miss Mason. Miss Lawrence and Miss
Lowe left yesterday for Soda. Springs,
ITO be the guests of Mrs. Fox.
Last night quite a party of society
devotees left for Glenwood Springs over
the Rio Grande Western. The men,
beers OF the party were: Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Hampstead, Miss Hampstead,
Miss Sprague, Miss Woodward, Miss
Kerr, Mss Crawford, Miss Sherman,
Miss Helen Shearman, Miss Edna
Enearcan, Miss Aft, Miss Hardness,
Miss Ora Hardness, Mr.. Sharp, Mr..
George e. Downey. Mr.. Pollock, Mr..
.Wadleigh, Mr.. Pavey.
The Odd Fellows give an excursion
s,n Tuesday, August 20, to Garfield.
A pleasant lake party of the week
was that given on Wednesday TO Salt