The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-03

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There was little activity in social cir
cles last week. There were no large
affairs, and such entertainments as
were given We're small dinner parties,
luncheons and informal gatherings.
Notwithstanding this seeming quiet
Aess, however, the gay set has plenty
of variety these spring days Dinners,
luncheons and cards are INDUCED in,
but cut of door pleasures are what the
people really enter into with enthusi-
asm now. Cycling is very popular, and
already a number of clubs have been
formed, and the members see visions
OF moonlight run, with a Dutch sup
per at the end of it. Then the lake
SEASONAL are impatient for that to
cegln, but 1t is sometime ahead yet,
Tor the opening of the resorts will not
be celebrated until May 30.
The engagement of Miss Aggie Sharp,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sharp,
and Mr.. James Hay, is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Downey en-
tertained the following guests at din
I.
and Mrs. Holden, it being the anniver-
sary of their marriage: Miss Wallace,
Miss Hardness. Miss Ora Hardness, MIR.
Wicks, Mr.. Pavey, Mr.. Pendergast and
Mr.. Harry Shearman.
Mrs. Griffin was the hostess of a de-
lghtful card party Thursday afternoon
at her home on Eleventh East in honor
of Mrs. Pyle Of st. Paul The parlors
Trve NV i
the form of entertainment. The after
noon was enjoyably spent by the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Sadler, Mrs.
Drehl, Mrs. Howat, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs.
Gannett, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Sad
Ter, Miss Katz. Miss Young. Miss Alton
Young, Miss Edna Sherman and Miss
Reed.
Miss Clara Clawson. with party of
friends. occupied a box at the Grand
Saturday afternoon.
The Tafelrunde met with Miss Nc
cornick Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin entertained at
cards Friday evening.
Mrs. Vincent has invitations out for
kensington tea Tuesday afternoon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carey enter
tanned at dinner on Monday evening in
honor of Colonel and Mrs. Blunt
The society columns of The Herald
are always open for the assistance of
the charities Of the city, and a liberal
notice of such events will always be
given at the request of any society.
Courtesy should suggest that a ticket
should accompany all such requests,
where the services of the reporter are
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Wallace enter
taired at dinner Saturday evening.
complimentary to Colonel and Mrs
Blunt.
DR.. and Mrs. Beattie and Miss Beat
tie have issued invitations for an at
home Thursday evening at their new
residence on East Second South street.
The Young Ladies Aid society gave
the first of a series of dancing parties
at Unity hall on Friday evening. The
affair was an enjoyable one. the young
ladies making charming hostesses. An
ice was served, the music was good,
and among those who participated in
the evenings festivities We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hampstead. Mr.. and Mrs J. s.
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman.
Mrs. Clawson, Mrs. Rookledge. Miss
Bartch, Miss Edna Shearman. Miss
Hoge, Miss Aft, Miss Sibyl Anderson,
Miss Griffin. Miss Mason Miss Nc
Cornick. Miss Lowe. Miss Cotton. Miss
Maude Thorne, Miss Reed, Miss Flor
ence Roundy, Miss Laura Sherman.
Miss Josie Katz, Miss Kenyon, Miss
Clark, Miss June Sadler Miss Addie
Zane. Miss Hampstead. Miss Ethlvn
Weber, Miss Grace Stansfield.
Messrs. Casper Robertson. Colborne.
George Nye, Max Smith, Wayne Smith.
Ben Y. Smith, Harry Shearman. Will
Jams, Cash, Barnett, Clark, Judge. Of
hcer, Roberts. Varian, Lawrence, Miles.
Porter, Hampstead. Morganthaler'
Frank Gray.
Mrs. Newman was the hostess of a
luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Tilton Donnellan will leave
for Denver during the week.
Mrs. Chester Mason and Miss Marie
Mason leave this morning for New
York.
for Chicago. 7'''-'
Miss Helen Crawford is visiting
Congressman and Mrs. Allen in WASH
ington.
Colonel and Mrs. Blunt departed for
the east Monday after most pleasant
visit with their many friends.
Mrs. Vincent has issued invitations
for a card party Wednesday after
noon.
The musical given at the residence
of Mrs. Emanuel Kahn by the Hebrew
Ladies Relief society Wednesday even
ing was socially a great success and
was the means of supplying the treas
ury with goodly sum with which to
continue charitable work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger and
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Bamberger left last
evening for a four weeks visit in Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. George Gannett entertained at
luncheon yesterday in compliment to
Miss Pyle of st. Paul.
Mrs. John Reed left last night for
weeks visit in Ogden.
The reception given by St. Marks
guild Tuesday evening to the new pas