The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-28
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in Salt Lake on Tuesday after a pleas
ant visit on the coast.
Mrs. w. w. Ritter entertained pleas
antly on Wednesday in honor of Mr..
Piper.
Under the chaperonage of Mrs. Ged-
des and Mrs. Anderson, jolly party
OF young folks visited Saloair Friday
evening to witness the opening OF
"Pinafore," enjoy the bathing ana
have a good time generally. The party
was composed of Katheryn Geddes,
Julia Dean, Florence Small, Grace An
derson, Miles Varian, Jim Goodwin,
Amadee Duncan and Kenneth Don
nellan.
DR.. and Mrs. Griswold entertained a
number of friends at delightful high
five party Monday evening, wnlch
was the ninth anniversary OF their
marriage.
Pink and white roses were used IN
the decorations, lending much to the
artistically arranged parlors.
Mrs. S. j. Kenyon, Miss Clara Han,
Mr.. Smith and DR.. GriSwold were the
prize winners.
The Unitarian NduleS WCAC liz
hostesses of a large and brilliant lawn
Marty given at the Grand hotel on
Thursday evening. The lawn was
lighted with numbers of Chinese IAN
terms. Refreshments were served ana
during the latter part of the evening
dancing was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Joe Brinlzer entertained de-
hghtfully last Saturday afternoon
The form OF entertainment was
guessing contest. A basket of cherries
was placed on a table and each guest
was required to name the number OF
cherries the basket contained. Inc
narlors were tastefully decorated, the
refreshments were dainty, and an en-
iovable afternoon was spent by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Dunbar were the
hostess of a. pleasant musical evening
Thursday, complimentary 10 MI
George Piper.
Mrs. Brinker entertained at luncheon
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. ]. Kenyon arrived home
Sunday morning accompanied by Miss
Vivian Latham, who will spend the
summer with the KeUlyons.
Mrs. Young entertained Friday af-
ternoop.
Mrs. Stoddard of Milford is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. j. Grant and Mrs
George Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patrick enter
tanned complimentary to Mr.. George
Pyper Tuesday evening. The evening
was devoted to music, all enjoying a
most pleasant evening.
Mrs. D. G. Davis and children OF
Park City are spending the week with
Mrs. S. T. Godbe.
The Darlington Neighborhood club
enjoyed a picnic at Liberty park Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. F. Dickert has issued invita-
lions for an ''at home" Thursday next.
Miss Wheeler entertained at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. c. Kelsey has removed to %;
South Third East street.
Miss Rose B. stold of San Francisco
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Weitz, III
Seventh East.
The Misses Walker were the host
esses of a charming and novel party
the early part of the week-a Gamers
tea Pictures were taken from sub
subjects chosen, such as ''The Sweefes
Story Ever Told after the Ball,
1.-The Last Rose of Summer" etc. AZ
were very realistic. The form of tn
entertainment proved most enjoyabl
! TO the guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Burns CAV
a pleasant entertainment on Frida.
night in honor OF the paper wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melton. Re
freshments were served and a YER
agreeable and informal evening wa
spent. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. B. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Clinton, Misse
Grace Hicks, Laura Foster, Maud
Smith, West, Vincent, and Messrs
Harry Snyder, Jones. Meyer, Dl
Brown.
Mrs. J. L. Rawlins gave an enjoyabl
lake party on Wednesday in honor @
Miss Reda Rawlins the occasion beint
the 'atter's sixteenth birthday Mis-
Wells aided IN chaperoning Miss Raw
Inns and her friends. all of whor
greatly enjoyed the event. During tn
afternoon Mrs. Rawlins took a koda
picture of the group. The guests were
Misses Hattie Jennings, Mamie Sharr
Lucille Taylor, Catherine Culmer, Paul
inc Groo, Wendella Benson, Annie Cal
der, Abbie Wells, Daisy Cunningham
Alta Rawlins, Evelyn Thomas
Miss Anna Jones entertained some c
the members of the Crescent Debatin
club Monday. The evening was pleas
antly spent in music and playing cards
After refreshments were served a
participated in the game of penny fo
your thoughts in which Miss Lillian
Dust won the first prize and Nj
George Glade the BOBBY prize. Thos
present were Willie Parr. Georg
Glade, Ben Johnson and Mr. Fincl
and Misses Anna and Bess Jones, Lii
liam Dust, Eva Brown, Jennie Johnso
and Winnie Drury
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark L. Whitney, VIII
We're married last week, gave a receI
ton to their relatives last evening &
their home, No. go South Ninth Ea;
street
Miss Millburn of San Francisco an
James Mair of this city We're marie
in San Francisco on Wednesday las
Mr.. and Mrs. Mair will reach Salt LAX
this week and reside here permanent.
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Society last week was for the mos
part society out of doors. with the e1
ception CT the weddings, of which ther
were a number. and very pretty one
too. The popular reception to Senate
Frank j. Cannon Wednesday, whe
; enthusiasm ran rampant. was followe