The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-04


furnished by the theatre and the
Grand, to say nothing Of the reorgan-
ization of the old Cotillion club, which
signify the opening OF the winter sea-
son, the autumn still drags, and right
here where the autumn ,gayeties are
supposed to center there are many
plaintive remarks over the lack Of en-
tertaining and entertainment as COM
pared with former years.
Nothing is so tickle as public favor;
the idols OF the day that receive the
adulation Of all are suddenly eclipsed
and cast into the shade by newer and
Brighter lunainaries. and are as COM
pletely forgotten as thought they had
never existed. A noticeable example Of
this trait is the way in which tennis
champions have fallen from favor
within the last year and been replaced
by golf players. The game of golf has
been the vogue in the east for over a
year past, and at last the fever has
reached Salt Lake. A club is now
being formed, and it is expected that
the game viii prove popular one for
the autumn days.
A number Of theatre parties were
seen at the Grand during the week.
with the gay matinee girl.
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Our Salt Lake men have wondered
during the past year why it is that
our most charming hostesses have lin
tied their entertainments to the fair.
sex only The reason is a, very obvi-
Gus one. The men have become so
negligent of their social duties that
in the majority of cases they fail to
send an answer to an invitation until
the last minute, and in some cases
1all to respond at all. At a recent
large dinner party there were only one
third Of the men who sent an answer
before the appointed day, and there
was small percentage who entirely
ignored the invitation, so that the
hostess did not know how many guests
10 expect until their actual arrival
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Mrs. Mary L. Hackley has issued in
vitations to the marriage Of her daugh-
ter Mary Z. to Mr.. Arthur L. futile.
formerly of this city. The happy
event Will. take place on Thursday
evening, October s. at the First Pres
byterian church of Danville, Kentucky.
1t is understood that the marriage of
Miss Madge Depue and Mr.. David L.
Gregg Will take place the early part
OF this month. 1t will be a very quiet
wedding, only members Of the family
being present.
And now they say another popular
salt Lake man will soon wed one of
California'S fair daughters.
Miss Alton Young of Red Butte HoI-
low entertained at a high tea Friday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Glendinning. The guests were
received in the drawing room, which
was fragrant with beautiful flowers.
alter which tea was served in the din
ing room and library on tables elab-
orately decorated in roses, sweet peas.
b nasturtiums and ferns The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Glendin-
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mr..
and Mrs. William Reid, Miss Thorn.
Miss Cotton, Miss Sherman, Miss Ed
ma Sherman, Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida
Hanauer. Miss Lynch, Miss Mason,
MISS Adelaide Mason, Miss Ora Hank
ness, Miss Aft, Mr.. J. H. Young, Mr..
w. j. Lawrence, Mr.. George Lawrence.
Lieutenant Sorley, Mr.. Max Hanauer.
Mr. f. A. Wadleigh, Mr.. Hardy. Mr..
Harry Shearman and Mr. A. D. Katz.
Miss Florence Roundy was the host
ess OF most enjoyable luncheon
Thursday afternoon The guest of
honor was Mrs. Charles A. Caine. The
table was decorated with bowls of La
France roses and maiden-hair fern.
and was artistic in the extreme. The
invited guests were Mrs. Charles A.
Game Mrs. Ferry, Miss Alton Young.
MISS Maud Thorn, Mrs Robert Glen
DINING, Miss Sue Bacon, Miss Ella
Clark and Miss McKimmons.
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Miss Hardness and Miss Ora Hark-
ness entertained at a Kensington tea
Thursday afternoon.
Major and Mrs. George NJ. Downev
gave theatre party Monday night at
the Grand There We're present Cap
tam and Mrs. Sheridan, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. r. Holden. Miss Kate Downey and
MI George e. Downey.
Miss Weber, Miss Ethelyn Weber.
Miss Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman
Mr. Burley, Nj. George L. Nye. Mr..
Harry Sherman. MIR. Scott and Mr.
Grant Hampton are a jolly party who
Will enjoy bicycle picnic in the coun-
try today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft left Tuesday
evening for two weeks visit in the
fdget sound country, and took with
tnem as their guests Mrs. George a
Lowe, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. McCor-
nick and Mrs. George NJ. Downey.
Mrs. William Reid viii be at home
to her friends during October at Red
Butte Hollow.
Mr.. F. :. Wadleigh win leave tomor-
row for Denver.
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Mr. BOYD Park and Miss Park have
gone to Denver.
Mr.. Ned Banrister of Ogden is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace have
returned from the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Post left
last Tuesday for Dayton, Ohio. Thev
Will be gone q month.
Mrs. T. J. Amy left last week for an
extended eastern trip.
has returned from New York. Mss Mar
guerite remained. at school
The Congregational church was filed
Thursday evening with the admirers
of Re1aenyi, the famous violinist. and
they were in no wise disappointed. He
displayed even greater genius than on
his former visit.
DR.. Belle Gemmell has returned from
Nevada
Captain and Mrs Sheridan and Miss
Kate Downey left Tuesday evening for
California.
Miss Mackintosh has returned from