The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13

Although the past week was not a
gay one, it was filled with delightful
and interesting affairs. Lake parties
at Saltair were the features of the
week. while the entertainments given
in homer of the university graduates
were of an unusually attractive charac-
ter. The devotees of society also de-
voted much time to card parties,
luncheons and bicycle rides.
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The festivities clustering about the
university commencement began Mon
day and wound up in a blaze of glory
Thursday evening.
The amusements were inaugurated
Monday evening by a reception and
musicale given by the faculty in honor
of the graduating class. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in palms,
plants and flowers and the evening
proved most enjoyable to the partici-
pants.
Wednesday evening the annual ban
qUet of the Alumni association was
held in university hall, 200 guests be-
ing present. AT its close the guests
adjourned to the ballroom, where the
merry-making was brought to a eli
max. The dancing hall was hung in
flags and bunting in the university
colors.
Thursday was field day. After the
athletic sports on the campus, the pu-
pills and their friends went out TO Salt
air. the eN enilg being a fitting end to
the amusements that had gone before.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox was the guest of
honor at morning card party given
FRIDAY nv Mrs HnUf Sharr71 ~, nd
Miss Sherman at their home on the
hill. Every available space in the
large rooms was filled with wild flow
ers While the table decorations were
ensr'ely of green and red.
The game played was 49," prizes
being won by Miss Adelaide Mason
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox, Miss Hardness and
Hiss Aft.
The guests were: Mrs. NJ. c. Fox,
Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs. o. ].
Salisbury, Mrs. George F. Downey,
Mrs. Albert Holden. Mrs. ]. Ford Kent,
Miss Kent, Mrs. Wantland, Mrs. George
Y. Wallace. Miss Mccormick, Miss
Hardness. Miss Ora Hardness, Miss
Murray, Miss Nan Murray, Miss Holt
of Kentucky, Miss Hanauer Miss Ida
Hanauer. Miss Kate Lowe, Miss Will
lams, Miss Cotton, Miss Bement, Miss
Aft, Miss Gilmer, Miss Sibyl Ander-
son.
Miss Clendinning is visiting relatives
IN Boise.
Mr.. Richard Keyes is in Park City.
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The marriage of Miss Simmons and
Mr.. R. J. Officer viii take place at the
home of the brides parents in Darling
ton Place on Wednesday. The mar
riage win be quiet one; only so guests
will be present
Miss Alton Young was the hostess of
a delightful lake party at Saltair on
Wednesday evening. Among the guests
were noticed Mrs. Henry Lawrence,
Mr.. anG Mrs. William Reid, Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Dinwoodey, Miss Lawrence,
Miss Sherman, Miss Hanauer, Miss
Edna Sherman. Miss Ida Hanauer,
Miss Thorn, Miss Jasmine Young, Mr..
J. II. Young. Mr.. F. c. Schramm, Mr..
Hanauer. Mr.. Katz. Mr.. Gilmer, Mr..
Lawrence and Mr.. Thorn
Miss Hardness entertained the Dollar
Luncheon club yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Kenneth Kerr gave an informal
luncheon Thursday afternoon. The
decorations consisted of pink roses
carnations and ferns. and the guests
were: Mrs. c. E. Mainland, Mrs. VIII
liam Reid. Mrs. Kleinschmidt. Miss
Sherman. Miss Edna Sherman. Miss
Alton Young, Miss Jasmine Young.
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The marriage of Mrs. Stevenson of
Fort Douglas and Lieutenant jerks
viii occur next Wednesday, The mar
rage viii be very quiet affair. the
guests being limited to the intimate
friends of the family.
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Miss Violet Girard will return from
Chicago in order to be present al the
ma rriage Of her sister, Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. Trent gave a luncheon Thurs
day in honor of the high school basket
ball team.
The officers and ladies of the fort
gave an informal hop Wednesday even
ing.
= Mr. Charles Post is in Washington
Miss Flora Griffin has returned from
school in the east
Mrs Westerheld and Miss Madge
Westerfield expect to leave Wednesday
for California.
Miss Matte Kimball has returned
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Mrs. David Sharp entertained at
luncheon Wednesday.
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Mrs. Garretson is in the city. visiting
her mother. Mrs. Stevenson
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Mr.. Jules La Barthe. jr.. who has (
held position for the past two years
Eith l. c. Trent & Co., has gone TO