The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-29

Society suffered a reaction this week
from the pleasures of the few pre-
ceding ones 4 number Of small. inn
promptu affairs were given, however.
principal among them being Mrs.
George NJ. Downey's luncheon. the card
party at Mrs. Wilkes. Miss Hanauer's
Kensington tea. and the dinner by the
Bachelors.
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The principal event Of the coming
week viii be the John Drew engage
ment at the Salt Lake theater. Mr..
Drew is a great favorite in Salt Lake,
and will undoubtedly be greeted by a
large and fashionable audience.
Miss Lowe has issued invitations for a
card party Tuesday afternoon. in honor
of her cousin. Miss Abbott of Buffalo,
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On Tuesday evening Mrs. Wilkes en-
ferta4ned al cards. old maid was the
game played. The prizes, at the con-
ciusion Of the game. being awarded to
Miss Dickson and Mr.. Murray. The
guests present were MIS-. Horace Alien,
Miss Murray Miss Dickson, Miss En-
cry, Miss Eloise Sherman, Mr. Knapp
Mr.. Joycelyn, Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Allen.
Miss Helen Sherman leaves for
Brooklyn tomorrow
0Ir. J. Tod Goodwin, Mr.. Wallace Ly-
man and Mr.. George Wallace have gone
TO the Fox ranch.
Mr.. Cameron Of New York is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained in
formally Friday evening, in honor Of
Miss Emery. Those present Were Miss
ray. Mrs. Allen AIR. Wilkes, Mr.. Ben
X. Smith, and MIR. Steifel of Helena.
Miss Dickson. who mas been the guest
Of Miss Murray for the past month,
leaves tomorrow for her home in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. II. W. Lawrence and Miss Law
renee viii return from Brighton to-
morrow.
Mrs. J. T. Donnellan is entertaining
Mrs. Dearison Of Laramie.
Miss Alff gave a very dainty little
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Helen Sherman.
Miss Woodward entertained a few
friends at supper after the recital on
Thursday night. The guests were Mrs.
George Z. DoWney, Nfr. and Mrs E. W.
Young. Miss Emery, Miss Eloise SheT-
man, Mr. Wilkes, Mr.. Heintz, Mr. Pol
lock and Mr.. Wiclss..
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Mr.. L~Mrenee Fox and Mr.. John
Gardiner came down from the Fox
ranch Monday. and spent a few days
visiting friends IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Jennings are at
Soda SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth paggett have
gone to Brighton,
Miss Helen Sherman was the guest
Of honor at Rensihgtcn tea, given
Friday afternoon by Miss Hanauer. a
guessing game was the feature of the
afternoon, Miss Helen Shearman win
ming a prize as the most successful con-
teStant
Mrs. Penrose entertained Tuesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings left
last evening for a weeks visit at Soda
Spires
Major Hill returned from trip
through the Puget Sound country.
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Among the well known people no
ticed at Miss Helen Shearman's recital
Thursday night were Mis-. Fred Walker.
Mrs Hananer. the Misses Hanauer.
MI. Max Hanauer, the Misses Hanauer,
ton. Miss Lowe. Miss Park, Mrs. George
Downey. Miss Stella Walker. Mr.. T. c.
Sc9lramm. Mr.. j. II. Young, Mrs. Jus
tice, Miss Carter. Miss Sherman, Miss
Emery. Mr.. and Mrs David Hampstead.
Miss Weiton. Mr.. VIII sDinwoodey, Miss
Thorn. Miss Cotton. Mr.. Viii Ford, Mr..
T. r. Jones. Mr. Max Smith. Miss
Woodward. Judge Young
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Mrs. George NJ Downey gave a pref
tily appointed luncheon Thursday after
noon. Among the guests were Mrs.
George Y. Wallace. Mrs. Wilkes. Mrs.
WyEanf, Mrs Hardness, Mrs Wood
weird and Mrs. Lisconb.
Mr.. Pollock. Mr.. Heintz and Mr.
Weeks entertained at dinner Thursday
night and afterwards. in company with
their guests. attended the recital at the
Congregational church
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Mrs. G.. B. FarloW and Miss Mary
Teasdel leave the latter part of the
week for New York, where they viii
remain until the middle Of September.
at which time they will sail for Paris.
Miss Teasdel wiz remain there two