The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-15

The entertainments on the social cal
endar the past week were of an enjoy
able character, and as they were IA
vored by perfect summer weather, the
week proved a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. A. b. Jones' reception, on We'd
nesday afternoon, was an exceedingly
pretty affair, while the lawn party
given at Miss Alff's home on Thursday
night brought ont the representative
society people. The coming week also
promises much in the way Of amuse-
ments.
Society viii be pleased to learn that
the many friends of Miss Helen Shear
man have. prevailed upon her to give a
recital before returning to the east.
This she has finally consented TO do,
and the date las been set for the 26th
of the present month at the Congrega-
tional church. Miss Shearnan viii be
assisted by the Orpheus club and Miss
Cecilia Sharp. The affair viii doubt
less be the event of the season in mu-
steal circles.
Mrs. Addison Benton Jones gave one
of the most brilliant and delightful re-
GeDLlOnS
Charles Gregory King, jr., of Cleve-
land, O., on Wednesday afternoon, from
until 6. The residence was hand
somely trimmed and decorated with
flowers and palms. The drawing room
was transformed into Veritable gar
den, with carnations, asparagus, plu-
nosa. and ferns, one of the most pleas
ing features being the attractive moon
created on the piazza, which was fitted
IN a
ing the afternoon the mandolin and
guitar club diScourSed its sweetest mu-
sic and added not a little to the charm
of the occasion.
Mrs. King. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman and
Mrs Allen C. Campbell assisted Mrs.
Jones in receiving the guests. Mrs.
Witcher and Mrs. c. B. MARYLAND
served punch in the library. In the
dining room Mrs. Booth of New York
served ices. The table was beautiful
with yellow decorations. \ large square
of Mexican drawn work over yellow
satin was in the center of the table
with a floral centerpiece of Chinese
asters Assisting in serving We're MSS
Emery of Piusburg, Miss Cotton, Miss
Thorn and Miss Eioise Sherman.
Monday night Mr.. Fred Gentsch en-
tertained in honor of his guest, Mr..
Coburn of Washington, D. G.
Mr. Max Hanauer gave a very pref
tily appointed luncheon, Thursday af-
ternoon, at the Templeton cafe, the
decorations being of sweet peas. Miss
Emery of Pittsburg, Miss Murray and
Miss Dickson of Kentucky were the
guests of honor.
Mrs. jacobson. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Kahn, has left for her
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained
few friends informally Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Murray and
Miss Dickson of Kentucky.
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Mr.. Fred Gentsch gave small
party at Saltair Thursday in honor OF
Mr.. Colburn-
Miss Maud Patterson is visiting Mrs.
John D. Spencer at Wasatch.
Miss Ida Hanauer is confined to her
home with a sprained ankle.
Mr.. F. c. Schramm and Mr. J. H.
Young entertained a few friends ct
dinner Wednesday night at the Tenn
Qleton cafe
Mr. Will Dinwoodey and Mr.. Vern
Hardy entertained a number Of friends
at luncheon at Saltair last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell has returned from
her summers outing.
DR.. Henry n. Mayo of De Lamar,
New, is visiting friends in Salt Lake,
after an absence of two years.
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Miss Murray and Miss Dickson were
the guests of honor at a luncheon
given Thursday by Miss Woodward.
Mrs William Reid gave a bicycle
ride Wednesday evening. The guests
afterwards enjoyed a dainty supper at
Red Butte Hollow.
The tea given Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Aft on South Main
street by the members Of the Young
Ladies Aid society was very delight
full affair. The grounds We're brightly
by japanese lanterns and
fairy lamps. Small refreshment tables
scattered over the lawn were deco 1
rated daintily and presided over by |
different members of the society. The |
grounds were well filed all the even /
ing, the event proving a success finan-
cially as well as socially.
Mrs. King of Cleveland entertained /
at luncheon at the Knutsford Friday in I
to Mrs. A. 3. Jones and the I
young ladies who assisted at the re- I
ception Wednesday.
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On Monday evening the Misses Muir
ray entertained a few friends inform
ally at their home on Third street in
honor of their guests, the Misses
Dickson and Miss Murray of Ken
lucky.
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Mr.. Ned Bannister, Mr.. A. w Nc
Intosh, Mr.. J. w. Conlisk and Mr.. G.
n. Kimball came down from Ogden
Tuesday TO attend the dance at Gar
field.
Miss Bascombe and Miss Louise Man
ming of San Francisco are visiting Mrs.
Isaac Jennings.
Mrs. w. H. Dickson has gone to st.
Louis.
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Judge and Mrs. Miner have gone 10
he Yellowstone.
Mrs. Eberly entertained at luncheon