The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02

IN gySsA| energy in social circles III
WSZIW past week chronicled many
S3, delightful teas and card
80 parties besides innumerabie
bicycle rides with jolly little suDpers
afterwards. It is unquestionably too
late in the spring, however, to do more
than temporarily revive the socIal
world With the advent of the lake
season and the appearance of the prom :
ised eastern visitors may be the signal
for a renewal of the gayeties-
The summer is rapidly approaching.
and the society girl is making up no
end of the fluffy materials that she Is
always in haste TO wear ana $40" 10
cast aside, and all because they are SO
becoming. Nothing in all the Woflo Is
half so bewitching as the bewilderlnS
fuffiness of the summer girls gown
Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed was the host
ess on Tuesday afternoon OF the pretti-
est card party of the week The color
scheme of pink and white was charm
fnelv carried out, and the ladies who
enioyed the afternoon were Mrs. Miner,
Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Geddes, Mrs. Dut-
ton. Mrs Amy Mrs. John NJ. Zane,
Mrs. Rice of Park City, Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs.
Kenneth Kerr, Mrs. William Reld, MRS.
Horace Allen, Mrs. Wilkes, Miss katz.
Miss Geddes Miss Thorne, Miss Dut-
Ton. Miss Corbett, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Pruntcn of Denver, Miss Lewis, MIS-.
Ross. Mrs. Geary. Mrs. Tugram. The
first prize, a handsomely decorated
PLAGUE was won by Mrs Horace Al
len. the second prize, a small gold clock,
by Mrs Theron Geddes, the third prize,
a book, by Mrs. w. B. Brunton OF Den
Yer.
Miss Mcmillan will entertain inform
ally tomorrow afternoon in honor OF
her guest. Miss Margaret Corn OF wy
oming.
The members of the NJ. Q. Q. D. were
interested spectators at the ball game
at Fort Douglas Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Barlow who is a visitor at the
post, will leave soon for st. Louis.
Miss Dooly entertained a party of
eastern friends at Saltair Friday ar
ternoon.
The French club will meet Wednes-
day morning with Mrs. Hubbard Reed |
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hughes en-
tertained a few friends at tea. A BIZ |
cycle ride was enjoyed by the guests
later.
Colonel and Mrs. Coates of Boise, will
visit friends in the city during the |
next month.
Mrs Charles Rood entertained Thurs
day. The afternoon was enjoydbly |
spent by the guests in listening to
readings from Shakespeare by Mrs.
King and Mrs. Vollmer, and in guess
ing quotations from his different plays.
At the conclusion OF the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served on
small tables decorated in pansles, ana
prizes were awarded to Mrs. King and
Mrs. Wightman. The guests of the
afternoon were Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. La
Barthe, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. E. o.
Lee, Mrs. Richie, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs
Amy. Mrs. Ira Lewis. Mrs. Vollmer,
Mrs. Weir, Mrs Wightman, Mrs. Mark
land, Mrs. Sherman. Mrs Kimball, Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. McVieker. Mrs. Tracey.
Mrs. Dignowity, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Plummer, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. King, Mrs.
Dart, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Iglehart, Mrs.
Kester, Mrs. Stowe. Mrs. Peyton, Mad
anne Rood, Miss Lewis, Miss Marian
Simmonds and Miss HartWel.
Miss Elois Sherman will returnfrom
Washington the latter part of the week. /;
Mr. W. w. Ritter has gone to Logan.
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Miss Marguerite Richards. who is re-
membered as one of the popular girls
in the Sixteenth, will visit friends in
the city during the summer.
Miss Mccormick has returned from
Omaha
Mrs. Richard Young entertained in
at a Kensington tea Thurs
day afternoon. Among the guests We're $
Mrs. Frank n. Jennings, Mrs. j. E. {
Miss Hnnnor-
Mrs. Willard Young.
Miss Florence Small is visiting Miss :
Anderson. =
luncheon Monday in honor Of Miss Bar T
ow. \
The card party given on Thursday t
night by Mrs Hubbard Reed was an 2
affair. Sixty three was en-
Dyed by the guests. prizes being won C
~ Mrs. Bidwell. Mrs. Woodward, Mr.. t
3idwell and Captain Wygant. The n
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Beattie. DR.. u
md Mrs. Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs George S
Z. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett Mrs d
spencer, Mrs. Woodward, Miss Wood is
ward, Mrs. Belden. Mr.. George NJ. n
scott, Mr. and Mrs. James Glendin- a
ling, Colonel and Mrs. Kent, Miss a
1ent. Captain Wygant, Lieutenant Nc
Iasters. Mr.. Walter ShouD, Mr.. and a.
Irs Haywood. Mr.. E. B. Wickes, Mr.. S,
oseph Gallagher. ri
The German club has adjourned for b.
be summer. r.
Juoge and Mrs. Marshall have re- W "
urned from California. ~
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lowe and " "
Eiss Lowe are expected home from - -
outnern California within the next ~
ew days -
Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of Park a. a.
ity are in the city. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are at Ford's. -
hey will have as their guest during =,
he next month Miss Cullen of Helena, w
ster of Mrs. Wilson. w w
Mr.. Richard A. Keyes is out of the t Sii
ty on short business trip. NJ
Miss Alton Young is welcomed home
gain.
The Misses Conklin expect to leave iss
on for an extended visit in CaIifor- du
a.
Mrs Judge. Miss Katheryn Judge and tw
r Frank Judge have returned from st,
exico.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fenton are ex-
cted home next Tuesday. hr
Mr.. Richard Macintosh and Miss c. .
rfr,F.N will lfsa,- =,