The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

Healthy and spor'tiv4 as a mountain wind
On bright lea
So love l. lady. NOT thy tender lips
Although fun dear obey be
Nor any charm that feels times swift
eclipse,
But only thee.
Salt Lake people who go out in the
gay world would be content were all
the weeks of the autumn season as de-
lightful as the one just ended. Not
that this week has been extraordinary,
for the number and extent Of its social
affairs, but there Was some thing for
almost everybody and all had a good
time. The tea given by Miss Hardness
proved a very delightful affair.
The reception given by Mrs. James
z, Jennings was one of unusual bril-
lance. while a great deal of interest
conferred around Mrs. j w Young s
house party.
The marriage of Mrs. Florence Din
wooGey Clawson and Mr.. Richard p
Morris was q quiet affair, but a nOta-
BILE one on account of the prominence
OF the contracting parties.
Several interesting affairs have been
announced for next week, among them
being a large theatre party on Tues
0dS hight WnlEA VIII De gwen DS MT.
Max Hanauer and Mr.. Leon. 1t will
be preceded by dinner at the home
Of Miss Shearman- For the younger
set there Will be the High school dance
at Christensen's on Friday night. This
VIII be the first Of a series that will
continue during the winter.
The reception given Thursday by
Mrs. james E. Jennings was a very
hYeiil;anf affair o-i1-pn q
house warming, the lovely new home
being much admired by the guests.
Mrs Jennings was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. William Jennings and
Mrs. Sophia Sharp. The decorations
consisted of palms and autumn leaves.
In the reception hall the old-fashi0ned
fireplace was filed with bright-coinred
the same decorations we're used as q
screen in front OF the open staircase,
behind which was stationed Christen-
sens full orchestra.
The dining-rGom WAS artisticany done
in yellow chrySdnthemumS, coreopsis
and smilaX being used. The room was
presided over by Miss Mamie Sharp.
Miss VENDETTA Benson, Miss LeGa
Rawlins and Miss Lucille Taylor IN
the library punch was served by Miss
Frankie Sharp.
The hours of the reception were from
8 until 6. and during that time the
house Was crowded, over 10 guests
being in attendance.
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Professor W. r. Malone was a guest
in the city during the week
Miss Lillian Bolinger Of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Miss Macintosh
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Miss Bessie Bacon viii arrive in the
city during the coming week and will
remain during the autumn as the guest
Of the Misses Judge.
Miss Margaret Park is in Ogden. Wis
ting Miss Kiesel.
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Mrs. Hanauer. Miss Ida Hanauer, and
Mr.. Abe Hanauer left Thursday for a
pleasure trip through the east. They
viii be gone month.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Groe-
shell and Mr. McCune viii occur Wed
nesday.
Mrs. j. W. Young of Third street is
the hostess OF q delightful house party.
The guests are Miss Murray. Miss
Winnie Murray, Miss AHne Murray OF
Kentucky. and Miss Eloise Sherman.
The young ladies' we're invited Friday
TO remain until Tuesday. a number
of entertainments have been given in
their honor. Friday night Mrs L. c
Trent entertained for them Yesterday
Mrs Young gave a box party at the
matinee in their honor. which was fol-
lowed by dinner. Today a number
of gentlemen. among them being Mr..
George Lawrence, Or. CritchloW and
MI Murray viii be added to the party
the features of the day being q dinner
and an cid fashioned southern supper,
Tomorrow night the festivities will
close with brilliant box party to wit
ness Mr.. Cranes opening play
One Of the present fads Of society
followers is the donation lunch" which
promises to become extremely popu-
lar.
Mr.. w. J. Lawrence is in the city.
Mr.. j. H. Young. MIR. George n. Law
renee and Mr.. WIN 7. Dinwoodey have
gone to Frisco.
POSSESSION of their new home. 7e3 First
street
Mrs. De Bruhl. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Richard Reyes for the
past week, left Ger her home in san
Francisco Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Hahn left yester-
day for Denver, where they will make
their home in the future.
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Mrs Frank b stephens left yester-
day for Omaha where she will spend
the autumn.
Mr John c. Hayt Of Park City.
brother of Mrs. Richard Reyes. left
Friday for juneau. Alaska, where he
will spend the winter
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Mrs. WIN z Dinwoodey will return
from California during the coming
week.
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Miss Florence Roundy entertained
Thursday night in honor OF the friends
who spent the summer at Holiday