The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22

A steady out going of society people
the past week has visibly trimmed the
ranks of the four hundred" but those
WHO still remain have wheeled, pic
nicked, swan and. disported themselves
gaily at home and at the various resorts
that are so numerous and so accessible
to the city.
Saltair seems to be the gayest spot
socially. Every day the cars running to
that resort are crowded with picnic
parties going out for the day or for the
afternoon, and an appetiZing lunch
spread in the pavilion after a. refresh
ing dip in the lake, or a walk in the
dancing pavilion is enough TO drive
dull care away for the day, at least
Miss Helen Sherman, assisted by
Mss Cecilia Sharp, Mrs. T. B. Hamil-
ton and a double quartette from the
Orpheus club. viii give q song recital
at the Congrega rational church next
Thursday evening.
1t has been over two years since our
music loving pepole have had an OPP
portulliTy TO listen to Miss SheaInan's
glorious voice, and the affair is being
only the principal musical event Of the
season but also as one of the most
brilliant society affairs.
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Hon. George W. Z. Dorsey gave a
very elaborate luncheon "Wednesday at
the Alta club in compliment to Hon.
James Wilson. secretary of agriculture,
who spent part of the week in the city.
The guests We're Governor Heber NJ.
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Dolly. Mr.. W. 5. Mccormick, Hon.
George Q. Cannon. Mr.. E. H. Avis.
Mr.. W. A. Sherman, Mr.. w. H. Ban
croft, Mr.. Frank Knox, Mr.. J. NJ.
Stout, Mr.. " H. Irvine. Mr.. Glen
Miller, Judge C. c. Goodwin, Senator
Arthur Brown. Judge John A. Marshall,
air. w. w. Stoddard and Mr.. c. o.
Whittemore.
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Mr.. and Mrs LIE Grand Young, Miss
Young. Miss Jasmine Young, and Mr..
lnd Mrs. William Reid left Thursday
lor their summer home on the Weber.
Miss Ella Atkinson accompanied them
as the guest Of Miss jasmine Young.
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The dance given by Miss Ruth kirk
patrick Monday evening was an in
sorIna4 affair, only verbal invitations
having been issued. Among those who
enjoyed the evening were Miss Stella
Salisbury. Miss Pauline Groo. Miss
Kimball, Mr.. Ed KiTnball, Mr.. Thomas,
MIR. Groo.
Mr. Charles Lawrence has gone &c
Butte.
The Misses Murray entertained
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Lawrence Brinker has gore TIC
Omaha where he will attend school
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert officer have re-
turned from San Francisco. They ere
at home at 272 East Second South
street.
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Mrs. Miss Alice Needham is the guest
OF Mrs. NJ K. Hardness at Alta
Mrs. Don K. Coray spent yesterday
in the city.
Miss Alice Miller VIII be a guest OF
the Misses Howat at Brighton during
the coming week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy NJ Palmer
left Friday for Fort Leavenworth where
they VIII make their home for the next
two years.
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Miss Emily Curtis returned yesterday
from an extended trip to California and
Through the Sound country.
The Misses Judge gave a dainty
luncheon Wednesday. in honor of Mrs
Guy NJ Palmer.
Miss Louise Wolfe returned Thursday
from New York, where she has been
visiting relatives for the past six
months
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Mrs Henry Sadler and Miss Sadle7
came down from Brighton during the
week.
Mr.. ]. E. Game returned from Soda
Springs Monday.
Mrs. N. E. Crates Of the Sixteenth
now stationed at Boise Barracks. is
visiting friends in the city.
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Lieutenant and Mrs jerks have re-
turned from California, and are at home
to their friends at Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell left fol-
the east Tuesday.
Miss Helen Broc41way who has beer
visiting Mrs. C. S. Williamson for the
past month, will leave the last of the
week for her home in Leadyille. Colo.
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Mrs. Augustin left Thursday to visit
her parents, Captain and Mrs Palmer
at Fort Leaven worth.
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On Wednesday evening the members
of the Officers club of Fort Douglas
gave q large reception and dance al