The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
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This has been the banner week for
the club women of Salt Lake Be-
sides the visitors from the neighDoriDg
cities, several noted women from the
east were present. at the convention of
the federation. and various entertain
ments were given in their honor.
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The past few days of midsummer
weather have made the people look for
ward with pleasant anticipation To the
opening Of the lake season. and bathing
at the resorts viii be the vogue within
a week
Salt Lake people are fortunate iE al
ways having this unfailing summer at
traction. Dancing may be relegated.
bicycling become tiresome, teas may
wax and wane. but trip to the inland
sea, with a dip in the brine and lunch
con afterWard IS enough 10 overcome
the charms of the mountain resorts
and make the fashionable reluctant to
leave the city, even during the heated
term.
Mrs NJ. c. Fox was the hostess cf a
most delightful luncheon yesterday af-
ternoon- Fourteen guests attended and
a delicious menu was served. The color
scheme was PINK, roses Of that hue
being used for decorating the table,
and the color was carried through all
the courses At each place on the table
a programme for lei Captain" was
placed, tied with ribbon and a pink
La France rose. After the luncheon
the party occupied two stalls at the
theatre. The guests were: Mrs. Want
land, Mrs. Reid. Miss Fox, Miss Hark
ness, Miss Wallace, Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Sherman. Miss Jessie Fox,
Miss awford, Miss Spras1e and Mas
ter NJ. C. Fox jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid will give
a bicycle ride and high tea Saturday of
next week.
The most delightful entertainment
since the Lenten season was that given
by the Misses Hanauer Monday even
ing. It was a bicycle tea and was one
of the daintiest affairs of its kind vet
given in Salt Lake. At O'Clock the
riders gathered at the Hanauer resi-
dence on East First South and rode
until Z, when they returned to the
home. Punch was served and a num-
Der of non-riders who had been invited
10 come at /, met them and toSether
they enjoyed an elaborate high tea. The
tables and mantels were tastefully dec
GRATED with scarlet and white oeonies,
smilaX' and red and pink carnations.
and the name cards were adorned with
pen and ink sketches of bicycle riders.
After the dinner the game of 60 was
played. The TALES were rubber rings
representing wheels with spokes of
thread. and each game won was
marked with a colored ribbon wound
2 n 1erl,
the first prize-a book of short bicycle
stories, and Mr.. George DoWney the
gentleman'S prize-a beer mug.
Mrs. o. w. Powers entertained most
delightfully."- Wednesday afternoon. The
house was decorated artistically with
white marguerites, large bowl full
table with baskets at the plate of each
guest. Those present were Mrs. Kent,
Miss Kent, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Dag
get, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Herrick and
Mrs. Hughes.
The visiting ladies Of the Federation
were entertained at dinner Friday
evening by Mrs. Mccormick. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Henrotin.
Thatcher. The party occupied a stall
at Eel Captain" afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Russell will return
Thursday for the summer.
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Miss Lowe will have a school friend
visit her during the summer.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Powers entertained at cards. "63''
was the game played, and a most de-
ightful evening was spent. the rooms
were prettily decorated in white mar
guerites and snowballS. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. MARYLAND, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Donnellan, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Glendin-
ming, DR.. and Mrs. Beattie, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. O. Wilson, Miss Cullen, the
Misses Murray. Mr.. Skillman and Mr..
Irvine. Miss Field Of Denver was the
guest ot honor.
The officers and ladies of Fort Doug
as gave a pleasant hop Wednesday
evening.
A Parish reception was held at ST.
Paurs rectory Thursday evening.
Mrs. Housh will give a card party
evening of next week.
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The vocal recital given by Mrs. Ham
lton at Rowland hall Tuesday evening
was a most enjoyable affair.
Tuesday evening the Misses Weber
gave a pleasant bicycle ride, after
which delicious refreshments were
Ierved at their spacious home in Second
street. The guests were Miss Shear /
nan. Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Park. /
Miss Kiesel, Mr.. and Mrs. ). c. Park, /
Mr.. C. L. Nye. Mr.. Grant HAMPTON. |
Mr. VIII Ford. Mr.. A. D. Katz, Mr.. 7,
5ranken and Mr.. Harry Sherman.
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Mr.. J. H Young and Mr.. Glenn I
schramm gave a circus party Thurs
lay evening-red lemonade and all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Keyes gave an (
chafng dish supper Monday /
evening. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. /
s. C. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Wilson, /
dr. and Mrs. William Eberly, Miss I
Cullen, Miss COnklin, Miss Hoge Mr.. 1
Mr.. Colburn. Mr.. Clever and /
.fr. D. c. Adams
Mrs. s. B. Emery entertained at |
luncheon during the week the delegates +
rom Park City to the Woman's FEEDER /
ltion and Mrs. NJ. F. Allen and Mrs. G. /
R. Hancock.
Miss Bransford win return June 4th
rom Boston.
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The first large picnic Of the summer Z
viii be given at Walkers farm Mon
ay. The pfcnicers viii ride to the
arm on wheels and horses and spend !
he dag Among those --ho viii be
resent are Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Downey
lr and Mrs. Holden. Mr.. and Mrs.
seid, Mrs. Hanauer. Mrs. Lawrence, {