The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-04
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yard on Monday evening. Something
unique is looked for.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes and
Miss Geddes leave this evening for a
trip to Alaska and through the Puget
Sound country. They Will be gone I'M
til August.
Dr. and Mrs. Hughes gave a very
pretty luncheon Monday afternoon at
the Alta club, in honor of Miss Touhnin
OF England, his guests being Miss
Sherman, Miss Hanarer, Miss Ida
Hanauer, Miss Edna Sherman and
Miss Alton Young.
Mr.. Frank Moore of Walla Walla,
left for his home last evening after a
pleasant visit with friends in this city
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Miss Helen Sherman returned
Thursday from New York.
Miss Margaret Park is expected home
from Denver this week.
Miss Addie Zane returned Monday
from school in the east.
Mrs. Daveler has returned from an
enjoyable visit in Denver and Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Fox expect to
leave Tuesday for their ranch in Idaho.
They have planned a series of house
parties and will entertain during the
summer large number of our So
ciety people.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Billing have
gone to California
The dancing party given Wednesday
evening by Nj. and Mrs. George A
Lowe and Miss Lowe in honor of Miss
Cone of Hartford was the largest and
most delightful affair of the week.
The grounds presented a beautiful
appearance with its hundreds of cleo
trio lights. and Japanese lanterns hung
from the trees and suspended over
the large dancing floor Flags and
bunting were also used in the decora-
lions. Garden seats were scattered
about among the trees, and coy hooks
arranged for the guests.
Dancing was enjoyed from 9 o'clock
until past midnight, refreshments be-
ing served in the house during the en-
tire evening. One hundred and fifty
guests enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. Max Hanauer's luncheon at the
Woman's Exchange on Monday was
delightful affair and was given in
honor of Miss Bement of Philadelphia.
The guests were: Miss Mccormick,
Miss Cotton, Miss Alff and Miss Ora
Hardness.
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Miss Jessie Anderson entertained
the members of the basket ball team
at tea, Wednesday evening.
The many friends Of Mr.. Herbert
futile will be glad to learn that he
viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /
George Y. Wallace during the coming /
week.
Mrs. Caspar L. Robertson and Mrs. |
Hughes Will spend the next two weeks /
at Brockbank's farm in Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid left last
night for three days fishing trip.
Mrs. Byron Groo is entertaining Mrs.
J. c. Niels of Detroit and Mrs. Fenton
IF Bay City, Mich.
Mrs; Fred Whitney is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Bancroft
Mr.. Max Brown entertained during
he week at literary guessing party.
A summer afternoon party of chill
iren furnished pretty sight at the
-esidence of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Young. Thursday afternoon A large
lumber of small guests were present
md the afternoon was delightfully."-
pent by the children in xll kinds Of
James.
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Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. William
1. Dickson and Mrs. Alexander C.
daclean have invitations out for a re-
option next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Russell will entertain
Turing the coming week in honor of
diss Lorna Russell.
Mr.. George /. Nye left yesterday for
two weeks visit with friends in the
asst.
Mrs. David Hampstead is entertain
lg her sister, Miss Welton of Detroit.
Mr.. VIII Lawrence entertained a
arty of friends at luncheon at the
Voman's Exchange yesterday after
Don.
Miss Clara Cotton and Miss Bement /
1T Thursday for a months visit with
lieutenant and Mrs. W. K. Wright at ]
ort Sherman.
Miss Stella Salisbury returned yes /
srday from the east. I
Mrs. Croxall and Miss Louie Wheeler I
# Thursday for California. I
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