The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-04

u the carry SuLlIl6l SdJCNS
that has been promised materialized
during the past week. 1t was unusu-
ally gay from Monday until Saturday,
and now there is a promise of a con-
tinuity of the old-time pace. Pretty
gowns have made their appearance in
large numbers during the past week,
and it is a pleasure to watch the ex-
uberance of spirits which have come,
it is hoped permanently. to take the
place of the dullness with which social
circles have been afflicted for the past
few months.
Summer plans are beginning to ma
terialize, and trips are being made out
of town every day either to engage cot
tages or rooms. or TO put cleaners, cur
tain-hangers, painters and upholster-
ers to work Brighton's promises to be
exceptionally gay. Nearly every cot
tage has been taken, and by the mid
die of the month the season will be in
full swing.
Miss Sherman and Mr.. Harry
Sherman have announced the engage
ment of their sister Helen to Mr.. Harry
David Cue of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Helen Sherman is well known
in our city in both musical and society
circles. Salt Lake is justly proud of
her singers, and of none more than Miss
Helen Sherman. The greater part of
the past four years she has spent in
studying music in New York. During
that time she has made her home with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and and Mrs.
Thomas G. Sherman of Brooklyn. 1t
and from their home she will be mar
ried il October.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Kerr,
sister of Mr.. Kenneth Kerr, and Mr..
Joy of Denver is announced Miss Kerr
spent the summer in Salt Lake two
years ago and made many friends.
Mr.. Joy is prominent business man Of
Denver.
Mrs. Henry ]. Newman returned yes
terday from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Holden en-
tertained Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. James a. Pollock, his many friends
being invited to congratulate him on
his engagement to Miss Dorr Of SYRIA
cuse. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED in La France roses, Easter lilies
and clenatis The hall was lighted by
japanese lanterns strung from the open
staircase in an artistic design
The guests were received by Mr.. and I
Mrs. Holden and Mr.. Pollock. the guest /
of honor, appearing deeply touched (
over the evidence of sorrow evinced by /
the ladies, who, in their sorrow at los /
ing him, wore badges of crepe. After
the guests had arrived, the gentlemen /
were each given a wedding ring and
found their partners for the evening I
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ladies. The early part of the evening
was spent in illustrating wen-known
and awarding prizes to the
most successful ones. The prizes were
won by Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell and Mr..
Alma KatZ.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in guessing the names of books
from illustrations. Prizes were won
by Miss Mccormick, Mrs. William Reid,
Miss Edna Sherman, Mr.. Caspar L.
Robertson Mr.. Simeon HaZleton, and
Mr.. Grant Hampton
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Mrs. NJ. c. Fox entertained at a
Fourth of July tea yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Garfield of Chicago.
The guests included only those who had
the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Garfield
at the Fox ranch last summer.
Mr. Lawrence Fox entertained so of
his friends Friday evening at a geo.
IRA phical guessing contest. Miss Laura
Sherman, Miss Alice Freed, Miss Mary
Sherman and Mr.. Frank Lawrence
were the successful contestants and
we're awarded handsome prizes.
Mrs. Jules La Barthe has issued in
yitations for tea Saturday afternoon
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Miss Hanauer and Miss Ida Hanauer
AT a Kensington tea Thurs
lay afternoon. Among the guests We're
Mrs. c. e. Wantland. Mrs. Frank ".
Jennings. Miss Sadler, Miss Hooper,
Mrs. Wells of Helena, Miss Forbes, ;
Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. John Zane Miss
Weber, Miss Cotton, Miss Bement
Mss Georgia Weber. Miss Carter, Miss
1thlyn Weber. Miss Lowe. Miss Cone, j
Miss Hough, Mrs. Post, Miss Thorn,
Miss Edna Cohn, Miss Sharp. Miss
3urke.
The Dollar club with a number of I
Tiends. went out to Saltair last even
ng on the 5:45 train. Among the
,uests were Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Miss /
;hearman, Miss Helen Sherman, Miss ]
lawrence, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora ]
darkness. Miss Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.
}. F. Walker, Mr.. ]. H. Young, Mr.
Viii Lawrence, Mr.. Harry Sherman, I
Or. Alma Katz.
Miss Kate Parsons has sent out tiny /
nissives inviting her friends to bring
heir hrecrackers and play in her back