The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Warm-br-mrned as summer skies.
On. there's the toucl q Something come
Upcl her r3Unded cheek
DIS tGlcl o sOUnCellg gtcOvlng Ghere-
Flame-W1Tde1 doth 1T speak.
And all the YYariolers o the wood.
And al She no5d.ag flowers.
Oh, prgthee, HeH me, love You well
The rosy, tripping hours?
For adj the days ara fun O. song,
And cloudless are che skies
On, there's the EgeN o something come
Wlnhin her bonnie eyes.
There is TO mistakng the social hum.
The whirr is everywhere about. Besides
all the October weddings, theatre par
ties and teas I'll the days and evenings
and pleasures perspective is full of
promise
The whole Of the younger world
seems bent on matrimony. and the an
nouneenents Of many engagements and
marriages past and yet TO come keep
the social sphere in quite d Whirl OF
eNciteme2t.
The social forecast for the season of
~ is 4 remarkably brilliant one. Fami-
lies that have not entertained for Years
have signifed their intention of throw
ing open their homes and once more
joining in the social WhiFl. The old Co
tillion club VIII be reorganized. and Will
attract the senior members of the 400,
While the debutdntees are making prep
arations for their coming-out parties,
salt Lake being well able TO boast of a
beautiful bouquet Of buds for the com
ing season.
Then our matronS have at last real
lied that there is too much of q. same
ness in the form of our entertainments
from. season to season. and have tried
to innoVdte some ideas for the autumn,
and at last a real novelty has been
found in the political tea" which IS
likely 10 become a fad. II has at least
introduced an element of variety. a
new spoke TO add to the Whirr of the
society wheel. The women who, for
reasons too numerous to mention, rep
resent the distinct society type, have
made it a point To give the political tea
their serious attention. Women OF
fashion don their finest outdoor cos
tunes and go to the tea. see all there
is to be seen, hear Judge Powers. Fisher
Harris and all the other prominent pol
itieians, and so away and talk about il
to their friends. and by the end of the
campaign our society women viii not
only have had good time. hut viii, NJ
least, be able 10 talk mteiligentiy on
politics.
Hon Edward B. Ewing of st. Louis
eX-consul general to Mexico, and Harry
Sheldon Of Detroit, son-in-law of Secre-
tary of War Alger. left for San Fran
cisco Friday night, after a pleasant
stay in salt Lake. The gentlemen have
friends here who entertained them in
formally during their visit.
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Mrs Edward Richards and Miss
Richards have returned from visit &c
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Miss Bollinger was the guest of honor
at q JSensington tea which was given
Friday by Miss Macintosh.
The guests we're Mrs Charles Read
Mrs Witcher, AIRS. sam c. Park, MIS-
Hughes, Mrs. 4. 3. Jones, Mrs. George
F. Downey. Mrs. William Reid. Mrs
Goodwin Mrs Marshall Mrs. Lindsay
Mrs J. e. Jennings. Miss Hardness
Miss ORC Hardness, Miss Alff. Miss
Park, Mss Mason. Miss Adelaide Ma
son. Miss Minnie Murray, Miss Alint
Murray. Miss Shearman. Hiss Edna
SheaTman, Miss Hanauer, Miss Wal
lace, Miss Toulnine, Miss Saddler ans
Miss Gilmer.
Mrs. II. T. Duke entertained at lunch
con Thursday, in honor Of Mrs. Forbes
of Butte.
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Miss Schansenbaeh OF Ogden will bt
the guest Of Mrs. HaIsey during tht
week.
Mrs George Y Wallace entertained
at dinner Wednesday in honor Of the
birthday Of Mr.. Wallace. The decora-
lions of autumn leaves combined with
October fruit, we're most effective.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Q, J
Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. AIoylan c. Fol
and 0Ir- Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Landstreet Of New
York. will arrive in the city Friday
and will make an extended visit witt
Mrs. Landstreers sister, Mrs. George z
Downey.
Miss Eloise Sherman has invitation.
out for an afternoon affair Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII T. Dinwoodey returned
Thursday from San Francisco.
Mrs. William Igleheart entertained
informally at luncheon Wednesday.
The dollar luncheon club viii meet
with Miss Wallace during the week
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Mrs. Jesse G. Little is expected homo
Tuesday from Ensenada, Mex
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Miss Laura Preston leaves Tuesday
for Washington, D. G., where she vii
spend the winter.
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Miss Macintosh entertained at lun
cheon Wednesday in honor Of Mis-;
Bottinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard P Norris hav,
returned from their California trip.
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Miss EIoise Sherman was the hostess
of a delightful afternoon tea on Tues
day, the AFFAIR being given in honor o
Miss Aline Murray.
Those present were Mrs. Lynn. Mrs
Sam C. Park. Mrs. a. b. Jones, Mrs
George h DoWney, Mrs. NJ c. Fox
Mrs. c. II. Post, Mrs. J. NJ. BidweIl