The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-01
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Society is rapidly transporting itself
TO the mountain resorts, where, from
present appearances, il is more than
probable the outing season will be IN
usually late And the society that
dances and frivols the fall and winter
days away is not even planning for
the month to come. It is going ''out OF
town" with no time set for returning,
approaching thoroughly our ideal sum-
aer resorts.
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Miss Wallace entertained at high
tea Tuesday evening, which was one OF
the most enjoyable affairs of the week
Tea was served on the broad veranda
on small tables daintily decorated in
sweet peas and mignonette, the guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Downey,
MI. and Mrs Albert Holden, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell, Miss Hardness, Miss
Cockrane Miss Ora Hardness, Miss
Sherman, Miss Helen Sherman, Miss
EDNA Shearman, Miss Durant, Miss
Woodward, Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. Lyman,
Mr.. Tuttle, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Shear
man, Mr.. Wicks, Mr.. Smith and DIR.
Tuttle.
Miss Mary Burke is entertaining
friends from Omaha.
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Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained IN.
formally Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Gray Emery of Pittsburg. The
Durant. Miss Helen Sherman, Miss
Miller of Kentucky, Miss Sibyl Ander-
son. Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Han
auer, Miss Ida Hardness, Mr.. Schramm,
Mr.. w. J. Lawrence, Mr.. George Law
renee, Mr. Hsnauer. Mr.. Max Han
auer, Mr.. Alma Katz.
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard Reed enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening. The
decorations OF pink and white were
most effective and the menu a dainty
one. The guests were Colonel and Mrs.
Kent, Captain and Mrs. Wygant, Mr.
George NJ. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glendinning and Mr.. e. B. Wicks
Mr.. Charles J. Dryer left last even
ing for Flavel, Ore:
Mrs. A c. Ewing has invitations out
for an informal affair this coming
week.
Mrs. Cowan of 800 Second street en-
tertained during the week.
Mrs. Samuel c. Park and Miss Park
entertained at a very unique affair on
Wednesday morning. "A Wedding
Breakfast read the invitations. which
proved to be a wedding of the roses.
Roses occupied the center of the
luncheon table, around which was a
bank of pink and white sweet peas
from which radiated satin ribbons 10
each guests plate, where they were
fastened by dainty water color cards.
After breakfast a floral love story was
told by the guests. Miss Bement won
the prize-a large bunch of American
beauty roses.
The guests were: Mrs. Albert Hol-
den. Miss Helen Shearman. Miss Be
ment, Miss Cotton, Miss Lowe, Miss
Cone, Miss Burke, Miss Hoge. MISS
Alton Young, Miss Ethlyn Weber,
Miss Mason, Miss Mccormick and Mrs.
William Reid.
On Tuesday evening an enjoyable
party was given at Saltalr. Tne
guests were: Mrs. Hoyt sherman,
Miss Emery, Miss Cone, Miss Bement,
Miss Cotton. Miss Sherman, Mr.. katz'
Mr. W. J. Lawrence and MI George
Lawrence
Mr.. George f. Downey entertained
at luncheon at the Alta club on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Downey gave
a dinner on Friday evening TO the FOL
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs Albert r
Holden. Miss Wallace, Miss Hardness,
Miss Cockrane, Miss ora fairness
Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. futile, Mr.. Shearr1an n,
Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Heintz and Mr.. Wlcks.
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Miss. Bement. who has been the
guest of Miss Cotton for the past two
months. left for her home in Phila-
delphia on Wednesday evening
Mrs Robert GIendinning entertained
large number of her friends at d
Kensington tea yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Samuel C Park and Miss Mar
garet Park entertained % OF their
friends Friday afternoon. The mouse
was prettily decorated in sweet peas
and ferns. while the hours were pleas
antly passed enjoying a new game-a
slang phrase contest. The young lady
knowing the greatest number of slang
phrases was awarded prize The
first one-a silver. candlestck-wa won
by Miss Adelaide Mason. The BOBBY
q Pioneer Jubilee cup-was won by
Miss Lawrence.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy Palmer
and Miss Dorothy will arrive in the city
tomorrow and will spend the next two
weeks visiting Mrs. Thomas Jennings
Miss Florence Kessler viii leave
early this week for her home IN Idaho.
Mrs. David Mclaughlin of Park City
entertained at luncheon Friday after
noon, to which a number of guests from
cf+- sx-.are. invited
Mr.. George futile left for st. Louis
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman left for the east
Sunday night, after a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Wallace, at THE Porches.'
Mr.. Robert Trip of Yankton. Da-
kota, is IL the city.
Mr. and Mrs.L ingiser of Cincinnati
are at the Knutsford.
Mrs. Fred Graham has gone TO Den
yer.
Mrs. Rathman. who has many friends
in the city, viii spend the next few
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Lin
giser. at The Knatsford-
Mr.. Leon has returned to the CITY.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman left last night for
Denver.
a delightful party was given at Salt
air last evening. The guests went out
on the o'clock train. and after en-
joying a dip in the lake and an elabor-
ately prepared luncheon, spent the re-