The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

The week just passed has not much
TO boast OF in the way Of social enter
tainments, though several very charm
ing affairs were given, notably Mrs,
Penrose's reception. Mrs. Fhoutz's din
ner Mrs. Hughes luncheon and an in
formal evening with Mr.. and Mrs, Da-
vid Hampstead The time fer real sal
ties has not YET come, but when il does
make its appearance. watch Win be in
a week or two. very lively afternoons
and evenings are expected ana pre-
dieted.
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There are rumors in the air Of a
large dance to be given in the near fu-
ture by several society men; also talk
Of a german among the girls.
The engagement Of Miss Violet Gil
rard daughter of Dr. and Mrs A c.
Girard. and Lieutenant a. r. Kerwin
OF -Foct Douglas. is announced.
Mrs. Penr0se's reception was one of
the most delightful as wei as the larg-
est affair of the week. and was given
in honor of Mrs. Hin and the Misses
HiIi Of Montana. Mrs PelTOse and
the guests Of honor, assisted by Mrs.
wallace. received ia the drawing room,
which was beautifully decorated in as
tors and SCnfiowers- IN the dining room,
which was a bower of purple and white
astors and sunfloWers. Mrs. Hoffman
presided, assisted by Miss Aline Muir
nay. Miss Mamie Murray and Miss
Grace Wallace.
DR.. ans Mrs. Phoutz entertained at
dinner on Wednesday, the affair being
one OF the Drettiest Of the week The
table Was artistic in its decorations Of
white astors, and covers were laid for
Il. The guests Of the occasion were Ma
jor and Mrs. Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
worth Daggett, Mir. and Mrs. II. j.
Newman, DR. and Mrs, Samuel Hughes,
Mrs. Hamilf n and Madame Phoutz-
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Mrs Albert +. Holden expects to
leave for the east next week.
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Captain Ducat has gone to Washing
ton, d. c
Mrs. Sprague has issued invitations
for a dance 10 be given next Friday
evening. at Christensen's, in honor Of
Miss Winuifred Sprague and the MesSrS.
Hush and Milton Sprague-
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Miss Katie Williams and Mr.. George
Wallace left for the east Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Hampstead en-
tertained informally Oh Friday evening
at 4 watermelon party, the affair PROV
ing to be great fun Miss HanaueC re-
ceived the prize for guessing most cor
r-ectly the number Of seeds contained
in watermelon. Mr.. Schramn was
awarded the BOBBY prize
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Mr.. Sam Paul left wednesday for
Philadelphia.
Dr. a. G. Girard of Fort Douglas has
gone TO Denver.
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Captain Wygant and Captain Crane
are cut In the mountains on hunting
trip.
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Mrs Mabel Moves Of Los Angeles.
Cal, IS visiting DR. 0rielGe Curtis at 7Ss
South Bighth East.
Colonel and Mrs. H. K. Arnold Of
Fort Riley Kansas. are the guests Of
Colonel and Airs. Kent.
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The bachelors. Mr.. Wickes. Mr.. Pol
lock and Ar Helncz. gave a very
charming GaEU3r On saturday evening
their guests beng Mr.. and Mrs A T.
Holden. Miss Hardness. Mss Ora Hagk
ness and 0Ir. W &. Sharp.
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Box parties were numerous at the
Twelve Temptations" on Wednesday
might AIR. and Mrs. Richard Reyes
and q party of friends were seen in a
STAFF, also AIr. and Mrs Hubbard Reed
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Glendlnning.
Another affair OF the week was the
theatre party given by 6lr. Richard
CoIbusn and Mr. Wll Clark, on Mon
day evening. Their guests were Mss
Annie Mae Mcmillan. Miss Blanche
Burke, Miss EdlEal Nol5te. Miss Bessie
GIendlnninS and Miss Noble.
Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick have return
ed from Idaho.
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Miss OdeII has returned from Brighton,
where she has been spending the sum
mEC-
The wedding of Miss Lee Judd and
Mrs. Stephen Babcoek Wis be solemn
lied next Thursday evening.
Mrs Ferguson viii spend the winter
IN the city,
Ntr, and Mrs. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs.