The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20

the prospect of a renewal of the gay
cites of former days The outlook for
the summer is bright indeed. Many
former Salt Lake girls are expected
home, while a number of eastern VS.
tiers are expected in the homes of the
gay set. Already there are whispers
of lawn fetes. garden parties and
evenings at beautiful Saltair.
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Mrs Albert T. Holden entertained at
breakfast Friday morning. The table
was handsomely decorated in AIneri-
can beauty roses and pink satin rib
bons. From the large cut glass bowl
in the center extended broad ribbons
to the place of each guest, where they
were fastened with dainty book,
which each guest carried home as q
souvenir. Those present were: Mrs.
]. Ford Kent Mrs. George Y Wallace
Mrs. c. E. Mainland, Mrs NJ. c. Fox.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs. William
Igleheart and Mrs. O. J. Salisbury.
After breakfast a guessing contest was
enjoyed by the guests, the prize being
Won by Mrs. Kent.
Miss Burke gave an enjoyable dinner
Wednesday evening, at which there
were present Miss Aft, Miss Cotton.
Miss Bement, Miss Thorn. Miss
Blanche Burke and Mr.. Max Smith.
MIS- llSNltld JNilAliiieo Lco ASS0td
vitations for a luncheon next Thurs
day afternoon.
The Misses Murray entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening.
Colonel W. W. Bisbee has gone to
California.
The Dollar Luncheon club met at the
home of Miss darkness yesterday af-
ternoon-
Miss Alton Coung entertained a
party of bicyclists at Red Butte Hollow
Friday evening.
Mrs. Jesse c. Little is entertaining
her grandmother, Mrs. Stenhouse, Of
California.
on Wednesday at the Women's Ex-
change Mr.. George L. Downey and
Mr.. Max Hanauer gave a luncheon.
Two tables were used, both being
daintily decorated in sweet peas. The
guests were Mrs. George F. Downey,
Mrs. Albert Holden. Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Hanauer.
Miss Ida Hanauer, Mr.. Albert T. Hol-
den and Mr. Harry Sherman.
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Miss Hattie Jennings entertained &
a high tea Wednesday afternoon.
Roses and ferns were the flowers used
in the decorations, and the guests Were
Miss Kathleen Anderson, Miss Mamie
Eldredge, Miss Irma Aft, Miss Hunt,
Mr.. Lee Young, Mr.. John Sharp, M.
Frank Roberts. Mr.. Harry Roberts,
Mr.. Harold Eldredge.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick was the hos
tess of a delightful party Friday after
noon. Proposals were the feature of
the of each cont lannau HAVING
the pleasure OF proposing to each lady
present. At the close of the afternoon
Mr.. Harry Roberts was awarded
prize, as the one whose declaration was
considered the most eloquent. The
guests were Miss Tina Aft, Miss Kath-
leen Anderson. Miss Louie Oden Miss
Fanny Bird, Miss Pauline Groo, Miss
Flora Griffin. Miss Allie Miller, Miss
Inez Trent, Miss Ella Atkinson, Miss
Laura Sherman, Miss Josie Katz, Miss
Terhune. Mr.. Harry Roberts, MIR. Frank
Roberts. Mr.. Sharp Williams. Mr..
Harry Goliath Mr. Ed Kimball. Mr..
Sam Porter, Mr. Charlie Lawrence, Mr..
Jay GrOo Mr.. Charlie Bechtol. Mr.. Ray
Savage, Mr.. Hal Hampstead and Mr..
Hal Clawson.
DR. Ripley c. Hoffman of Iowa is Wis
iting Nh. and Mrs. Stuart Stephenson.
MISS dlHtIIHE Lowe has d. ilcl
guest Miss Florence Cone of Hartford,
Conn. Miss Cone viii spend the sum-
mer here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Rice of Park City
have issued invitations Tor the mar
riaSe Of the latter's sister, Miss Lille
Brown, and Mr. James L. Ferris, on
June %, at St. Luke's church at Park
CITY.
Last evening was society night at
Saltair. Among those seen there were
Mrs. Hoyt sherman, Miss Alton Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid. Miss Shear
man, Miss Hanauer Miss Lawrence,
Miss Eloise Sherman. Miss Kathleen
Anderson, Miss Josie katz, Mr..
Schramm, Mr.. ]. H. Young, Mr. Shear
man. Mr. Katz. Mr.. Hanauer, Mr..
Harry Roberts Mr.. Frank Roberts.
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Mrs Kenneth Kerr entertained in
formally at luncheon Friday in honor
of the Misses Judge and their guest, /
Miss Wall
Mrs Governor NJ. Forbes and Miss
Forbes have issued invitations for
reception Thursday afternoon in honor |
of Mrs. George Dickinson Guyer, who (
is pleasantly remembered as Miss Nell /
lie Greenman. Mrs. Guyer returned I
Friday and will spend the summer
with her parents
Mrs. ]. II. Lewis OF Butte is visiting |
her mother, Mrs. S. S. Walker
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Mrs. William c. Jennings left for the
east last ngiht.
Mr.. VIII T. Dinwoodey leaves for /
New York this week.
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Mrs. Louis Simons entertained at |
cards Friday afternoon. Thirty guests /
were present and a most delightful
afternoon was spent at high five.
Mrs. Charles Pepper is spending the
summer with her brother, Mr.. Joseph /
Baumgarten.
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Mrs. Lizzie Young left last evening
for Soda Springs.
Mr. D. E. Burley viii return from
Chicago the early part of the week.
Mrs. George A. Lowe. Mrs. Justice
and Miss Lowe have invitations out
for reception Tuesday afternoon from
? till 5.
Mrs. Ferdinand J Fabian will leave
the early part of the week for a visit
with relatives in Boston.
Miss Holt. who has been the guest of
the Misses Murray. left for her home
in Kentucky yesterday.
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One of the most delightful affairs Of