The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-28

gomery, Mrs. c. D. Moore. Mrs. Mof-
fat, Mrs. Van Armand, Mrs. Taggart,
Mrs Davis. Mrs. Pearsall, Mrs. Harry
Cole, Mrs. Tiernan, Miss Herman, Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. g. r.
Black. the Misses Weber, Mrs. James
L. Franken, Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs.
Paul, Miss Bertha Carter, Miss Brin-
ton. Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Wightman, Mrs.
Richardson, the Misses Savage, Miss
Jacobs, Mrs. Thorn, the Misses Thorn,
Mrs MARYLAND, Mrs. Browning, Mrs.
Hayden. Mrs. Slade, Mrs. Richard Mil
Ter, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Mcmahon, Mrs. Knox, Mrs.
Hobbs. Mrs. Game, Mrs. Arthur Bur-
rows. Miss Burrows, Mrs Frank
Stephens. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. j; F.
Evans Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Miner, Mrs.
Cambridge, Mrs. Dern. Mrs. Montague,
Mrs. Druehl, MIS-. Armstrong, Mrs.
Reed, Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs. Gun
saulas, Mrs. Earls, Mrs. McCrystal,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Twomey, Mrs. Col
burn, Mrs. Hills, Mrs Meacham, Miss
Sullivan, Mrs. Dern, the Misses Dern,
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs.
Preece, Mrs. Stiehl, Miss Garrett.
Mr.. Lloyd Penick of Sheridan, Iowa,
is spending a few days in the city as
the guest of Mrs. Hal Brown.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Forbes
was the hostess of a very enjoyable
,kensington tea. The house was taste
fully decorated in cut flowers, and
those present were Mrs. Barry, Sher-
man, MARYLAND, Miles, Grain, Penrose,
Hobbs, Wallace, Vollmer, Guyer. Fa-
bian, Rood, Nelden, Bennett, Eberly.
Lowe, Simmons. Brink, officer, Cotton,
Greenman, Hardness and Miss Sim
mons and Preston.
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Mrs. Millspaugh has issued invita-
lions for a reception on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Coray, of Ogden, is the guest of
Mrs. Ira Lewis.
Mrs. S. j. Kenyon gave a trolley ride
and dance at Calder's park on Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Helen Ken
yon. During the evening refreshments
We're served out under the trees. Those
who enjoyed the delightful affair were
the Misses Freed, Terhune, Annett,
Bird, Sherman, Laura Sherman, O'Con-
nor, Griffin. Kessler. Putnam, Buckle
OdeH, Miles. Bennett, Miles Varian, Joe
Siegel, Ebb, Thomas, Malcolm Glendin-
Ming, Bamberger, Boyd. Mcdonald,
Druehl, Lansing and Atkinson.
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On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Irvine
gave a. very elaborate luncheon at the
Alta club. The table, with its decora-
tions of pink astors presented very
dainty appearance, and during the af-
ternoon Mr.. Weihe delighted the guests
with some choice selections on his vio-
lin. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Flagg. Mrs. Wightman, Miss Mark
Mr. Murray, Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. Leo
Mark.
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Mr.. S. J. Kenyon will entertain next
Tuesday at Kensington tea.
Mr.. Rollin Dole will leave next week
for Cornell.
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Mr.. Tod Goodwin has returned from
the Fox ranch.
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Miss Florence Terhune was the hos
tess of a very pleasant coaching party
on Friday morning in honor of her
guest, Miss Annett. The Raymond
pearance with its burden OF about so
charming girls, all attired in light
dresses and carrying dainty parasols.
After a drive through the principal
parts of the city, the merry party re-
paired to Miss Terhune's home, where
an elaborate luncheon was enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Irene Dickson entertained for
Miss Annett very informally at a Ken
sington tea on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. lie Grand Young and family
returned yesterday from the Weber.
Miss Eberly entertained at luncheon
on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Mum and Mrs. Chapman of st. Louis.
The table was fragrant with sweet
peas, and a delicious menu was en-
joyed by the following guests: Mrs.
John NJ. Zane, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
Woodward Mrs. Keyes, Mrs. MARYLAND,
Mrs. Ewing.
Miss Edna Key spent the past week
in the city as the guest of Miss Esther
Freed.
While here. Miss Key was the guest
of honor at a number of delightful af
fairs.
on Monday Miss Louise Hunt enter
tanned at tea in her honor. Tuesday
Miss Freed entertained for her at Salt
air, and Thursday Miss Freed again
in her honor at a high tea.
Mr. and Mrs. b. II. Fuller and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Preece and family,
and Miss May Jenkins left Thursday
for Vernal, Uintah county.
They expect to be gone five weeks.
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Mrs. Ben Davis has returned from
Wasatch.
Dr. and Mrs. Theo Meyer are at home
at $50 South Main street.
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Miss Helen Wenger of Ogden is the
guest of Rev. CrandalTs family.
Hon. Richard Macintosh, accompa-
MED by Miss Macintosh, will leave
of this week for a few weeks
trip up and down the coast.
Mrs. A Zandelowitz of Texas is the
guest of Mrs. Ben Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]: Hagman announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ma
RE, to Mr. A. w. Game, jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Stiehl have returned to
the city.
There was a very enjoyable surprise
party given on Mr.. Roi Hardy last
Monday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games and also sew
eral musical and vocal selections were
rendered, after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
The guests We're as follows: Misses
Emma Wallace, Lily Brown, Carrie
Hardy, Nellie Mulhall, Laura Newton,