The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-14

ALFRED in airy organdie, the sum-
mer girl spent the past week trying to
keep cool, while the social calendar
showed a dearth of formal affairs,
which, considering the intense heat,
was not surprising. The dearth of for
NAL affairs, however. is not indicative
of complete ennui among the stay-at-
homes, as numberless informal after
noon affairs nave been given and jolly
evenings have been spent at the out
oi-town resorts.
For the coming week the outlook is
very promising. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
and Miss Sherman will entertain at
two delightful afternoon aHalrs. N
honor of their guest, Miss O'Connor.
Mrs Eugene Lewis and Miss Mabel Lee
viii give a large card party Wednes-
day evening, and on the afternoon of
the same day Mrs. Frank D. Hobbs en-
tertains at a brilliant reception.
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Mrs. Charles Read entertained at an
informal musicale Thursday evening.
the following friends being present:
Judge Miner, Miss Mark, Mrss. Nc
Clure, Mrs. McQuewan, Mrs. Wilbur
F'lagg, DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Niles. Mr..
and Mrs. Wightman and Mr.. D. S.
Murray.
The card party given Friday evening
by Miss Mcmillan in honor of her
cousin. Miss Corn of Evanston. was
thoroughly enjoyable affair. The par
lors were decorated with flowers and
palms, the charming effect being
heightened by the use of the national
colors. At the close of a game Of
''siXty-three," Miss Noble and Mr.. Ed
Bennett were given prizes for the
greatest number of PROFESSIONS, while
to Miss Cotton and Mr.. EiSeman fell
the consolation prizes.
Present were Miss Cotton, Miss Ter
hume, Miss Annett, Mrs. Louise Smed-
ley Smith, Miss Glendinning, the
Misses Noble, the Misses Dern, Mrs.
Hayden. Miss Crenshaw, Miss Preston,
Miss Dolly, Miss Beattie, Mrs Kirt-
land, Miss Mark, Miss McGrath, Mr..
Glendinning. Mr.. Orr, Mr.. Berkeley, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearsall, Mr.. Jack Royle, Mr..
Dern, Mr.. Bamberger, Mr., Miner, Mr..
Eiseman, Mr.. Frank Judge, Mr.. Par
sons. Mr. Travers. Mr.. Wallace, Mr..
Varian, Mr.. Miles Varian. Mr.. Ed Ben
nett. Mr.. Rose and Mr.. zSiegel.
Mrs. Joseph s. Peery spent yesterday
in the city.
Mrs. H w. Lawrence will spend the
next two weeks at Hobble creek.
Mrs. Bert Seaboldt has returned from
the east, and is "at home" at the
Walker House.
Miss O'Connor was the guest of honor
at a Lagoon party given Monday even
ing by Mr.. John Critchlow.
Dancing was enjoyed. and afterward
a dainty supper was enjoyed by the
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Salisbury, Mr.. Justin Walker. Mr.. Ran
dolph Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, Miss Sherman, Miss Laura Sher-
man, Miss Edna COhn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Lewis, Mr.. Gwynne Officer and Mr..
Westervelt.
Judge LIE Grand Young and Miss
Young leave tomorrow for their home
on the Weber
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse C. Little are at
Wasatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton have re-
turned to 15S East Eighth South street.
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Miss Alton Young gave a dainty
luncheon on Friday afternoon, compli
rnentary to Miss Jennie Macintosh.
Nasturtiums were used in the effective
decorations of the table, around which
were seated Miss Macintosh, Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Mrs. Harold Russell,
Miss Fannie Hanauer, Miss Ida Han
auer, Miss Park and Miss Ethelyn
Weber.
Mrs. F B. Hamilton, Mrs. J. NJ Bid
we'll. Miss Hardness, Mr.. Pendergast
and Mr. J. T. Goodwin made up a jolly
party that left last night for the Fox
ranch.
Among those who will return from
the Fox ranch tomorrow are Miss
Lowe, the Misses Mason, Miss Wood
ward, Miss Ora Hardness and Miss
Aln.
Mrs. William H King gave an elab- |
crate breakfast Thursday morning at
the Alta club, in honor of Mrs. S. Z.
Anderson of Ogden. The table was
laid in the private dining room. which
was decorated with palms and ferns.
The table itself was adorned with
sweet peas, smilaX and ferns.
After luncheon the guests adjourned
three" was played. Mrs. Hobbs car
rying off the head prize.
Those present We're: Mrs. S. Z. An /
derson, Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. Judd, Mrs.
George NJ. DOwney, Mrs. z. NJ Miller, |
Mrs. J. E Hansen, Mrs. Sam King,
MIS-. norman, 91fS. ~. w. powers, Mrs. !
NJ. j. Whitney, Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. P. |
T. Farnsworth, Mrs. George Suther-
land. Mrs. n. ". Clayton. Mrs. Frank
Hobbs, Mrs. F. S. Richards, Mrs. Glen |
Miller.
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Mrs. Putnam and the Misses Putnam |
expect to leave the early part of Sep |
TENDER for the east. The Misses Put |
nam will enter Smith college for a |
four years course.
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Mrs. Vincent has gone to Hobble /
creek. .--......
Mrs. J. S. Daveler has gone to
Brighton. .....-..
Miss Maud Thorn is visiting at the
Burke ranch in Idaho. ..
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MIR. and Mrs. Charles Rood gave an
enjoyable dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of the executive committee of
the Orpheus club.
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Dr. Hough and Mr.. Ira Lewis have
from Idaho.
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The Misses Putnam gave a dance at
Calder's on Monday evening in honor
Of their friend, Miss Blythe. The
grounds We're brilliantly Illuminated in
ennor Of the affair. Dancing was in