The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

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st. Paurs guild Thursday evening at
Rowland Hall was a successful and
| well attended affair.
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Miss Ida R. Cohen gave a delightful
/ entertainment at her home, No. S12
Sixth street. on Wednesday afternoon
to a few friends. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with flowers of
all kinds, the prevailing colors being
red, white and blue.
Among the guests present were
Misses Eleanor Sutton, Helen Bamber-
ger Elsie Cohen, Della Hines, Ethel
Felt, Mamma Chaplin, Effie Wilson, Ge-
neve Felt, Mamie Hines, Helen Reedail
and Miriam Cohen.
Mrs. J. NJ Cohen and Mrs. j. I. Kee-
| gan assisted the young hostess in en-
Pertaining her guests.
Mrs. M. l.. Ritchie has gone to Noun
tain Park, Big Cottonwood canyon.
The Hamilton club had an enjoyable
| outing on Friday evening. \ large
hay rack, together with liberal sup
ply of hay, was secured, and with a
merry party left the city at p. m.
After a jolly ride of an hour and q
quarter they reached the Harris farm
where all had a pleasant time. A pro-
gramme of music and songs was rem
! dered, after which refreshments We're
served. The return. ride was made in
the moonlight at an early hour in the
morning, all voting the outing one of
| the pleasantest ever taken by the club.
! The following ladies and gentlemen
made up the party: Misses Ida Davis,
+, May Jeremy Jessie Davis, Mary
| Broadbent, Chloe Jeremy, Hanna
| Tucker, Bess Harris, Erna Briggs,
Mamie Harris, Ruth Longson, Margue-
| rite Burns, Lois Llyod, Zellah Longson,
j. H. Davis, Jack Wilson, Arthur Kim
ball, ]. Henry Lawrence, T. B. Hyde,
W. ]. Sloan and Joseph Tall.
Mrs. John McVicker has taken the
| Stephens cottage at Holiday park and
will leave for the Weber early Tuesday
morning to be gone all summer.
Ben P. Brown of Franklin, Ind, is in
| the city for a short time. Mr.. Brown
is an old acquaintance of Mrs. L. N.
! Smith.
Miss Emma B. Rogers is enjoying a
we'll earned respite for a few weeks.
The Social Wheel club will picnic to-
| day near the Rock bridge. four miles
| up City Creek canyon. Four o'clock is
the time set for leaving the club rooms,
! and a wagon will take refreshments
and those who DO not wish to go
| awheel. In the evening Chinese lam
! terms will illuminate the camp grounds.
Miss Wallach, of New York, is
! spending the summer with her brother,
Mr.. Lester Wallach. at Fords.
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| A very charming event was the gath
ering of one hundred or more of the
friends of Mr. and Mrs George Lam
! berr at rhe home of Mas. Lambert s
mother, Mrs. Emily Y. Clawson, on
! fifth East street. Friday evening. Mr..
! Weihe and Mr.. Shepherd rendered a
/ number of selections, and there were
! musical contributions by several of the
! guests, one specially charming number
being contributed by Miss Harrington
of Ogden.
Mr.. Hugh Dougall has returned from
Chicago, where he has been studying
voice culture under Professor 3. B.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Whitney will
leave for Brighton during the week to
occupy their summer cottage there
President Baldwin of the board of
education is entertaining friend
from Iowa.
! Mr.. Caskey of the Collegiate insti-
| tute. accompanied by his wife, leaves
| for Soda Springs tomorrow.
Miss Effie Riddle of the Murray
/ schools is spending portion of her
vacation in New York City.
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Miss EIva Godbe of the Washington
school is sojourning at Brighton.
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Misses Blanche and Belle Lawson
| of the city. schools are at home again,
after their visit to the Chicago schools.
| Mrs. Lawson accompanied them.
! S. P. Barrett, who has been con-
nected with the schools of Baker City,
Ore, for a number of years, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. ]. E. Gallagher will be at home
! Fridays.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane have re-
turned from the east.
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Mrs. j. S. Gordon of Ogden returned
home last evening from a very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Will S. Evans.
Colonel Willard Young is expected
here from San Francisco this morning.