The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-24

It is the little things that go TO make
Up life. and it is principally the little
affairs that 90 20 make w the society
news just at present.
During The past week there has been
desrrh Of what are gcaeraTv termed
notable functions, but the beautiful
DAYS NAV. been enjoyed 10 the fullest.
Society has wheeled. picnicC3 ana en-
ioyed itself ct horne and at the var
ious resorts accessible to the city, wnie
from the mountain retreats comes the
news that the summer homes are -ow
in gaia attire, and that society out of
town is enjoying a never-ending sue
cession of delightful affairs.
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The principal affair Of the past week
was the kensiugton luncheon given
by Miss Weber and Miss EtheIyn
Weber. IL honor of MRS. James l..
Fra21en.
The rooms were frightened by flow
ers and ferns. IN the library and din
ing room small tables were scattered
about ana decorated in red, white and
blue. the same shades being used to
carry out the color scheme in the diff
ferent courses Of the daiatily served
luncheon.
AlGSt It tSti-L ~ A4lENl AA4e ltSl VI
honor were Mrs. o. ". Powers. Mrs.
Frank ". Jennings, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
John N. Zane. Mrs. Charles Post, Miss
Park. Miss kiesel of ogden, Mis-. Lowe,
SIrs. W. =. James. Mrs. James II.
Moyle, Miss Sharp, Miss Preston. Miss
Lena Preston. Miss Forbes. Miss Col
ton. Miss Eloise Sherman, Miss D'COn-
nor Of Virginia. Miss Wallace, Miss
Harauer. Miss lea Harauer, Miss Al
ton Young. Mrs. +. J. Fabian, Mrs.
Casper L. Robertson. Mrs. J n. sid
WI. Mrs. Witcher. Miss Macintosh.
Mrs. James Jennings returned yes
terday from six weeks visit TO the
coast.
Judge ard Mrs. lie Grand Young,
Mr.. and Mrs William Reid and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr VIII spend August ut
their Old camp on The Weber.
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Miss Grace Anderson was the hos
tess yesterday of a daiptily appointed
luncheon, given in honor Of Miss Edna
DocnelIan. ~
Patriotism was everywhere shown in
the decorations. The table was dore
iE red. white and blue, while from yhe
chandelier above hung. in graceful
folds. the cOlors of Cuoa. and IS SOU
venirs the guests were given small ION
Don DUKES III the ld=ttltldA COiDlS.
Seated ut the to ples besiGcs the
guest of honor. we're Miss Bransford,
Mrs. Albert p. Taylor AIRS iGtHcn.
Miss Back. Miss Kent, Miss Herman.
Miss Amalia Annett. Miss Glendilning
and Miss Mark
There is a charming informally
about lawn fetes that makes them the
ideal form Of entertainment during the
brief time they can be enjoyed. and
during the summer season there are
always a number Of such affairs given
in Salt Lake. The first one of the year
Will be gwen Thursday evening by
Mrs. Edwin Kimbau in honor Of her
daughter, Mary, and her sons, Edwin
and Douglas. A large number of inVi-
tations have been issued and a delight
full time is anticipated by those fortu-
nate enough To he hidden.
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Mrs. Ira Lewis entertained informal
y Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
the Carol club. The house was pref
ti,y decorated with sweet peas and
musical programme was carried out by
the members Of the club. which was
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
Those present were Mrs. Vollmer,
Miss Parsons, Miss Knickerbocker,
Miss O'Connor. Miss Sherms Z. Miss
EcSh2rt. Mrs. r. J. Fabian, Miss Conn,
Miss Henderson, Miss Cotton, Mrs.
Reade. Mrs. Caskey, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs.
Wells.
Judge and Mrs. O. W. Powers left
for Brighton on Wednesday. They
viii be gone six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr enter
tanned a few friends informally at din
ner Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
Mark Kerr.
Mrs. =. F. McGurrin has gone to Wa
satch for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Sadler and family have
gone TO Brighton.
Governor Wells with a party of
friends leaves today for a three days /
visit 10 Park City and Brighton. I
Among the guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Charles Burton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold /
Russell and Mrs Frank Jennings.
Miss Jasmine Young and Miss Ella |
Clark have gone to Brighton where !
they are being entertained at the Wal |
Eer cottage.
Miss Lillian Woody has some to Wa
satch.
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Mrs Mary Judge, Miss Kate Judge /
and Mrs Frank Judge spent a few days /
Of the past week at Brighton.
Miss Corn of Cheyenne is a guest /
at the Mcmillan home.
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Miss Alton YounS entertained a few
friends Informally Friday evening at /
Red Butte Hollow. Among the guests
were Miss Park, Miss Kiesel Of Ogden, !
Miss Ethelyn Weber. Mr.. 2. c.
schramm. Mr.. George Lawrence and
Mr. George L. N \ = o
Judge Henderson has gone to Michi-
san.
DR.. PIummer returned the early part
IF the week from Brighton.
Mr.. N. Lenhart is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. ". T. Gunter.
Mrs. J. II. Bennett and Mr.. Edward
Bennett entertained Tuesday evening
1t cards, complimentary to their guest,
Miss Thompson of Walla Walla.
Sweet peas and nasturtiums were the
lowers used in the decorations. Six
.y-three" y as the game of the evening,
prizes being won by Miss Howat. Miss
Mcmillan. Mr.. Hammel and Mr..
iwynne Officer.
These present were the Misses Sears, !