The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

The week just past has taken on
more Of social life and gayety, and
society IS rapidly assuming her mid
summer activity and is preparing to en-
Joy herself out of doors.
A number of lawn parties helped to
erIiven the week. while dancing at
Saltair has become the popular even
ing amusement of the gay set who are
spending the summer in town.
For the coming week the social pro-
gramme, though not complete, is, new
ertheless. very promising.
The out-of-town season is now at its
height. Brightons is crowded, and
there is no lack of activity among the
cottagers and guests and Silver Lake
Inn. There IS hardly a night that the
young folks are not kept busy with
bontires, rowing parties and all kinds
OF indoor amusementS.
The past week was gay, indeed. G-2d
opened ausDiciously with a dance at
the hote! in honor of the Twenty
fourth. The same evening Mr.. and Mrs.
H G. Whitney gave large bonfire, in
honor of Governor Wells and his party,
while the remaining days were filled
with delightful affairs.
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The army of summer visitors have
taken possession of Wasatch, and the
days are filled with gayety.
Among the cottages are Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar MOyle, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Rich
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. E. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Tracy, Professor and Mrs. Daynes and
Bishop Preston and family.
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Cornick and Mr.. Arthur H. S. Bird
was announced during the week. Tha
wedding, which will take place in the
near future, viii be brilliant affair.
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Mrs. Edwin Kimball entertained at a,
lawn party Thursday evening, the af-
fair being given in honor of her daugh-
ter. Mary. and her sons, Edwin and
Douglas.
The interior of the home was artist
caly decorated with the national col
ors. intermingled with golden rod,
sweet peas and roses.
The grounds surrounding the home
We're brilliantly Illuminated with col
ored lights and lanterns.
On the front lawn a. dancing floor
had been laid, and it was here :he
guests spent the greater part of the
evening, dancing to the music of Chris
tense2's orchestra.
The guests were: The Misses Hardy,
Salisbury. Forbes. Bancroft. Carter
Parsons, Sherman, Kessler. Griffin, Da-
wilson. Westfield, Irma Aft. Anderson,
Terhune. 5Annett. Trent. Miller, Will
liams. Richards, Paul, Brinton, Hicks,
Hartwell Robbins. Leonard. Sailie
Leonard. Glendinning. Jasmine Young,
McCrystal. Earl, Squires, Lee, Sands,
Riley, Goliath, Stella Riley. Reed,
Stella Watson, Murphy. Allen. Bird,
Odell, Brown. Daily, Shaughnessy, Mag
gle Daily, Sawyer, Gussie Sawyer, Vel
by. Lena Welby, Nellie Beattie, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Taylor Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hathaway, Messrs. Blood, j. S.
CritchlOw. Aver, Earls, Parsons, Ed
ward Parsons, Paul. Miles Varian,
George Lawrence, Bert Lawrence,
Charles Lawrence. Miles, Travers, Nc
Crystal, Curg Williams, Sharp Viii
liams, Hoge, Smith, Gentsch, Ralph
Richards. Glendinning, Frank Roberts,
Harry Roberts, Lawrence Hammei,
Hugo Druehl. Salisbury. Robbins, Saw
yes, a. B. Sawyer, Joe Hicks, Fred
Odell, J. T. Goodwin. Walter Meeks,
Jay Gilmer, Hal Hampstead, Arthur
Thomas, Airs, Rollin Dole, Walter
Shaughnessy. Harry Goliath, Lemuel
Goliath, James Hogle, Allen McKim-
Minis, Harry Fennimore, Edwin Thorn,
Jay Groo, Walker Salisbury.
Mrs. Susie b. Emery and a party of
friends spent Friday at Park City.
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Miss Jennie Macintosh Will return
Thursday from Chicago, where she has
seen studying music.
Mrs w W. Ritter will return TO Lo-
gan this morning.
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Judge and Mrs. LIE Grand Young,
Mrs. William Reid and Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr leave Wednesday for Weber.
Mr.. Hal Hampstead. Mr. Frank
Judge and AR, Enos Hoge spent the
early part of the week at Brighton.
Mr.. \. w. McCune has gone east.
The Misses Murray are the guests of /
Mrs. o. W. Powers at Brighton.
Mrs Bradford gave a lake party last
Lewis.
The principal affair of the coming |
week will be the dance given Tuesday |
evening at the club rooms of the La
dies Literary by Mrs. A. C. Ewing in /
honor of Miss Crenshaw.
Miss Carrie Thorn has returned from
the east.
Mrs. Glen Miller has gone to Kansas
City, where she viii spend the next
month with her parents.
Miss Hough of st. Louis is visiting
Dr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hough.
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Mr.. Nolan entertained number Of
friends at Saltair last evening in honor
If some eastern visitors.
Miss Blanche Burke is the guest of
Miss Geddes at Brighton's.
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Mrs Kimball, Mrs. Russell Woodruff.
Miss Lawrence and Miss Laura Sher-
man viii return from the Fox ranch to-
morrow
Mrs Frank NJ. Street of Denver will
arrive in the city Monday, and will be
a guest Of Mrs. c. S. Williamson, 121
South First West, during her stay in
the city.
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Mrs. H. w. Dinwoodey and family
are occupying the Romney cottage at
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Mrs. Bransford entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening, IN honor of her
guests. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis.