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

/ SIMS, Bert IOSl- 1iCh Odii-
son, Marsena Foster, Yjalmar Carl
quist, Earl Garrett, Alfred Davis, Am
mon Brown and Daniel Johnson
The You and 1 Crystal club met with
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. GALLAGHER Thurs
day evening, Aug. Is. The house was
beautifully decorated with Sunfiowers,
the TALES being in the form of sun
| flowers. After the presentation to the
| hostess of a water and berry set in
crystal, high five was played, first
prizes being won by Mrs. n. w.
Branch and Mr.. Butler, and second
prizes by Mrs. z. GALLAGHER and Mr.
A. w. GALLAGHER. Ice cream and cake
were served. The remainder OF the
evening was pleasantly spent in vocal
and instrumental music. The club VIII
meet in two weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. GALLAGHER.
The Poets Round Table will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the
he of Mrs. Hal Brown.
Miss Mary V Cox and Miss Mabel
Anderson returned Thursday from
ten days outing trip to Marysvale.
Fred E. Sharkey arrived from San
Francisco Thursday and Immediately
left for the HobbIe Creek resort for
recreation.
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Frank J. Westcott was down from
Park City Friday and Saturday, visit
ing friends.
Miss Ethel Radcliffe entertained de-
lightfully on Monday evening. Her
guests were: Miss Roberts of Liver
pool, England; Mrs. Carson, Mrs.
Ames, Miss Nina Eckart, Miss Lillian
Oliver. Miss May Naylor, Miss hewitt
Miss Kitty hewitt. Miss Louise Evans,
Miss Emma Dowden and Messrs. c. c.
Easson. Walter Nicum. D. r. Hughey.
D. Burt, H. S. Anderson, j. H. Rad
cliffe, DR.. E. M. Keysor, j. Erskine and
A. L. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. futile of 16
street have just returned from a
ten weeks visit at their old home,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. I. NJ. Pitts gave a delightful
evening of music at her home on
South Main street last Wednesday
evening. Vocal and instrumental Sc
lections We're given by Mrs. Pinkerton,
Miss Berkhoel. Miss Pitts, Mr.. Schied
and Mr.. Berkhoel, after which delicious
refreshments were served.
The guests We're: DR.. and Mrs. Pin
kerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs.
Kissick, Mr.. and Mrs. Simondi, Mrs.
Donahue, Miss Para Pitts, Miss
Agatha Berkhoel, Miss Winifred
Sprague, Rev Ellis Bishop, Jack Berk-
hoeI and Karl Scheid.
Clarence CrandaT left for Stanford
during the week.
The musicale given at the Manitou
by the Cambrian association and Man
ager A. H. Park, in honor of Mr.. H. L.
Emerson of Denver, was a delightful
affair. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Williams. Mrs. D. l..
Davis, Miss Davis, Mr.. John James,
Miss Anna Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Thomas, jr., Mr. David John, Mr.. Sam
Beck. Miss Retta Bagley, Mr.. H. S.
Goddard, Miss Elsie Barrow, Mr.. H. L.
Emerson, Miss Edna Dwyer, Mr.. John
L. Mcclellan, Mr.. Willard E. Weihe,
Mr.. c. d. Schettler and Mr.. Squire
Coop.
1t was motley crowd which beSieg-
ed the home cf Miss Lydia Robbins, 457
South Main street, Thursday evening.
Zulus from Ashante, blue gummed ne
groes and oiccaninnies from Alabama,
Reubens from SanDete, babies from the
nursery, biddies from Ireland, Chinese
from Hongkong, gyDsies from Egypt,
dudes from Dudevilla, me lord from
Iiingland and old Nick himself could
not resist the fun and frolic, but aD-
peared in ali his glory.
Dancing, coon songs, recitations and
a genuine colored camp meeting We're
sources Of much amusement. A cake
walk was participated in and thor
oughly enjoyed by all present, the cake
! being won BIZ Mrs. Houston and Mrs
Field. The 9rizes for the best make
up were awarded to Mrs. S. S. Dickin-
son and Mr. Harry StOddard. During
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served. the punch bowl being greatly
in demand. A good time was enjoyed
by everybody, Miss Robbins proving
herself . charming } tess.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. L. L.
Archer. Mrs Hooke, Mrs. McMurty,
Mrs. wilson. Mrs. G.. J. Field, Mrs.
Peters, Miss Addie Peters, Bryan and
GaZelle Houston, Messrs. Harry Stod-
| dard. Lawrence Hammel, c. c. Slade
and c. c. Eassm.
Misses Irene and Nina Atwood of
Murray were the hoStesses of a pleas
ant party Thursday evening. About so
of their friends assembled at heir home,
! where lunch was served on the lawn.
After luncheon the Julia Dean con-
Veyed the party to Calder's park, where
the evening was spent in dancing.
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On Wednesday next the Christensen
| dancing academy VIII have an outing
at Saltair. the feature being dances by
| Well known pupils of the academy,
Misses l.. Pratt, EVELYN Metcalf,
Gladys futile. Hazel Cumer, Veda
Thatcher, Clara Stevens, Violet Craig.
lnez Thomas Masters Metcalf and
Dickson. and little Ethel Busby.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Nat M.
Brigham, who are recently from San
! Francisco, bring the intelligence that
| the climate on the coast agree 50 we'll
with Mrs. Brigham that she thinks of
remaining there, and that it is prob
able Mr.. Brigham will go into business
in San Francisco. While their many
friends here will rejoice in the news of
Mrs. Brigham's Improvement, it will
| be with regret that it is learned that
they will probably not return TO Salt
! Lake.
Mrs. n. w. Clayton is back from the
East canyon ranch.
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The Misses Savage will give a mu-
steal sociable at their home on Tues
! day evening in honor of their friend
| Mrs. Zook of Nebraska City. The
! guests will be mostly friends of mu-
| steal attachments, including several
members of the local opera company.
Mr.. Weihe and Mr.. Shepherd will play,
-, Mr.. Goddard. Mr.. Piper, Mr.. Dougall
and Miss Louise Savage will sing.
Mrs. John D. Spencer and family are