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

Society is resting. The routine of the
week, to the butterflies of fashion, was
not even dashed with the spice of a
single event Of unusual interest.
The presence of so many club women
here and the advent of other ladies
who came to attend the Mining con-
gress, has given to the older set the
past week a stimulus, without which
there would have been absolutely moth
ing TO record.
The rush for Brighton's, Soda
Springs, Wasatch and the other resorts
is now fairly on. and there will be little
real activity among social leaders In
town until cooler weather prevails.
Except for a few charming teas and
luncheons which are scheduled, the
coming week will be almost unevent-
ful. ..
The engagement of Miss June Sadlel
and Mr. Albert c. Allen. as announced
in last Fridays Herald, was
read with interest by the friends of the
young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. MoyIan c. Fox leave
this evening for their summer home il
Idaho.
give a series of house parties. Next
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury
Miss Salisbury and Miss Laura Sher-
man viii leave for a weeks visit al the
ranch, and among those who viii 81
later are Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Woodruff
the Misses Hardness. Miss Glendin-
ming, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Ma
son. Mr., Rob Hardness.
Mrs Sol SiaCpI was the hostess o
handsome luncheon Friday afternoon
given in honor of her guest Miss Grace
Carew Sheldon of Buffalo, n. Y, anc
Mrs. Kate Tannatt Woods of Boston.
The decorations were in pink anc
green. In the center of the table was
an oval bed of sweet peas, capped with
two flags. The place cards were etch-
ings of clever design, fastened tt
punches of sweet peas, tied with the
national colors.
Seated at the table, besides Che hon
ored guests, were Mrs. w. P. Lynn
Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Mrs. William
c. Jennings, Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells
Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Margaret Cafne
Airs. J. Z. Bamberger. Mrs. c. E. Al
len, Mrs. Henry Siegel and Mrs. Dart
Miss Kiesel OF ogden is the guest ci
Miss Park.
Judge Marshall has gone to Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs w P Lynn and Mrs
Kate Tannatt Woods Of Boston leave
tomorrow for Brighton's, where they
viii spend few days. On their re-
turn, they will visit Park City and the
mines.
The latter part of the week Mrs
Woods VIII give a reading at the Lit
erary club. She will also be the guest
of honor at a number of social affairs
DR.. Worthingtcn gave an elaborate
dinner Sunday in honor of Miss Cren-
shaw. The appointments Of red, white
and blue were most effective and the
guests invited TO meet the guest Of
honor were DR. and Mrs. A c. Ewing
Miss Cotton, Miss Aft, Mr.. Wicks and
Nj fieiatZ.
Mrs J. II. Bennett will have as hei
guest during the week Miss Thompson
of Walla Walla-
Miss Mary Hail has returned from
the east.
Mrs. NJ II. Wells Is entertaining Mrs.
Taft of St Louis.
Miss Grace Anderson and Mrs. j.
Tilton DonneIlan have returned from
San Francisco.
Miss Mamie Porter has returned from
Brighton.
George Y. Wallace. jr., has returned
from college 10 spend his vacation with
his parents
Mrs w. p. Lynn gave the most en-
ioyable affair OF the week Thursday
afternoon at her home on East First
South street II was given in honor OF
Mrs. Kate Tannatt Woods of Boston.
The rooms were effectively decorated
in green and white, and on entering
the guests were served with delicious
punch made after a famous recipe
owned by the guest of honor Later a
hand-Dainted card was given each
guest on which was a quotation from
scme well known writer, many being
from the writing of Mrs. Woods. The
author of the quotations was guessed
by all present, after which they lis
tened TO Mrs. Woods read her well
known poem Grandfather Grey and
TO "reminiscences of her lifelong friends
Miss Alcott, Abraham Lincoln, John
Boyle O'Reilly and Ralph waldo En-
ersOn.
At the close of the afternoon refresh
ments were served, and as souvenirs
the guests were given a miniature pho
tograph of the hostess and guest of
The guests were Mrs Henrotin OF
Chicago, Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. Nora
Gridley OF Chicago, Mrs. Gist Of Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. Goodwin of Logan
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Blan-
chard, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Mccormick,
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox, Miss Fox, Mrs. Will
lam Bradley, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Eu-
gene Lewis, Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mrs. H.
w. Brown. Mrs George Y. Wallace
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. c. S. Kinney
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Smediey, Mrs.
McVicker, Mrs. Plummer. Mrs. William
c. Jennings, Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Dag
gett. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Wightman
Mrs. Milligan, Miss May. Mrs. NJ c.
Fox. Miss Fox, Miss Crawford, Miss
Keoeh, Mrs Rood, Mrs. Dart, Mrs.
Ritter, Mrs. Amy, Mrs. King, Mrs.
Royle, Mrs Leonard, Mrs. Putnam,
Mrs. Margaret Game, Mrs. O. w Pow
ers, Mrs Vincent, Mrs. Nelden. Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Hanauer, Mrs. Bamberger,
Mrs. J. E. Bamberger, Mrs. Clayton,
Mrs. Sol Siegel, Mrs. Enmeline B.
Wells, Mrs F. S. Richards, Mrs. Q. J.
Salisbury, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Rit-
chic, Mrs. Stephens. Miss Fabian
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Dunbar leave this
week for Soda Springs.
Professor e-S Mrs. 3. &. augsburg