The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-23
EVANSTON SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)

Ev aNSION BULLET I.
Especial Correspondence
Evanston, Wyo., July A.-The ladies of
the Maccabees gave dancing party in
the A. o. L. w. hall Friday evening
which was well attended and success IN
every way. Ice cream and cake were
served throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chapman and son re-
turned Saturday from Salt Lake City.
Ben Ausherman and sister and Miss
Houle went to Salt Lake City Sunday
noon.
Mrs. Rebecca Solomon of Salt Lake who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Gott-
summer with a sister in New York. Her
son and daughter will remain here.
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Saturday, a number of young ladies
chaperoned by Miss Kate Smith spent the
day in the park and had good time
with d big watermelon. freezer of ice
cream and plenty of other edibles; The
lucky ones We're the Misses Grace Foote.
Cora Dumford Ruth Chapman, Clara
Peterson, Minnie Gunnell, June Roberts.
Messrs. ]. E. Cashier and Charles Stone
left Saturday for a trip to Fort Bridger,
returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Putnam of Red Can
yon spent last Sunday with DIR. and Mrs.
Roth.
Mr.. and Mrs. David O'Brien and chill
dren OF Red Canyon spent Sunday with
MI and Mrs w; j. cashin-
Mrs L c. Winsiow and daughter en-
tertained at tea last Saturday. Mrs. Colt
stein. Mrs. Solomon and the Misses Nc
kenZie and Blyth.
Miss Mary Harrison gave a most de-
| lightful card and dancing party Monday
evening in honor of Miss Noble. The
entertainers and pleasure reigned supreme
until the wee small hours. AT midnight
delicious refreshments were served con-
sisting of veal souffle. cold ham. hot rolls.
cucumberS radiShes. olives, salted nuts.
coffee. ice cream raspberries and assort-
ed cake. Those present We're the Misses
Kitty Mertscheimer, Ida Foote. Kate
Blyth. Lyle Winslow. Annie Mckenzie.
Woodie and Edith Hooker. Miss Noble
and Messrs. Keith. Mari Noight Alger
Beckwith. Lauder. Harrison. Silas and
Nalo Bradbury. and the Messrs; and
Madames Blyth, jr., Allard, Policy, Lewis
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Lewis n. Put
nam and Mrs. David o Brien gave one Of
the most chaming teas Of the season at
the home of the former in Red Canyon.
The most elegant and elaborate refresh
mentS were several in six courses by two
| charming young ladies. and consisted of
cold ham, tongue. thin bread and butter.
pineapple sherbet, chicken salad, rasp-
berries and cream. ice cream. cake, coffee,
radlSheS, olives. sailed nuts and 1ellies
etc. After tea croquet was played, music
etc. and the cakewalk was charmingly
danced by the Mesdames Blyth, Winslow.
| Bradbury and Foote and they all took
the cake. Those present from Evanston
We're Mesdames J. f. Cashin. w. j.
| Cashin. p J. German. l. c. Winslow
Thomas Blyth. c. II. Solier Otto Arnold
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of Salt Lake, Mrs. a. +. Bradbury Miss
Mary Cashin of Red Canyon.
Mrs. Leland Rocks of Salt Lake arrived
Thursday on visit to her mother Mrs.
| E. n. Rideout.
Miss Martha Lewis of Salt Lake is the
guest of her sister Mrs. l. Kastor.
Miss Noble of Salt Lake left for her
home Friday after a pleasant visit of a
| couple of weeks.
Mr.. John Beckwith is in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. NJ Smith. wife of the pastor of
| the Methodist church was called to Des
Moines. Ia, by the serious illness of her
aged mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith. Miss Ethel
| Smith and the Mesdames Moore. Beck
| with and Evers attended services at the
ing.
The lawn fete given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. Z. Cashin was an elegant affair. The
| lawn was beautifully decorated with
| Chinese lanterns and the six tables were
| draped with different colors of crepe pa
| per and the young gentlemen were re-
| quired to exert their ingenuity in making
| paper flowers to correspond in color with
the tables as they progressed. while the
young ladies composed poetry for those
| same flowers and of course both flowers
| and poetry We're original. Miss Noble of
| Salt Lake took first prize, box of beauti-
| full paper. Miss Webster consultation
| first prize was carried off by Mr.. Valo
| Bradbury. a paper knife. and the consola-
| ton by Mr.. Mari, a cigarette. The re-
| freShments were very dainty and appetiZ-
| ing and consisted of creamed mushrooms.
| French peas. patties, thin bread and but
| ter. coffee, olives, almonds. candies: Sec
| ond course. Roman punch and waters;
| third course, salad a la Italian. and salt
| ed waters; fourth course, maple ice cream
| and assorted cake. Those attending were
| Misses Webster. Mckenzie, Winslow, Ida
| Foote, Noble. Harrison, Kimball. Cashin
| Messrs. MARI. Ausherman. Williams
| Byington. Voight. Alger, Valo and Silas
| Bradbury. and Messrs. aud Mesdames
bury and NJ. w. Foote.
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Union services have been held in the
| Methodist church all the week excepting
| Thursday night, when a gospel temper
| ance meeting was held in court house and
| with a good attendance at all.