The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01

kicked the football out of sight and
won that prize; Josie Mannix and
Mic6y Breen were declared the hand
soonest couple not only on the ground.
but anywhere about; William Terry
was the best step dancer among the
men, and Miss ManniX the best among
the ladies. Frank Mannix won the
prize in the ring contest; Katie Con-
nelly Won the girls foot race; Paddle
Heenan, the one-legged race; Agatha
Durkin swiped the egg and spoon race;
Mrs Mary MalOney carried off the
honors in the fat womans race, and
Teresa Harrington was first in the ap-
pie contest.
Mrs. F. A. Bird entertains tonight
at sixty-three in honor of the Misses
, McMaSter of Salt Lake, who are visit
ing her for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Goist leave Tues
day on a visit to Buffalo and the east.
They will visit Canada before retusn-
ing.
Mrs. S. futile and children returned
to the city yesterday, after a pleasant
soJourn of two weeks in the Park.
Mrs. ]. T. Harris returned home to
the city today, after a pleasant visit
of two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G.. Lamb.
Mrs. Morrison and son, Ralph, start
ed Monday on their return home to
Boston. On their way they will visit
friends at Detroit and Battle Greek,
Mich. Mrs. Morrison spent a month
very pleasantly in the Park with her
sister Mrs w. 6. Lamb.
DR.. McKenna and wife of Salt Lake
and Rev. Father Mcmahon and niece,
Miss McMahon, of Georgia, came up
today to spend the day, the guests of
DR.. DOnoher.
Mr.; and Mrs w. G. Lamb gave a
small SiXty-thre party Thursday
night in honor of Mrs. j. T. Harris.
/ Elegant refreshments were served. The
guests were: Mrs. Harris. the Misses
Kanters, Bessie Wilson; Messrs. Steele,
/ kanters, DR.. DonOher.
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Last evening Mrs. w. @. Lamb gave
| brilliant musicale for the purpose of
! enabling Mrs. Gerrans of Salt Lake TO
/ meet and become acquainted with the
/ society ladies of the Park It was a
] very successful affair. Mrs. Harris and
] MIS- GeTrans each sang three solos and
/ Mrs Kelso gave three selections on the
/ piano. Refreshments were served.
Miss Minnie Kescel and Jack ThOmp-
! son entertain at the home of the for
! mer this evening in honor of Miss Ida
/ Cohen and the Misses George of Salt
Lake.
Miss Essie Bailey is up from Salt
Lake on few days visit with Mrs c.
] McFarlane.
OGDEN.
Mrs. F. j. Roley of Portland. en- route
from Iowa, was the guest of Mrs. r. NJ
I Gourlay Tuesday.
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/ Mrs. d. Sheldon and family have re-
turned to their home in PocateIIo. 2
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/ The engagement of Miss Mamie Har-
ringtOn to Mr.. Henry Stevens is an
nounced. the wedding to take place in
Ogden Sept. IL.
! Mrs E A. Littlefeld and Mrs. Julian
I c HOutZ, wife and daughter Of Major
/ Z. A. Littleffeld. will depart today via
/ the Union Pacific for an extended visit
in the eastern states, going as far as
! Maine, the native state of Mrs Little
/ field, from which she has been absent
Just thirty years. Buffalo. New York
/ City, Boston and other cities will be
visited during the two months tour.
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Mrs. Dillrance and son John, who
have been the guests of Lee Gibson,
Mrs. Dillrance's father, returned to
/ their home in Omaha last week.
Mrs. Kuhn is visiting friends in Salt
/ Lake.
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George Carter of Preston, Ida, is an
Ogden visitor.
! Mrs. George Young is the guest of
Mrs Lucy Margetts at Preston, Ida.
! Miss Ethel Skeen is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Stewardson of Salt Lake is visit
ing friends and relatives in Ogden.
/ w. G. Kind returned Tuesday from
pleasure trip to Boise, Spokane, Ia
coma, San Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego.
Carl Beghtol returned last week from
Idaho.
| Livingston Edgley, both of ogden, were
married Monday evening by Justice
/ Parker j. Hall, at the residence of the
bride.
Mrs. Stanley Dee, Misses Lulu Bell,
Mollie Woods, Leona Woods, Messrs.
A D. Bell and George Fretwell returned
/ Wednesday from a six weeks trip
through Yellowstone park.
Mrs Smith of Salt Lake is the guest
of Miss Jenny Stewart on Twenty sec
ond street.
George Clutch returned Wednesday
from a. ten weeks visit to Abba, Ia.
! Accompanying him were the Misses
! Dorothea and Laura Weber, who have
been spending the summer at West
Point, Ia, with their grandparents.
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z. ]. Binford, father of William Bin
ford, has returned to his home in Den
yer.
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Miss Eddy, teachers at the deaf and
dumb school, returned from the east
Friday.
Mrs. Ezra Harris and son of Point
Lookout are the guests of Mr.. am Mrs
Carl Christensen, Mrs. Harris parents
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Morris Macmillan of Ogden, Ben
Siegel of Salt Lake and DR.. J. S. Ulman
of Baltimore returned Friday from Vel
lowstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball of Salt Lake are
visiting Robert Wotherspoon and fam
lily.
Paul Avery departed Friday for Le-
land Stanford university.
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