The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-18

peen greeted with glance SO
inexpressibly frigid that he would never
again have ventured upon prognos-
tication anent the social world.
Yet there be many faithful prophe-
sizes which are never spoken. Just at
present society is receptionless. ban
quetless and less everything upon
which Dame Fashion has aforetime
put the label of her approval.
Had there not been quite an unusual
quota of weddings within the late
weeks, it is hard to tell whether the
social set would have tottered on yet
a little while longer, or faded away in
autumnal mistS, or taken a rOund-trip
ticket TO land which, II is alleged, is
fairer than this. The one large and
eclipsing happening that redeemed the
week from oblivion was the wedding
of Miss Margaret Depue and Mr.. David
Lawrence Gregg. The winsome and
1iirtatious dame whose tickle sceptre is
over the gay world may, now that the
autumnal season is advancing, come
out, exhilarated and regenerate, from
the comatose atmosphere, wherewithal
she is now enwrapped.
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Our bellies have no attraction at pres
ent for Salt Lake men, as the entire
time and interest of the latter is con-
GQlItQ III dllGuQ4nS lIlt COunlIy QdDCCS
given by the country Republican can
didates. Several such affairs have been
arranged for the coming week, and a
number of our prominent men will try
their destinations on the country bellies
in order to persuade them to cast their
votes for certain favorite candidates
The engagement is announced of
Mrs Margaret Z. Benson and Rev.
Adelbert Lathrop Hudson
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The wedding of Miss Margaret Depue
and Mr. David GrS.Tg took place Wed
nesday at noon at the CONGREGATIONAL
church. Principally at u o'clock the
organist struck the beautiful strains
of the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin.' .
The bride was escorted up the aisle by
her brother, Mr.. David Depue, and was
met by the groom and his best man,
Mr. William ]. Lawrence. The cere-
nony was short and impressive. the
names We're all added to the register
and the happy couple left the church
to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march. None but the relatives and
the immediate friends were in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gregg will be at
home after November Is at $40 Fourth
East street.
The reception given by Mrs. w. S.
Mccormick and Miss Mccormick on
Wednesday afternoon at their beauti-
full home was very delightful affair."
The decorations being especially beau
tiful- The drawing rooms We're lovely
with profusion of rose colored carna-
lions and smilax From 3 until $50
Mrs. Mccormick and her sister, Mrs
McCaSkell, welcomed a steady stream
of dainty maids and charming natrons.
after which they were conducted by
Miss Mccormick to the punch table
over which Miss Aft and Miss Burke
presided and then passing through the
hall, which was filed with the sweet
strains of mandolins and guitars, en-
tered the dining room which was
decorated with a wealth of yellow and
white chrysanthemums and We're served
with dainty refreshments by Miss Ora
Hardness, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide
Mason and Miss Annie Mccormick.
Miss Mason and Miss Adelaide Mason
entertained most delightfully."- at a
Kensington tea Tuesday afternoon.
Their guests were Miss Shearman, Miss
Edna Sherman, Miss Young. Miss
Gilbert, Miss Crawford, Miss Mcguire
Miss Burke, Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida
Hanauer, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Glen
DINING, Mrs Zane, Mrs. Stuart. Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Reid.
Miss Aft was the hostess of a de-
1ightful musicale Friday evening.
Among those present were Miss Thorn.
Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Edna Sherman, Miss Sibyl Anderson
MIR. Max Smith, Mr.. B. Y. Smith, Mr.
Leon, Mr.. Frank Anderson, Mr. Clar-
ence Mccormick and Mr.. Harry Shear
man.
number of box parties were given
during the Marlowe engagement at the
theatre. The first night Mrs. John
Zane gave a box party Her guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Costigan, Mrs.
Stewart, DR.. and Mrs. Witcher and
Judge Zane. Another box was occupied
by Judge and Mrs. Royle, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. q. King and Mr.. and Mrs
Ned Royle. MIR. and Mrs. George NJ.
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wal
lace and Miss Wallace were seen in a
stall. On Wednesday night Mrs. Ken
meth Kerr and party of friends, con-
sisting of Miss Young. Miss Hanauer,
Miss Ida Hanauer, Mr.. Leon and Mr.
Max Hanauer occupied a box.
Miss Edna Sherman win entertain
a number of friends this morning at
luncheon after a bicycle ride.
Mrs. W. ]. Montgomery was the hos
tess of a charming luncheon yester-
day, the guest OF honor being Mrs.
John Longmaid. The guests Were
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Mantoe,
AIRS. LIE Compile and Mrs. Snyder.
Mrs. Earnest a. Trip will entertain
at dinner this evening
Mrs. Pfoutz gave a card party to
thirty-five of her friends Monday
afternoon. 1t was given in honor of
Miss Jarvis, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Frank McKimmins came down
from Idaho during the week to visit
his family.
Mrs. shoup. of Idaho. is visiting Mrs.
Glendinning.
Miss Margaret Park has returned
from Denver.
The Bicycle club will be entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. ]. Harvey
Griffin.
Miss Keisel is expected down from
Ogden this week. She viii visit Miss
Park.
Among those who are on the COM
nittees for the suburban dances this
week are Mr.. George Nye, Mr.. George
Downey, Mr.. w. II. Sherman, Mr.
VIII Ford, Mr.. George N. Lawrence,