The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

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Although these are what the poet has
designated as melancholy days" they
are Just the reverse Of it from social
rcint OF view, for they usher in the
new season, and memories of the lake
and mountain resorts. of jolly outings
ard lawn fetes are overshadowed by
the anticipation Of balls, receptions
ana other formal indoor functions.
The week just past has been charac-
teriZed by an unusual number of not
able affairs, making a strong contrast
TO the lethargY that prevailed between
seasons. AT the receptions the deeora-
tons we're of rare beauty. and the
autumn leaves added their coloring to
the brilliant effects.
The reception given by Mrs. Plummer
was q notable event and thoroughly
enjoyed by I'll who attended it.
Miss Cayanaugh, one of Chicago's So
cial bellies, who is visiting Miss Mary
Burke, was rendered d pretty Tecep-
ten
On Wednesday the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Beattie was the scene Of bril-
liant card party, and on the evening
following Miss Beattie entertained
number of her friends. The banquet
given DS Inc 1EN1SsA SccAeNS bAOuSAI
together a number of Well known eiti-
zens and was an affair of more than
ordinary interest
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Tho marriage of Mrs. Florence Din
W0Odey ClaWSon and Mr.. Richard Z.
Norris Win be sulemntzed ant the temple
at high NOON Gu Wednesday, and VIII
be witnessed oGly by the immediate
family.
NIrs. Clawson is a daugGnter Of Mr..
and Mrs Il ". DinWuodey. and for a
number Of years past mas been one of
Salt Lakes social fayprtteS, While Mr.
Morris is a. We9l-hnoWn business man.
The Eutegoe club Will resume Work
for the season with a Handel recital at
the First Congregational Church 9, week
from Tuesday night. The club WIN be
aided by Professor Radcliffe at the or
gan and Professor Stephens and his
chorus. A large number of Invitations
have been issued and il IS certain that
a large and brilliant audience VIII be
attracted by the entertainment.
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Mrs. WiM9am Burke and Miss Burke
invited their friends to meet Miss Cav
auaugh OF Chicago at their pleasant
home on First street Wednesday after
noon at ; o'elock reception, the az
fair proving one of the most delightful
OF the week.
The rooms were prettf1y lighted and
decorated With red dalllias and feTUS
ISae tea table was in the same color, q
huge bowl Of She same flowers Grae1n9
the center. The tea taEBIe Was presided
over by Miss Mccormick and Miss Ora
Hardness, ohelr assistants being Miss
Cotton. Miss Park, Mss. Lane c. Park
1liss Geddes. Miss Thorn.
Among the guests were Mrs. William
Req, 2ITs. jerks, Miss Hardness, Miss
Alton Young, MISS Lawrence, Miss
SShearnlan, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Kuhn and Miss Scaananback Of Ogden
Miss Slack, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Kent
Miss Kate Judge, Miss Agnes Judge
Mr.. Clarence Mccormick, Mr.. Vii
Clark. Mr. Peery, Mr.. George n. Law
renee
Mrs. James e Jennings has issued in.
v8tatioNs for q reception "Wednesday
from until 6.
8Ir ! A Pollock mas gone east.
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Miss CaYanans9l Of Chicago was Uhs
guest OF honor at tea given yesterday
Sy Hiss Cotton.
Mrs. Charles Bookiede gave a Ken
s5ngton tea Monday afternoon in non
or Of Mss, Mont. Ferry OF Park CITY
The home was preEily decorated il
autumn leaVes. a few musical mum
bers rendered by Mrs Ferry and Mis-
KjTna5all contributed "a the enjOymen
Of the afternoon. Among the guest
were Mrs. StGnchfeSd, MIS-. John Mar
S1I211, Mrs. Susie b Emery. MISS Ian,
OF California, Miss Shearman. Miss Ed
ma. SheaEynagl, Miss Hanauer. Miss Id.
HamaueT, Miss Stanchneld, Miss Law
renee. Miss KinDaN, Mss Witter, Mis-
Geneva Jennings.
Miss Mccormick entertained dlgtnq
the week in comp ii1nent to M1sg Burke
guest, Miss CaNanans'h.
DR.. and Mrs. Beattte and Miss Beat
tie entertained at cards Wednesda!
evening High five was the game o
The evening, and the play resulted il
Nr. and Mrs 3. Mcmillan receiVin,
the first prizes and Mrs. Hale and Nj
Neldeu the consolation prizes.
The guests we're Mr.. ana Mrs. Brink
Mr. and lIrs Druehl. 0lr. and Mrs
Geddes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale, Mr. an,
Mrs. Hobbs Mr.. and Mrs Holman, Nj
and Mrs KNOX Mr.. and Mrs. Looms
Mr, and Mrs. John Spencer. Mr.. an
Mrs. ShelD. Dr. and Mrs Vincent. Nh
and Mrs. Hoag. Nh and Mrs. BrinkeI
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Mr.. and Mr.
HiAkead, Mr. and Mrs. DininnY. Mrs
Milton Oslesby, Miss Wilson. DR.. an
Mrs. Hoyt. M. Harris, Mr. Clever an
AIr. Skinner.
Miss May CritchloW left on Tuesda.
for New York, expecting to sail yester
cay for Berlin. Germany
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Mrs. Joseph siegel and so
left Thursday for Baltimore 10 spen
the winter.
The banquet given by the Medical so
ciety at the Cullen hotel on Wednesda
evening mas one of the prominen
events OF the week. Those presen
were United States Senator Jos
eph L. Rawlins, Or. T. s Ewing. Dl
Beer. Or. C. ". Wilson, Dr. Belts, pl
J. S Richards. DR.. McKenna, d
Meacham, DR.. Root, DR.. Bascom. d
Wright, DR.. Taylor, DR.. Silver. d.
Cro1al, Or. Anderson, DR. Brick, d.
Alien. Dr.. Joyce. DR.. Houghs Dr. Per
lxins, Dr. Harrison. Dr.. Smart, D.
Kecgh, DR.. O. c. Ormsby. DR.. C.
PIumnler, DR.. Wilcox, DR. Fisher. ID
NJ. a. Hughes. DR., Adamson, Or. Wat
ties, DR. Castleman. Dr. Hosmer, D.
Euerbeck Dr. Robertson, Dr.