The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-03

A backward glance over the weeks
social history reveals few affairs of.im-
portance to chronicle outside OF the re-
eeption and dance given by Mrs.
Spragua in honor of her daughter, Miss
Wmntfred Sprague, at Christensen's on
Friday evening. and the Judd-Babc0ck
nuptials, although the latter was such
a quiet affair as to hardly coma under
the head except for the prominence OF
the contracting parties.
The1a IS 4 general awakening in So
cial circles. Society followers are again
taking up their al home days and max
ing preparations TO carry GIT the plans
that were made during The oWaing sea-
son.
TIE month Of October. wh5cA vac past
week usl1ered in, WE witness not less
than four weddings in society life, Il
compensation for the dearth that mas
preceded and promises TO follow them.
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Several box parties witnessed the
performance Of "A Social Highway
man st the Grand during tle week.
Miss Nellie BeaHtie has invitations out
fer Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones wih return
Tuesday from California, where they
have spent the summer.
In the society notes OF a recent Buff
faAo p2per appeared the following witch
Mi be Of interest TO FRIENDS Of The COW
tracing parties in our city; The mar
T5age OF Miss Evelyn 2. DOrr 70 MIR.
James Pollock OF salt Lake City Wtn be
quietly celebrated Monday evening" Oct
is, All tIle residence Of Mrs. =. x. Ne
Carthy in Syracuse, y. Z. Owing to III
ness in the family Of Miss Dorr, emily
Immediate relatives VIVA witness the
ceremony.
Dr.. and Mrs. Z. A. TripD returned FRI
day from 4 trip Unr0ugh Sae northwest.
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Mr.. Gerald Siegel VIII leave for school
in the east Tuesday.
Colonel Clayton returned yesterday
from huntins trip in tAe Heten basin.
The most brilliant affair Of the week
was NAa dance given Friday evening at
Cl4isteasen's ham by Mrs. Samuel L.
Sprague in honor of her daughter Win
nifred It was the first dance Of tie
season and was attended by over 100
frieg5s of the young hostess.
TIE dancing nall was elaborately Gl2c-
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adorned with plants and cut flowers.
Tae guests were received by Mrs.
p SD1aGUe, Mrs. Sadler, AIRS. PITS, Miss
sSi,9astfA ard NessrS. Hugh and Milton
SprGgue.
Among the guests were Miss Lucille
Jennings Miss Mamie Eldredge, Miss
Nadge Westerffeld, Miss Esther Freed,
Miss Porter, Miss Jasmine Young, Miss
Clark, Miss Gunner. Miss Dickson, Miss
Kess1er. Miss Goliath Miss Agnes
Judge, Miss Geddes, Miss Hunt, Miss
Preston Miss Alton Young, Hiss Laura
Sanders Mr.. sam Porter Mr. Charles
Lawrence. Mr.. Hal Hampstead, 1ir.
GWynne Offlcer. Mr.. Scott Grou AR.
Harold Eldredge, MT. Lawrence Ham
ms. Mr.. Ray Savage. Mr.. Ferris. Mr..
Alma Katz. Mr.. Chris Diehl, Air.
Schramm, Mr.. Clinton, Mr.. James Sad
Ter.
Mr.. Harry Sherman. Mr.. George
F. Downey and Mr. David Murray viii
leave Tuesday for q months shooting
~ Jaekson's Hole
Or. and Mrs. jeremiah Beattie have
issued invitations for a large card
party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Don r. Coray spent yesterday
in the city.
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Mrs. Rachael Miller gave q delight
full "a4 home Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. N. s. Mcleod of Colo
rado. the house being effectively deco
rated in October blossoms for the oc-
CASTOR. Mrs 0Eiller's guests were MIS-.
Hal Brown. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Bas-
com. Mrs. PeYton. Mrs. Thorn. Mrs.
Dicaert. airs. George LcolIlis. aIrs.
Geraldine Ansley, Mrs Snow, Mrs
Grant. Miss Mcleod, Mrs. Andrews Of
LeadTiIle, Mrs. L. G. Trent and Mrs.
Arthur Brown.
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Miss Mary Burke gave q box parry
at the matinee yesterday in honor Of a
visiting friend. Among the guests were
Miss Thorn. Miss Blanche Burke and
Mr.. Max Hanauer-
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Judge and Mrs. LIE Grand Youns have
gone 20 New York.
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Mr.. II. A. Cohen entertained at din
nsr Of the Alta club Tuesday night. the
guest Of honor being Senator Stewart
Of Nevada.
The table was decorated in ferns and
cut flowers, the center piece OF Aineri-
car beauty roses, being especially
Deautiful.
Those present were Senator Stewart,
Judge Goodwin, Mr. George NJ. Scott,