The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04

Another leaf was torn from the cal
endar during the week, and the first
of the autumn months was uShered in
with burst of gaiety.
To society's devotees the outlook for
the coming season is a brilliant one
& Interest principally centers around the
> group of autumn brides, all of whom
are great favorites in the world of
fashion. The first large wedding will
be that of Miss Lawrence and Mr.. ].
II. Young. which event will take place
the latter part of this month. Follow
ing it will be the marriage of Miss
EtheIyn Weber and Mr.. George L.
Nye, while each week in October will
witness one or more weddings of social
Importance.
The most elaborate affair of the
week was the luncheon given Thurs
day afternoon at the Alta club by Mrs.
J. a. Miner and Mrs. Mcclure, in honor
of Mrs. McQuewan.
The decorations in the dining room
were in pink and green, the color
scheme being carried out in the mi
nutests detail. The round table. with
its spotless damask, held as a center
piece a huge cut-glass bowl of pink
and white asters. Radiating from it
were garlandS of smilaX, which eX-
tended to each place, where they were
fastened to the daintily decorated
luncheon cards. Above the center was
suspended a basket of feathery aspar-
agus plumosa and carnations. Side
board, mantle and buffet held bowls of
flowers and ferns, while large palms
adorned the corners of the room.
Lott kT,-- Trnr
Mrs. Miner, Mrs. o. w. Powers, Mrs.
John Zane, Mrs. Hubbard Reid, Mrs.
]. L. Franken, Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming, Mrs. Witcher, Miss Aft, Mrs.
Mcclure, Miss Mears of Denver, Miss
Sherman, Miss O'Connor, Miss Web
Der, Mrs. Sam Park
Miss Nellie Dooly will entertain in
formally at cards Tuesday evening.
Miss O'Connor of Virginia, who has
been spending the summer with Miss
Sherman, leaves early next week for
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Stephens will
return from Oregon during the week.
Mr. Frank Roberts will leave this
week for Stanford university.
DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin VIII go east
shortly.
Mrs. J. F. Millspaugh gave a large
reception Tuesday afternoon. The
house was effectively decorated for the
affair. each room carrying out diff
ferent color scheme. Sunflowers and
marigOlds made the parlor beautiful,
while the reception hall was bright
ened with carnations and nasturtiums.
in mini nd
green, asters and sweetpeas being the
flowers used.
Mrs Millspaugh was assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by Miss Johnston
and Miss Parsons. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
and Mrs. Ira Lewis presided over the
dining room, assisted by Miss Paul,
Miss Brinton and Miss Grace Young.
Miss Laura Sherman served at the
lemonade bowl.
Mrs Millspaugh's guests were Mrs.
J. J. Stewart. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Follett.
Mrs Earls, Miss Earls, Mrs. William
F. Earls. Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. F.
D. Hobbs Mrs. T. Marshall, Mrs. A.
Witcher Mrs. ]. S. Witcher, Mrs. Zane,
Mrs MARYLAND, Miss PfoutZ. Mrs. I,
White. Miss White, Mrs. ]. T. White,
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Miss Sherman,
Miss Laura Sherman. Miss O'Connor,
Mrs Brink Mrs. Bennett, Miss Childs,
Mrs D. Austin. Mrs Druefl, Mrs.
Thorn, Miss Thorn, Miss Maud Thorn,
Mrs. Forbes Miss Forbes. Mrs. M.
Bailey. Mrs. Post, Mrs. Frances. Mrs.
McVicker. Mrs. Bredemeyer, Miss Nor
gan. Mrs Dart. Miss May. Mrs Null
ligan, Mrs. Evans Mrs. Ewing, Miss
Crenshaw. Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. Fenton,
Mrs Hancock, Mrs Critchlow. Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Aver, Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs Hosmer, Miss Hunt, Mrs. Hut
crimson, Mrs. Igleheart, Mrs. w c.
Jennings, Mrs. Isaac Jennings. Miss
Aft. Mrs Allen. Mrs. L. NJ. Bailey,
Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Boxrud, Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs H ". Brown, Mrs ]. H. Brown,
Miss Buchanan, Mrs. Cotton, Miss Col
ton. Mrs G. c. Young. Miss Grace
Young. Mrs l. Arnold, Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. Loda, Miss Loda, Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Van Armen, Mrs. Center, Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. z. ].
jolly. Mrs. J. J. Judson Mrs. Lyons,
Miss CARROT. Miss Winomia Carrot,
Mrs. Maclean, Mrs. Kinney. Mrs. Mat
thews. Mrs. NIulloy, Miss Murphy, Mrs.
Radcliffe. Mrs Delano, Mrs. Vincent,
Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Sells, Mrs. Short,
Miss Short, Mrs. Hudson Smith, Mrs.
Sprague, Mrs. James Eager, Mrs. Par
sons, Mrs. Kinkead, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs.
Bascom. Mrs. Bledsoe. Miss Green. Mrs.
Brinker. Mrs. Clark, Miss Gertrude
Corker, Mrs. DiehI. Mrs. Dininny. Miss
Dukes, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Mcmillan,
Miss Mcmillan. Mrs. McNiece, Mrs.
CSiesy. Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Gemmell,
Mrs. George A. Lowe, Miss Lowe, Mrs.
Justice, Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs.
Gunsaulus, Mrs. Sowles, Miss Sowles,
Mrs Roberts. Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Mrs.
Terhune. Miss Terhune, Mrs. Eccles,
Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. VIII Bennett, Mrs.
Lynn, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Trent, Mrs.
Stiehl. Mrs Vollmer. Mrs. G. Y. Wal
lace, Miss Wallace. Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Weir. Mrs Want'-lnd Mrs. Wightman,
Mrs. Nathan White, Mrs. J. c. e King
Mrs. Lorin u. King, Mrs. ]. c. Royle,
Mrs. e o. Lee. AIRS. Eugene Lewis,
Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mrs Mathis Mrs. Nor
rison. Mrs Merrill, Mrs. Montgomery,
Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs Nell
den, Mrs. Paul, Miss Paul, Miss Alice
Paul. Miss Brinton. Mrs. Peyton. Mrs.
Plummer, Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. Graham,
Putnam, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Ritchie,
Mrs Rood. Miss Maud Smith, Miss
Rees. Miss Ella Murphy, Miss Wheeler,
Miss Qualtrough, Miss Frances Quail
trough. Miss Greenwood, Miss Edding-
field. Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Shell, Mrs.
Avey. Mrs. A ]. Martin, Mrs. MOreton, !
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. T. 9. Bailey, /
Miss Lena Hague. Miss Miller, Miss
Nav Miller, Mrs. Charles Read. Mrs. |
John Reed. Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Davis, |
Mrs. Gilner, Miss Gilmer, Mrs. r. ]. I,
Miss Mears, Mrs. Hall, I
Miss Hall. Miss Eta Powers Miss |
Hunt, Mrs Beattie, Miss Beattie, Mrs. /
Miss Kimball, Mrs. Mary A.