The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23

Receptions. teas and card parties
hiled the past week with pleasure for
society. The entertainment at the
nome Of Mrs. o. j. Salisbury on
Thursday evening fairly eclipsed in
prllliancy any former entertainment Of
the kind given in the city, while the re-
ception at the Gardo house Friday
evening added another to the list of
enjoyable affairs given in that his
torlc mansion Among the other events
the card party at the home of Mrs.
Sharp and Mrs. Ferguson, the musicale
az the nome of Mrs. Anderson. and the
hensinston luncheon given by Mrs. c.
y Dey stand out most prominently.
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All indications poirt to a winter Of
unusual gaiety. Take the fall weddings
Tor example. AS soon as the brides
ana grooms get back from their time
honored wedding jOurneys-and all of
them are going to get back, since at
none OF the weddings has the groom
been from another city-there is bound
10 be more or less merry making.
Then there is a beautiful bouquet Of
buds, and while, as usual, none of
them viii make formal debut into the
social world, they are all quietly COM
ing out" and the younger sets af-
taIrs are becoming an important factor
IN Salt Lakes entertainments. Then,
too, there will be the Bachelors bah
and the Alta club reception, and pos
sibly the dance of the Maids and Mat
rCns. SO that with all this in prospect
and the potent fact that hard times"
is not quoted as frequently as last
year, the fall and winter Will assuredly
be a more than lively one.
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The marriage of Miss Ethelyn Web
Der and Mr.. George Lowe Nye VIII
take place Wednesday evening, at the
brides home on Second street
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Weber viii
entertain the bridal party and those
who will assist at the reception. Mr..
Sam +. Low, who is to be best man,
arrives this morning from Lincoln,
Neb.
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Among the other interesting events
promised for the coming week are the
card parties tomorrow evening and
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. James H. Moyle, the Kensington
Tuesday given by Mrs. Fabian, the
card party tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Nelden. the affair Thurs
day evening, given by Mrs. Russell c.
Woodruff and Miss Kimball. at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Young will be
the guests OF honor and the card party
, Saturday afternoon, given by Mrs
David Sharp and Mrs. w. B. Sprague.
The engagement of Miss Hardness
and Mr.. William G. Sharp, which was
exclusively announced by The Herald
on Tuesdy, was read with interest by
their many friends.
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Mrs. Annie Sharp and Mrs. Jeanette
Ferguson entertained at cards on We'd
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decorated with autumn leaves and
flowers. The mantels were banked with
chrysanthemums and ported plants.
Between the doors hung portieres of
Virginia creapers. Sixty three" was
played, and prizes won by Mrs. John
{. Witcher and Miss Kimball.
Present were Mrs Woodward. Mrs.
Bidwell. Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. William
Jennings, Mrs. J. r. Sharp, Mrs. D. J.
Sharp, Mrs. Kimban, Miss Hanauer.
Mrs. w. c. Bennett, Mrs. c. c. Davis.
Miss Crawford, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. John
NJ. Zane, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Isaac Jen-
nings, Mrs. Weber, Miss Weber, Mrs.
Franken. Mrs. John A. Marshall, Mrs.
Walter Jennings. Mrs. William B.
Sprague, Miss Sadler, Miss Dunford,
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. James A Miner,
Mrs. 8. T. Fenton. Mrs Frank Jen-
nings. Mrs. James ". Smith, Mrs JOS
eph L. Rawlins, Mrs. J. w. Bennett
and Mrs j F. Allen.
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Mrs. J. ]. Stewart entertained inform
ally al luncheon on Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Tiernan.
Mrs. McQuewan and Mrs Mcclure
returned Wednesday from Grand Rap
IDS.
Mrs. William King spent the early
Oft % in
Mrs. John Read and Mrs. A G. An
drews entertained delightfully."- Wednes- |
day afternoon, the following ladies: 4
Mrs. McMahcn. Mrs. Hogle, Mrs, KEEL /
sey, Mrs. Bentz, Mrs. G. w. Snow, Miss /
Snow, Mrs. Symms. Mrs. futile, Mrs |
Mccoy, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Miles. Mrs I
Meyer, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs Miller. Mrs. I.
Isaac Clayton, Mrs Smith and Mrs. |
Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody, Mr.. Skinner. (
Dr.. and Mrs. Millspaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Bogss.
Mrs. c. c. Dey entertained at a Ken I
sington luncheon on Thursday. The
de, olsftions ia the home were of chrvs- 1
marigolds and autumn /
leaves. The place cards We're autumn
leaves done in water color. The guests !
were Mrs. William Penrcse. Mrs. -.a.-
lace. Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs Dickson. Mrs. !
Ietcher, Miss Black. Mrs. Joseph Raw I
Inns. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Mason, Mrs. (
Bruback. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. W P. Lynn. |
Ms. Smedley, Mrs. Louise 5. Smith. /
Mrs. A C Bishop. Mrs. Ellis, Miss FL !
lis. Mrs. Hunt Miss Hunt. Mrs. Eugene |
I.ewis. Mrs H. c. Wallace. Mrs Doug /
las. Mrs. J. N. Zane, Mrs. William (
Stewart, Mrs. A. Zane, Mrs. Richard /
Keyes, Mrs. J. 5. Witcher, Mrs. w. r. |
Mrs. Charles Zane. Mrs.
Thomas Jennings. Mrs. C. 5. Varian. /
Mrs. Andrew Howat, the Misses Howat,
Mrs. r S. Richards. Mrs. ii. c. Bur I
CESS. Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. Dan
lei Gregg, Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs /
Dart. Mrs. James Kimball, Mrs. Brans-
ford. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. COrlew, Miss
smith and Miss Fletcher.
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Mrs. John zane was the hostess of an
informal luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Those who enjoyed the affair were Mrs.
Movie. Mrs. Costigan, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. Eberly, Mrs. ].
n Walker, Miss Thorne, Miss Cotton,
Mrs. Charles Post and Miss Aft
Mrs. Dey entertained again yesterday
affernoon. Those present We're Mrs.
Burrows. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Grant,
smith, Mrs. Short, Miss Short, Mrs
Bowman, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Graham
putnam, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Kinney,
Mrs. Dustan, Miss Allen, Hiss Hayden,