The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09

There has been a delightful spirit of
hospitality pervading the air the past
week, and as result the social calen--
dar is better filed than usual at this
season of the year The different en-
tertainments followed one another in
quick succession and with pleasing va
riety, and at the different turns So
ciety flashed forth a, dancing party, two
large receptions, numberless card par
ties. luncheans and teas.
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The most interesting wedding of the
autumn season will be that of Miss
Ethlyn Weber, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Weber, and Mr.
take place on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at
the home of the brides parents. on See
r 0Rd street The, ceremony Will be wit
messed only by the immediate friends
A large reception will follow, invita-
ti0ns TO the event being issued yester-
daV.
Miss Webber will be maid of honor,
and Miss Park, Miss Keisel of Ogden,
Miss Alton Young and Miss Katherine
Lowe viii act as bridesmaids. Mr.
Nye's college chum, MIR. S. E. Low of
Lincoln, Neb., will act as best man,
while the ushers will be Mr.. Shirley
Weber, Mr.. Grant Hampton, Mr.
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Following the reception the bride and
groom viii leave for a visit to Chicago,
and Mr.. Nye'S old home at De Witt, Ia
After Jan. 1 they will be at home in
this city, at POS East Third South
street.
The bachelors viii give the opening
ball of the season at Christensen'si on
Nov. %. 1t will be eagerly looked for
ward to by the deVoteeS of society, as
the bachelors are noted for their elabo-,
rate and exclusive affairs.
Among the affairs of the coming week
will be the card party given Tuesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. ". T. James,
the tea on Wednesday given by Miss
Freed in honor of Miss Key of ST.
Louis the reception at the home of
Mrs. j. w. Young on Friday in honor
of Mrs. Carson. and the kensington on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Charles
Jacobs.
An attractive event of Friday after
noon was the "SiXty-three" party at
which the Misses Noble entertained a
number of friends in honor of their sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Noble Tables for the
game were arranged in the parlor and
library, those participating being Mrs.
Babcock, Mrs. Sam C. Park, Miss, Ged-
des, Miss Cotton, Miss Aft, Miss Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. j. 7. Rich
ards, Mrs. Barclay Miss Keogh, Mrs.
MARYLAND, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Louisa
Smedley Smith, Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Anna Mcmillan, Mrs. Glendinning, Miss
Glendinning, Miss Macintosh, Miss
Freed, Miss Key, Miss Horn, Mrs. Greg
DRY, Miss Park, Mrs. Nelson and Miss
Black.
After the game Mrs. Sam G. Park was
given a prize, a cut glass powder box,
for the greatest number of progress
sions. Mrs. Arthur WitcheF was given
a picture as a consolation prize, while
to Mrs. Rabcock fell the BOBBY prize,
a handsome teapot.
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Mr.. Edward Stewart Ferry. leaves to-
day for Grand Rapids, Mich, where, on
Wednesday, Oct. 10, he will be married
to Miss Mabel Edie of that city. After
an eastern visit, the young couple will
return to this city to reside.
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The marriage of Miss Hortense Snow,
daughter of President Lorenzo Snow,
and Mr.. Duke of Chicago will take
place next Friday at the home of Mrs.
George Savage.
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Mrs. Meek was the guest of honor at