The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-06

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announcement OF several approaching
matrimonial events is OF course re-
~sponsible for the many small affairs in
the way Of luncheons and dinners. but
there are aenumber Of larger ana more
elaborate events to take place in the
near future. The many absentees are
beginning to return to their several
places OF abode. and after the few days
OF fall outing are over there will prob
ably be q merry time during the au-
tumn months Several matrimonial
events of great interest are promised
for the autumn and although they have
not yet been publicly announced, they
are too well understood To be long kept
quiet
The main events Of the past few days
have been in honor of the bride OF the
hour. Miss Dickson. and have been
most elegant and elaborate in their 3r-
rangement. The luncheon given by
Miss Gillespie and Mrs. Walker was one
OF the prettiest events ever given in
honor OF a bride in the city. The dim
ner Wednesday evening at which Mr..
and Mrs. Forbes were the entertain
ers was another very enjoyable affair
In honor Of the young people. and there
are numerous affairs planned for them
for the next few days.
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The Misses Kinney were the hostesses
yesterday at a very prettily arranged
luncheon at the Country club. given in
honor Of Mrs. Randolph Thompson.
The guests were seated at one long
table, and &c was artistically decorated
with lavender and pink sweet peas.
Dainty punches Of the flowers were at
tached TO ribbons which radiated from
an immense bow in the center, and at
The end of the luncheon each guest was
presented with a bunch of the flowers.
The guests numbered twenty. those
present besides Mrs. Thompson being
Miss Donnellan. Miss Edna Donnellan,
Miss Dooly. Miss Geddes. Miss Burke.
Miss Salisbury. Miss McGrath. Mrs.
David s. Murray. Mrs. Robert G.. Smith,
Mrs. C.. r. Pearsall, Miss Noble, Mrs.
Porter n Miss Cosgrif.
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One Of the most enjoyable and in
formal affairs of the season was the
impromptu hop at the post last even
ing, given I'm honor of Mrs. Whitman
and Miss Orr of Wyoming. Although
planned I'm only a few hours. there
were quite enough there to enjoy a
most delightful event. The whole Of
the garrison people were there and a
number of the young dancing set from
town.
Yesterday was a splendid day at the
Country club. There was. first Of all.
the luncheon given by the Misses Kim
ney, whith included nearly all the girls
i'm town. and later the regular Saturday
tea was an especially pleasant one.
Mrs PearsalI and Mrs. Charles Post
were the hostesses am they were as
sisted by Mrs. Robert G.. Smith. An
approaching and putting contest was
the special feature of the affair.
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Among the more important matri-
mOnia events of the coming week is
the marriage Of Miss Carrie Keate.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Eeate. and Mr.. John McLennan of
Iowa. which takes place at the home Of
the brides parents Thursday evening
at s o'clock.
Mrs. George r.. Hancock has issued
invitations for a luncheon to be given
Tuesday i'm honor of Miss Hollister
Hancock. who leaves during the week
90 re-entcr school i'm the east.
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Mrs. Henry p. Henderson viii enter
tain at an informal luncheon next Fri
day. i'm honor of Miss Irene Dickson.
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The Misses Ethel and Lizzie Melon I
aid viii entertain at a KensinEton to-
morrow. complimentary to Miss Car
Tie Keatc.
Miss Irene Dickson will entertain at
q large luncheon at the Knutsford next
Saturday.
Miss Laura Bird has issued invita-
lions for a card party TO be given next
Thursday I'm honor Of her friend. Miss
Sayre, who leaves shortly for her home.
Miss Creary entertained Friday even
ing at a straw ride and later the guests
enjoyed a watermelon supper on the
at the Bubb home.
Mrs. c.. p. Overheld was the hostess
yesterday at a very pleasant luncheon
given at the Country club.
Mr.. Charles West Of Grand Junction
will spend today in the city. the guest
OF Captain n Mrs. +. A.. WedgUoOd.
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Mrs. Ralph f. Hoag. who spent
the past week in the city, returned last
evening to her home in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parsons and Miss
kirkpatrick left yesterday for a brief
stay in Colorado.
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Miss Winifred Whitehead Is home
p again. after spending the summer on
the coast.
Miss Emily Read and Mr.. Toplin
accompanied the Walkers and the
Ferrys OH the camping trip in Idaho.
Miss Violet Ncil viii return tomor-
row morning from a lengthy stay in
the east.
Mrs. II. T. Freeman viii return this
morning after an absence of three
months visiting her mother and friends
IN Aurora, Ills.
Mrs. Heber n. Wells and Mrs. Katz
expected home tomorrow morning
from Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. n. Dounel viii be
home tomorrow from the west.
Mrs. Morris Sommcr and Master Ar
msnde rave returned faom Colorado.
where they were visiting Mrs. SOM
mer's parents.
Among tho most delightful events OF
the past week was. the Japanese card
party and musicale given by Miss Ha-
calder last Thursday evening. The
decorations were in green. carried on.
~woodbine, and the japanese idea
effected with lanterns. umbrellas.
OF the Orient and souvenirs from
The chrysanthemUm land. The taIlies
were miniature paper lanterns and the
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