The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23

Although everything remains very
dun. in the social world, there are al
ready signs Of the return of the au-
tumn and its gay times. Many Of the
people who have been out of town for
the warm weather have returned only
TO find that the warm weather is still
here Several of the young people have
gone back to school or college and
within the next fortnight nearly all
the summer visitors viii have depart
ed. The mountain resorts are sun
througed but the coming week VIII
doubtless see many Of the campers re-
turning TO their homes The week
promises little in the way OF entertain
ment, dinner or two being all that is
planned so far.
A very pretty though simple home
wedding was that of Miss Ida Joseph
inc Pratt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
OrsOn Pratt, and Mr.. George BardWeN
Greenwood, which took place yester-
day. The ceremony was performed by
DIR. W. NJ. Paden at 1 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, and was
witnessed by only the relatives of the
two young people. Following the GER
emony an informal reception was held
during the afternoon, when a lumber
Of friends came in informally to wish
the bride and groom happiness. The
bride wore a dainty white gown OF
MULE chiffon with a white sash of wide
satin ribbon. She carried brides roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood Will make
their nome in Beaver, where Mr..
Greenwood is engaged in the law bust
ness.
Miss Nellie Cullen was the hostess
yesterday at a very beautiful luncheon
given in honor of three of the young
MI
bered twenty-four, and they were seat
ed at one long table. Two immense
bowls of sweet peas formed the center
decoration and from these extended a
ribbon to each guest, dainty place
cards of hand-painted butterflies being
attached to the end of each ribbon.
Pink and white were the colors carried
out in every detail, the table present
ing a particularly attractive appear
ance with its thrOng Of pretty girls.
The guests of honor were Miss Mar
Earet Ryan, Miss Grace Mcmillan and
Miss Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jones announce
the engagement o. their daughter, An
ME r. Jones. TO Mr.. J. NJ. Read. The
marriage viii take place Sept. Is. Miss
Jones is a popular young girl of the
city who has been one Of the public
school teachers for the past few years.
Mr.. Read is a son of superintendent
Read Of the city railway. They both
have a vide circle of friends.
Mrs. T. F. Singiser and daughter
Mrs. Rathman, are with Captain Sin
Siser at the Knutsford. Mrs. Rath-
man is the wife of G. II. Rathman
president of the Livestock National
bank Of Sioux City, Ia. They will re-
main in the city till late in the autumn
The marriage of Mrs. Mary PARROT
and Mr.. Elmer r. Heston took place
last Wednesday evening. Rev. Richard
Wake officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Hes
ton will be at home after Sept. Is al
their new home, 1873 North Firth Wes
street.
AR and Mrs. +. r. Parry have ISSUED
invitations for TIE marriage of thei1
daughter. Sarah Alice Parry. to Mr.
George n. Lawrence. The wedding
will take place Thursday evening a
their home, 5f4 West First North street
Mr. and Mira. Elmer B. Jones enter
tertained a party Of ten friends at din
ner Friday evening in complimet Il
Mrs. r. /. Downing of Kearney. Neb
who is visiting Mrs. c. Ira futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. James announc
the engagement Of their daughter, Min
ME. to Mr. Faye Whitney. The mar
rage viii take place early in Septem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marley an
nounCe the enga cement of their daugh
ter. Kate, to Mr.. John Austin tn
wedding viii take place Sept 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Duncan and Mis-
Edna Duncan are the guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. A. G. Smith, 92i Third street, un
til their departure for Kansas City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Pratt Of ogde
are visiting in the city
Mr.. c. P. Overfield has returned froI
q trip to Colorado.
Mr.. Hugh Satterlee has returne
from q business trip Of a fortnight
Montana.
Mrs r. n. Piper and children hay
gone to Brighton.
Miss Jone Macintosh leaves the fir
Of the week for Park City.
NlEEs H. ~ EdEBEt uauHALEE VI N
and Mrs. Emil Egli, left Thursda
morning for san Francisco. where 81
viii be Joined by her husband an
make their future home.
DR.. and Mrs. Orson Howard ente
tanned at a large family dinner la
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs, Rol
ert Trip OF Yankton. S. d.
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Mrs. Artie Putnam left last MOnda
for San Francisco Oh a two month
vacation.
Miss Alice Foote viii leave short
for the east to spend the winter.
Mrs. H. II. Park Of Yipont, who h;
spent the summer with Mr.. and Nj
Hugh Park, left yesterday for Musk
gon, Mich.
Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck has be-
down from Brighton spending a f6r
night with Miss Pearl Weller.
Mrs. William c. Jennings and 81
William sailed yesterday on the re
land and win be home the first we
in September.
Miss Sarah Reid Park returned
Thursday 10 Stanford, where she "
continue. her college course.