The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27


? announce the engagement Of their =
, daughter, Grace to Lieutenant 2
2 sherman A. White, L. $. A. The ?
p announcement viii be a surprise to y
= great number of the friends of =
= the young woman, who is among =
= the most popular of Salt Lakes =
= girls. Lieutenant White is still in 2
? the Philippines, but viii probably =
, return in the spring.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Midgley ?
= announce the engagement of their =
? daughter, Edith, 60 Mr.. Alexander 2
= O.. Mackenzie of The Herald staff. =
= The marriage viii take place Tues >
p day evening at the Midgley home =
= on Fifth East, and win be followed >
= by an informal reception. Mr.. =
> Mackenzie is the writer of =
= Sparks"
= Mr. L. J. Ruth announces the >
= engagement of his daughter, Ro- =
= berta, TO Mr.. Alan L. Lovey, The >
= Herald cartOonist. The wedding y
= viii take place Wednesday even =
= Ing at st. PaUls church, the GER
= emOny being private ana will be =
= followed by an informal reception p
= at the St. James hotel.
THE gaiety of the autumn season
has begun, and the opening week
promises more In a social way
than any week since the springtime.
The regular round of teas and recep-
tons VIII be inaugurated tomorrow
with the reception for Mrs Sparks, the
wife Of the Nevada chief executive,
which viii be given by Mrs. c. Ira
Tutte, her hostess, and Mrs. William
Bartling. Tuesday and Wednesday
aIterpoOns Mrs. William Henry Dale
gives TWO teas, and on Tuesday Miss
Nary Louise Anderson viii entertain
at tea and Mrs. w. G. Sharp at a
luncheon at the Country club. Mrs. G.
H. Mccoy entertains at a card party
on the afternoon of Wednesday, and
on the same day Mrs. A. d. Melvin be-
gins her regular Wednesdays at home.
and Mrs. Packard gives a luncheon at
the Country club.
In the matter Of weddings. too the
week Will be a busy one. The marriage
Of Miss Bessie ClawsOn and Mr.. Roy
Hughes is set for Wednesday evening.
ana is TO be a large affair Miss Edith
Midgley and Mr.. A. Ct. Mackenzie viii
be married Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, and the
wedding of Miss Roberta Ruth and Mr.
Alan L. Lovey Will take place Wednes-
day evening at St. Pauls church The
last three days of the week viii be de-
voted to the meetings of the State Fed
Grafton, in which a great many of the
society women are interested, and a
number Of social affairs in the form of
luncheOns and dinners are to be given
in honor Of Mrs. Denison.
Mrs. Thomas b. Davis was the guest
OF honor yesterday at a very beautiful
ly arranged luncheon given by Mrs
George y. Wallace at THE Porches''
The guests were seated at one table
the decorations OF which We're pink
and white asters. a large bowl formed
the centelpiece, and at each place was
smaller cluster of the flowers. The
friends present to meet Mrs. Davis
We're Mrs. William G. Sharp, Mrs. r. c.
woodruff. Miss Blanche Kimbau. Miss
Mary Louise Anderson, Miss Edith
SheaHnan, the Misses Mason. Miss
Woodward, Mrs. BIdwell, Mrs. Turner.
Mrs Alma Denbeigh Katz and Mrs
George X. Fischer
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Miss Katherine Geddes entertained at
pink luncheon yesterday for Miss
Grace Jacobs. The table presented "a
pretty picture with it's decoration of
pink roses and brilliant candelabra.
one tan cluster Of candles formed the
centerpiece, and at either end smaller
vandelabra all shaded i'm pink lighted
the board. Large bows of pink satin
ribbon were arranged at the corners of
the table and haud-painted cards were
used az each place. The guests. besides
Miss Jacobs. were Miss Zane. Miss
salisbury, Miss sherman, Miss Doolv.
Miss Burke and Miss Katherine VIII
lams.
Miss Noble entertained yesterday at a
luncheon nj the Country club fn honor
a NHaH HH| .raH 90 rIaa
Die was done entirely in purple asters
-and autumn leaves. and the place cards
were butterflies The guests numbered
eighteen. the following being those In
Vited. Mrs. LuelWitz Miss Mcmillan
Mrs. ". H. Cunningham, Mrs. A. II. s.
Bird. Mrs Union WOrthington. Miss
Burke. Miss Allie Miller. Mrs. Sam
Park, Miss Margaret Park. Miss Kin
ney, Miss Mary Kinney. Mrs. S. H.
Babcock, Mrs. T.. s. Ferry. Mrs. Carl
Roberts, AIRS. David s. Murray ana
Mrs. Robert G.. Smith.
Mrs +. S. Ferry was the hostess
Friday nc "a prettily arranged luncheon
given in honor OF Mrs Harold Russell.
The mahogany dining table was Gov
cred with dainty pieces Of lace and a
large bowl iu the center was filled with
aulumn leaves with vines trailing over
the liable. The favors were Darticu-
larry attractive. being small globes OF
orange colored light with each place
card. The guests were Mrs russell.
Miss EGua DWEer. Mrs. Heber N.
Wells. Mrs. S. ii. Babcock. Mrs. o. w.
Powers. Mrs. j. r. Walker. Mrs. David
Hampstead.
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The announcement Is made Of the
marriage Of Miss Helen Kueass Of Salt
Lake and AIR. LloyG O. Montague of
Chicago. They VIII De at home at 4237
Calumet avenue. Chicago.
Miss Amy T.. Bishop of the county
recorders office and AIR. c. Hyde
TmSey. SON OF the state auditor. were
married yesterday afternoon at St
Pauls church. the Rev. G.. r. Perkins
officiating. The wedding was q quiet
affair. only the immediate relatives
being present. although the young peo-
ple are both popular and well known.
Dir. and AIRS. Tiueey-left on the evening
train for a short wedding uip. Thew
win be at home after Oct at 124
Canyon road.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Miller of Denver
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Bessie, to DR. H. II.
Mccullough Of Stansbury. Mo- The
wedding is Co take place this month
but tho Gay is not given in the an
nOuncement. AIR. and Mrs Miller have
many friends in this city and Miss
Bessie. who was one of the High school
girls of a year or so ago. viii b. re-
membered by "a wide circle of friends
among the Younger DeODle