The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-13


T HE social events Of the past week
have been both more numerous
and more elaborate then those Of
any like time since the early summer.
They have taken i'm all the rounds of
lunchcOns and dinners and although
many OF them have been small i'm
numbers they have been large in ar
rahsement and detail. The more inn
Eollant events were the luncheon given
DN Miss Dickson yesterday. the one in
Der honor Friday given by Mrs. Hen
derson. The affaiIs for Miss Sayre who
was leaving for home, and the numer-
GUS events I'm honor of the school bows
ana Sirls who are taking up the win
Ter work once more. The one we'd
ding of interest during the week was
tnaf of Miss Carrie Keate and Mr.. Nc
Lehman, which took place Thursday
tFthng. and was a most elaborate at
ialr The outlook is quite brisk for a
gay season from now on sill the winter.
and there is some talk of a new sort OF
entertainment for the winter months
\ dainty affair, perfect i'm all its APP
pHintments was the luncheon given
yesterday 5y Miss lrene Dickson to her
intimate friends and the girls of her
bridal party The tables were spread
lu the green ordinary at tho Nnutsford
and numbered seven. each table seat
ing four guests The color idea carried
ool was most unique. Red. blue. haven.
".r green. white. yellow and pink were
the colUrs used. each table being dis
ti7ctive In itself. Each table held two
1"1dspmc Caudlesticks and shades and
r.lee cards showed the color scheme.
~ each place was q bunch of asters
tied Wtth tulie matching the shades.
Had aSters 0r dahlias with maiden hair
fern were strewn over the cloth The
place cards were heart-shaped and
showed pictures of Cupids. The guests
were the Misses Morrison. Salisbury.
Thomas. CTeary. Ellis Mason. Doolv
Gillespie. Mcmillan. McGrath Ferron.
Wetier. Sappmston. Young. Holmes
sharp, Wakeling. Cheescmau, Maclean
Margaret Dooly. Goliath and Bess Nc
Iniyre. and Mesdames Thomas Wake
ing. Richard BOmney and Mccullough
Next Wednesday at the Country club
VIII De the last visitors dav of the
season. and great prepare tions are be
ing made for the entertainment Of the
guests and the members at that date.
Mr.. NcWhuUsC is 10 be the host for the
day. and each member is to be al
lowed 10 .rinE two guests as is GUS
tomary There win be a buffet supper
and the evening will be devoted to
dancing.
\ number Of weddings are scheduled
Tor the coming week among them be-
ing that of Miss SqUires and Mr.. VIII
liams. which takes place Tuesday:
that Of Miss Annie Jones and Mr. 7
Mayne Read, which is set for Wednes-
day; that of Miss LYDIA Mutual and Mr..
w. j. Williamson for the same date,
and that of Miss James and Mr.. Whit
ney for Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Smell announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
garet. to Mr.. Bismark Snyder. The
wedding viii take place Sept "A.
Mrs, Rathman, who is at the Knuts-
ford with her father and mother. Can
tain and Mrs. Singiser, will leave about
the first of the month for her home in
Sioux City, Ia.
Mrs. Alma Denbeigh Katz win be
down Tuesday morning from Boise and
VIII spend the remainder Of the month
visiting her sister, Miss Edith Shear
man.
Mrs. viii Enerbeck and Miss Edythe
A@iiIA 1t-Dh viii entertain at an INFORMAL
party Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Winnie Welby, whose marriage
is set for the following week.
Mrs. z J. Pride OF New York arrived
last evening and viii be the guest for
the autumn of her sister, Mrs. John
Hinman.
Sc
Mrs. L. o. RhOades and Miss Winnie
Rhoades will leave early In the week