The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-27


the past week, entertainments Of all
kinds being given. principal among
them the reception at the home of Mrs
George A. Lowe. the luncheon given by
Mrs. William Jennings and Mrs. J. A.
Jennings, the reception given by Mrs
Governor Forbes, the card party by
Mrs. Ira Lewis and the luncheon at
DeYereaax House.
Wednesday and Saturday nights have
been set aside by society leaders tor
their outings at Saltair- Last evenlng
the dancing floor was crowded with
well known people, among whom were
noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
Miss Eloise Sherman, Miss Lawrence
Miss Alton Young, Miss Hardness, MISS
Sherman. Miss Edna Sherman, MI
Max Smith, Mr.. Harry sherman MT
and Mrs William Reid, Miss Hahauer,
Miss Ida Hanauer, Mr.. Alma katz, MISS
Hoee Miss Cotton. Miss Alff, MISS Ben
nett, Mr.. George Lawrence, MI D. II
Young, Mr.. T. c. Schramm
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Mrs. George \. Lowe, Mrs Justice
and Miss Lowe gave brilliant recep-
lion Tuesday afternoon
The hours of the reception were rom
. until 5. and during that time the large
handsomely gowned women.
The decorations throughout were OF
roses and ferns, each room being IN
different color In the drawing room
and library pink and white roses We're
.sed, and in the dining room American
.5eauty roses. In the center OF lne NJ. I'm ~
Ing room table stood q cut glass DoWl Oh
the flowers, while ferns and smilax were
used profusely on the table Mrs FORBES
r,resided over this room, her assistants
being Miss Cone, Miss Ethelyn WeDpef'
Miss Mason, Miss Mccormick, MISS Aae-
laide Mason, Miss Forbes and MISS
Bertha Carter.
The luncheon given Friday afternoon
m honor of Mrs. Nj. c. Fox by Mrs.
crank w. Jennings at DevereauX House
was decidedly the prettlest aHalr u
he week. The guests were Mrs. NJ. =
Fox. Mrs Harold Russell, MIS- Ken
meth Kerr. Mrs. Mainland, MISS smear
man. Miss Katz and Miss Lawrence IN
Nm center of the table around which
they were seated stood huge canton
lar of old-fashioned roses, While
throughout the courses the dishes USED
were OF old canton ware. Al each place
vas a small water color sketch Wnlcn
the guests carried home as souvenirs OF
he occasion.
Mr.. Jack Royle has returned from
college.
Mrs. Ida Lewis gave a large card
party Friday morning.
Miss Helen Sherman is expected
home FRIDAY o Q 0
aIr. Nelden will return from Denver
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Witcher has returned
from Honolulu.
Mrs. William Jennings and Mrs. JOS
eDh A. Jennings entertained thursday
afternoon, the affair being luncheon
which was served on small tables scat
tered through the library and dining
ROOM and effectively decorated IN the
Jubilee colors. The flowers used to gam
The desired effect were red carnations,
choreoDsis and ferns. The guests were
Mrs. Henry DinWoodey, Mrs kenneth
Kerr. Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. Florence
CIawson, Mrs. James Jennings, MIS-.
Heber c. Lee, Mrs. William Wright,
Mrs. Walter Jennings Mrs isaac Jen-
uings. Mrs Harold Jennings, Miss Web
Der, Miss Alton Young, Mrs. Eidreqge'
Miss Celia Sharp, Mass Ethelyn Web
ber,@Atiss Hooper, Mrs d. DUNBAR,
Mrs. Joseph E. Game, Mrs: willard
Young. Mrs. Harold Russell, Miss Edna
Dryer, Miss Georgia Webber.
Mrs. William Wright, of ogden, will
spend the next two years IN TINS CIV
with her mother Mrs. Dinwoodey- MI
Wright will spend the time in Eng
land.
Mr.. Chris Diehl has returned from
school in Chicago.
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party of children yesterday IN honor
of her small boy.
Mrs. George Dickinson Guyer was the
guest of honor at reception given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. GoVernuer
Forbes and Miss Forbes The parloT
and hall were decorated in pink ana
red roses and ferns. Mrs. Forbes and
Miss Forbes were assisted in receiving
bv Mrs George A. Lowe and Mrs
SeliSman. In one corner OF the hall
stood the punch bowl over which MISS
Lowe and Miss Cone presided The
dining room was a mass of pink roses,
sweet meas and ferns and WAS in
charge of Mrs. Greenman, Mrs. Barry,
Mrs. David Sharp, Miss Bertha carter
and Miss Louie Odell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward entertained
at cards Tuesday evening in honor or
tess and many of the guests are sub
jects of her majesty. The decorations
consisted of Englands flags and pic
lures of the queen surrounded by the
Jubilee colors. At the close OF the
game the successful contestants were
given pictures of the royaI-family.
The guests We're DR.. and Mrs. Hughes
DIR. and Mrs Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caspar l. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace, Miss Aft, Miss Mccormick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell, Mr.. 7. Ellis
Brown. Miss Woodward, Mr.. Davis and
DR.. BascOm-
Miss Sherman viii entertain Miss
Gertrude Durrant next week.
Miss Alton Young spent yesterday in
Ogden.
Miss Louis Odell entertained inform
ally Monday evening. Thirty guests
were present who thoroughly enjoyed
the evening.
Miss Lena Preston gave a chiidren's
party on Tuesday afternoon.
Nr. and Mrs. Albert F. Holden have
invitations out for Tuesday evening.
Mrs Ferdinand Dickert was the hos
tess of a delightful party Thursday
afternoon. The rooms were profusely
decorated in roses and carnations and
the afternoon was spent by the guests
in a floral guessing contest, the prizes
being won by Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs. Sam
c. Park, Mrs. Evans and Miss Gussie
Sawyer.