The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-23

The past week in the social world
was one OF pleasure throughout. and
the outlook for the coming days is so
bright that society is already looking
into the future through rose-colored
glasses.
The week will start out merrily to-
morrow with a luncheon at the Alta
club, given by Mrs. Elgin Travis. Tues
day Miss Crawford viii be the hostess
of an afternoon affair given in honor of
Mrs Albert F. Holden. Tuesday
evening Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson
give an elaborate dinner at the Alta
club in honor of their daughter, Grace,
and those who will assist at her we'd
ding on Thursday
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Stephen
Lynch and Mrs. Rossiter give j Ken
sington. In the evening Mrs. Hayden
will entertain in honor" of Miss Grace
Anderson; the Hellenic society
gives a banquet at the Kenyon, and
AIR and Mrs. w. q. Sharp entertain at
dinner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
T. Holden.
Thursday evening Mr. E. B. Wicks
will give a farewell dinner to Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden before their departure for
their new home in Cleveland, o.
On Saturday Mrs. Lynch and Mrs.
Rossiter will give a second affair.
An important wedding-that of Miss
Grace Anderson and Mr.. Joseph Edgar
Huntoon-is also scheduled for the
coming week. The marriage Will take
place Thursday evening at the home OF
he brides parents on West Fifth
South street. The wedding Will be q
luiet one, only relatives and a few
friends being present.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Taylor
and Mr.. II. d. Simmons will also take
place on Thursday.
During her stay in the city, Mrs.
Henrotin of Chicago was the recipient
of many social attentions. Her son,
Mr.. Charles Henrotin, gave a dinner in
her honor at the Alta club on Sunday
evening. The table decorations of
roses and Violets were very beautiful.
Covers were laid for twelve.
She was also the guest at a delightful
luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs. w. A
Nelden. The guests We're: Mrs. Hen
rotin, Mrs. ]. c. Royle Mrs. McVicker,
u Moore, Mrs. F. a. Vincent and Mrs.
Van Armand.
Among other prominent visitors We're
Alr. and Mrs. Alexander Niedringhaus
of St. Louis. A number of the fes-
tivities of the week We're planned as
a special compliment to Them On
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. f. ]. Fabian
entertained forty friends at tea in
honor of AIRS. Niedringhaus.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. G. Sharp
gave an elaborate luncheon at the Alta
club in her honor. An exquisite bunch
OF La France roses, surrounded by
ferns and smilaX. adorned the center OF
the table. Around it were seated Mrs.
NiedrinShaus. Mrs. Joseph H. Young,
Mrs. J. Robinson Walker. Mrs. Russell
c. Woodruff, Miss Shearman, Miss
Kimball and Mrs. f. ]. Fabian.
Mrs. Albert Fairchild Holden was the
guest Of honor at a. dairtily appointed
luncheon given Thursday by the
Misses Nason. The table was decorated
in pink and. green. a large cut-glass
vase of La France roses occupied the
center, while at either end candles in
Dresden candlesticks shed a rosy light
through silk Shades.
To meet Mrs Holden there We're pres
ent Miss Crawford, Mrs. w. G. Sharp,
Mrs. Robert Glendinning, Mrs. Joseph
II. Young, Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidweh, Miss Kimball, Miss
Lowe, Miss Harkness.
The banquet given Wednesday even
ing l,y the Sons of the Revolution was
one of the important social events of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Niedringhaus
left last evening for st. Louis.
Miss Sadie McChrystal entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday.
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Mrs James II. Moyle gave a very
pretty children's party yesterday Six
~ little guests enjoyed the afternoon.
DR.. Bascom entertained at dinner at
the Alta club on Wednesday evening
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Fairchild Holden. The private dining
room. adorned with palms, plants and
cut flowers, was used for the occasion
Red and white was the color scheme.
artistically carried out in the table dec
orationsl The cenTerpiece was COM
posed Of jacqueminot roses in setting
of white carnations, while graceful
sprays Of maidenhair fern We're scat
tered about the cloth. The place cards
were miniatures done in xvater colors.
and fastened TO large punches of roses.
During the course OF the dinner num-
Der of toasts, complimentary to the
guests Of honor. were pronos~1.