The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25
HAPPENINGS OF YESTERDAY
in THE SOCIAL REALM


The dance given last evening by Mr.
and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and Miss SAL
isbury was a thoroughly beautiful af-
fair. The handsome home on First
South street was filled with flowers and
was bright with light and music, and
crush of matrons and maids in superb
gowns made the occasion a most bril-
liant one.
The house is well arranged for en-
tertaining. The rooms throughout were
thrown open for l2st evenings affair
the entire lower floor being used for
dancing.
The decorations were in charge of
Evans, who wrought scheme Of dec
grafton that transformed the house
into a veritable fairyland
TIE parlor was done in white and
green, roses and carnations being the
flowers used. They were banked on
the mantel and were USED in clusters
on the chandelier and piano.
The library was in red. Immense
vases of American Beauty roses, with
stems reaching almost 10 the ceiling
were effectively placed before a back
ground Of rare old tapestry with which
the walls are hung.
The dining room, which is in yellow,
vas NAAINlANClN QOA-G III IGu anu MHllc.
The oak mantel was lighted with red
candles and covered with vases Of the
graceful Easter lily. The handsomely
carved sidebOarC was adorned with cut
glass and large bouquets of gorgeous
''Daybreak" carnations. On the TOP
white aZaleaS in full bloom were eff
fectively placed. The room was filled
with potted palms end plants, all of
which made a very happy effect.
The billiard room was decorated with
cerise carnations, and here those not
caring for the dance found amusement.
The hall, which is finished in highly
polished oak. was decorated in different
tones of yellow. Great bowls CT mas
turtiumS covered the n,antei and
around the room palms were most eff
fectively placed The staircase was al
most hidden beneath folds of the Amer
lean flag
The rooms On the upper floor were
also beautifully decorated and were
arranged with couches and chairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury and Miss Sal
isbury received their guests in the
small salon off the hall. which was at
tractively arranged with flowers and
ferns.
The delightful selections of Christen-
sens full orchestra made melody
throughout the evening, and the
rhythm of the waltz gave Irresistible
invitation to dance.
A delicious supper was served up
stairs throughout the evening, and
lemonade bowl was placed in the up
per hall.
Those who participated in the pleas
ures of the evening We're:
Major and Mrs. Downey Mrs Faber
Mr.. and Mrs. Almy, Mrs. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Franken
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye; Mr.. and Mrs: Grant
Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mr. and
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Smedley Smith
Mrs. Styer, Mrs. Woodruff, DR.. and
Mrs. Pfoutz Mrs. KimbaIl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs Boscha.
The Misses Creary, Critchlow. Park
Lowe, Nelden, Sherman, Laura Sher-
man, Sadler, June Sadler, Anderson
Leonard, Sallie Leonard, Moore, Shear
man, Edna Sherman, Woodward
Kimball. Freed Josephine Katz. Ter
hume, Lucille Jennings, Maud Thorn
Weber, Geddes, Forbes, Carter. Nc
Grath. Ivers, Burke, Blanche Burke
Alff, Zane, Young, Jasmine Young. Nc
MILAN.
Governor Heber NJ. Wells. DIR. Fow-
I'ler, DR.. Bracken, Mr.. P. H. Lannan,