The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-01


the year was the reception given yes
terday at the Knutsford by Mrs. Mary
Judge and Mr.. Frank Judge IN honor
of the members of the Yale Glee and
Banjo clubs. The hours were from 4
until s. and during that time the par
Tors were filed with an animated
JhTOnE-
The decorations, though not eIabor-
ate, were most beautiful The red
room, where the guests were received,
was arranged with tall vases of Amer
lean beauties and effective bankings of
California violets.
Refreshments We're served in the
reading room. which was done in ce-
rise. The table was arranged with tall
vases of carnations and maiden hair.
and the corners OF the room were filled
with palms. Punch was served in the
hall from table strewn with violets
and ferns.
Weihe's string orchestra was sta
toned OF the reception room behind a
bank of palms.
In the receiving line were Mrs. TheO-
dore Baldwin. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Judge and MI Frank
Judge. Owing to sudden illness, Mrs.
Judge was unable to be present.
. .
The home of Colonel and Mrs. y W.
Clayton was the scene of an elaborate
social and musical event last evening.
year. The magnificent Second street
residence was like a summer flower
garden on the interior. most of the
floral effects having been imported
from California. Holly and carnations.
roses and mistletOe, ViOlets and lilies
We're exceeded in prOfusion only by eff
fects in national colOTS. Mrs. Clayton
selected flags as the feature of the dec
oratiOns. and it is doubtful that any
thing of greater SplendOr was ever I'M
dertaken and more successfully car
ried out in a Salt Lake home
The music was splendid. Professor
Mcclellan gave several numbers over
the magnificent Steinway concert grand
and Professor Radcliffe. Tracy Cannon
and Miss Sybella Clayton added to
the charming instrumental programme
The sOlOiSts We're Professor H :. Cod
dard DOttie Ley Kahn and Miss Elsie
BarrOws. their numbers being exquiS-
itely rendered and highly appreciated
The party ushered in the new year
in fitting style at the close of a delic-
ioUS banquet
One of the Ella borate events of last
evening was the watch party given
by Mrs William Jennings and Mrs. W.
w Ritter at the formers home on Brig
ham street. over sixty guests were
present and the evening" WAS thor
oughly delightful one.
Miss Evelyn Thomas leaves Thursday
for National Park seminary, where she
viii continue her studies.
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Miss Evelyn Jensen and Miss Jennie
Dixon are the guests Of Miss Eta
Lambert during the New Year holl-
days
a very delightful evening was spent
al the home of MIR and Mrs. John Hail.
S2S South Fifth Eass, last evening. i
large number of friends and relatives
assembled to bid adieu TO the old cen
fury and extend a hand of welcome To
the new. Music. singing and refresh
ments were served, and the jolly party
broke up in the wee sma' hours
The annual charity ball for the ben
eft of st. Marks hospital Will be given
at Christensens' Thursday evening.
There viii be dancing at Christen-
sens hall at 4 o'clock this afternoon
and $50 o'clock tonight
4 pretty end of the century home
wedding occurred at the residence OF
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs A
Fl. Kelly. AS South First West street
last evening, when Miss Dorothy
Woodmsnsee and David j. Kelly were
united by Chief Justice BaTtch. None
but near relatives and very intimate
friends of the contracting parties We're
present. The bride and groom are
both well-known and very populay
young people OF this city