The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-22
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Last evening at Christensen's hall the
winter assemblies were inaugurated
with a brilliance and elegance hardly
surpassed by any of the gayest func-
tons of last season. No pains were
spared to make the opening dance of
the series an elaborate affair and it
was complete success in every de
tail. The dancers showed their en-
Joyment in the fine programme of dance
music rendered by ChristenSen's en-
larged orchestra of twelve pieces. The
hall was handsomely decorat ted. On
the stage were banked a variety Of tall
palms and rubber trees. At the back
were numbers of small tables where
Frankiin's attendants served a deli
ciOus menu throughout the evening.
The reception paTlOrs presented an in
viting appearance in Turkish rugs,
divans and beautiful flowers. Here
Concord grape punch and pineappleade
were dispensed. The table was beau-
titled with spear ferns and the edges
of the white damask Ornamented with
trdilers of plumOSa. The Centerpiece
was tall vase of chrysanthemums
adorned with an immense bow Of satin.
The DatTOnesses of the evening were
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury, Mrs. .. J. Sharp.
Mrs. W. q. Sharp, Mrs. J. Robinson
Walker. Mrs. G. X. Fischer and Mrs.
Union Worthington.
Mrs. Delano entertained yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Stella Salisbury viii spend the
holidays in the east.
Mrs. Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness
and Mrs. w. G. Sharp leave shortly
for an eastern trip.
Mrs. W. G. Lamb of Park City is the
guest of Mrs. Edwin q Holmes at the
Amelia Palace. Mrs. Holmes also has
as her guests this week Mrs Heath.
Mrs. J, 7. Harris and Miss Irene Dick
son.
Mrs. w. G. Sharp entertained yester-
day at the Alta club complimentary to
Mrs. Baxter.
The Woman's Republican club gave
an enjoyable card party yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Rachael Miller. The
hostesses were Mrs. Palmer, Mrs.
Joseph Young, Mrs. w. w. Rivers,
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Frazer and Mrs.
Dwight. The rooms were frightened
with a quantity of carnations and
palms. An interesting game of sixty
three was played at twenty tables. the
prizes being awarded Mrs. Pease and
Mrs. p. J. Moran. At the close of the
game light refreshments were served.
On the reception committee were Mes
danes Rachel Miller. George A Snow,
z. VI. Miller, Wolf, Thorne. Palmer,
Young. II. Y. Kimball. Frazer
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On Monday evening the annual ex-
hibit Of the Utah Art institute will
open with a reception at which music
viii be a pleasing feature. All lovers
Of art are invited to be present, no
written invitations having been issued.
The marriage Of Miss Alice KidweH
and Mr.. Joseph Augustus, former in
structOr of the athletic branch of the
Y. NJ. G. A. of this city, took place last
evening in Topeka, Kan. Miss Kid
well was one of the four dancing girls
in THE Wedding Day" given by the
local opera company a short time ago.
The young couple have the c0ngrat-
ulations and best wishes of a host of
friends in this city.
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The ladies of Phillips Congrega-
tional church will give an entertain
ment this friday evening at the
tHuICu- IntN VIII De assisted Dy MT
Joseph Bossert. one of the finest inn
persOnatOrs that ever visited this city.
The entertainment begins at o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker were
very pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening, Nov is. Dancing and cards
were the features, after which delight
full refreshments were served.
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Mrs r, G. Wilson and daughters,
Mrs. Beulah NJ. Field and Miss Temp
kins. who are spending the winter in
California. left San Francisco yester-
day for Los Angeles. where they will
remain until after the holidays.
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The Misses Alice and Nellie Fitz-
gerald have gone to southern Califor-
mia to spend the winter with relatives.
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