The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-07

IA East Second South.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Clark returned tc
Eureka last week.
Mrs. John McChrystaI and her son
came up from Eureka last week to Wis
it Miss Frances McChrystal.
Miss Mary McFadden is pleasantly
situated at 335 East Third South fol
the winter.
Mrs. McChrystal and Miss Sadie Nc
Chrystal are spending the winter il
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanagan re-
turned last week to their home in Vic
tor.
DR.. and Mrs. a. c. Hanchett will
shortly move into their new home.
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Miss Nora Gleason entertained a
| number of her young pupils last week
at an afternoon reception. Music and
games furnished much pleasure and
amusement. Dainty refreshments were
served by Franklin, and each little
guest was presented with fancy SOU
Venif box filled with the choicest can
dies. Those winning prizes for the
guessing games were Mary Halloran.
Margaret Collins, Regina Brooks and
Lily Thompson. Twenty-four children
We're present and all spent delightful
afternoon.
w. J. Halloran and Herman Bri-
sacher will erect a fine new business
block on East Third South, near Main
street.
The largest and most brillian re-
ception of the season was given Tues
day afternoon at the elegant home of
Mrs. David Keith. From until 5
O'Clock the rooms were crowded with
the friends of the hostess, something
like 400 invitations having been issued.
On all sides guests were heard express
ing their delight at the tasteful and
perfect arrangement of the decorations.
In the large hall red American Beauty
roses were used in Drofusion. with
many beautiful palms. On either end
OF the mantelpieCe were tall lighted
candles, shaded in red. In the receipt
ton room, where Mrs. Keith, assisted
by Mrs. James Y. Ferguson, received
her guests, yellow chrysanthemums
were used. Smilax and asparagus fern
and the mantel was festooned with
ropes of smilax, while large palms
were tastefuly arranged around the
room. The library was entirely in
pink and green, large pink chrysanthe-
NUNS with palms and smilaX forming
the effective decorations. The punch
table, over which Mrs. Samuel Wood
ward presided, was completely draped
with smilax. In the dining room green
and white prevailed. Asparagus fern
formed the dainty table decoration, and
the centerpiece consisted of an i'm
menSe cluster of white chrvsanthe-
NUNS, while at each end Candida bra
with white candles shaded in green
added to the charming effect Candles
were also used on the mantelpiece,
which was heavily draped with smilax
Here Mesdames E. L. Carpenter and
c. D. Rooklidge poured tea and coffee.
In the hall on the second floor the
Lambourne orchestra was stationed,
and rendered delightful music during
the afternoon. The Indian room, with
its exquisite collection of baskets, and
the Turkish room with it's many
Oriental lights, were thrown open to
the guests. Mesdames L. c. Allen,
Kate Burton and the Misses Phyllis
Burton and Annette Ferguson.
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A half holiday will be observed by
the public schools of this city next
Monday afternoon and the time will be
utilized by the pupils and teachers
listening to a concert in the tabernacle
by the Royal Italian band.
The invitation of Manager Charming
Ellery of the band was transmitted to
the board of education last evening by
Professor Evan Stephens. and the
board accepted it with thanks The
invitation proposes that the pupils and
teachers of the grade schools attend
the matinee concert to be given by the
band next Monday afternoon. The en-
tire lower floor of the tabernacle will
be reserved for the young people, and
they will be admitted by ticket free
of charge. The boards acceptance of
the invitation means the cessation of
school work for the half day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore returned last
Wednesday from an extended trip to
the east.
Mrs. T. R. Black returned last week
from pleasant eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Neuhausen are
pleasantly located in their elegant new
home on East Brigham street.
One of the enjoyable events of the
week was the card party given by Mrs.
D. H. Bero and Mrs. F. w. Hanson. at
the latter's elegant home, for the benz
fit of the Altar society of st. Mary's