The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-12

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One Of the prettiest luneheous of the
season was that given yesterday at the
nome of Mrs. II. Z. Cary in East Brig
nam street. The house was deliberately
decorated with American Beauty and
La France roses, and the color seen
IN the dining room was pink alone.
lew mound of maidenhair fern and
pink roses formed the centerpiece and
at each place, fastened to the place
card, was a La France rose as favor
From an adjoining room came the
strains of music furnished by a string
orchestra. Covers were laid for ten,
the guests being: Mrs. Cary, mother
of Mr.. Cary, Mrs Royle. Mrs Dart.
Mrs Elliott, Mrs. Bickford, Mrs. Dim
inny. Mrs. Stewart OF California. Miss
Dickson of California and Mrs S. Lin
coin Boggs.
Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence was the
hostess yesterday at very prettily
appointed luncheon at which sixteen
of her friends were entertained The
guests were seated at a long table,
which was admirably decorated with
red and green. 4 centerpiece OF red
asparagus plumosa and snlilax were
asparagus pIumos and smilax were
scattered over the cloth Handsome
candelabra at either end of the table
held red candles and were shaded with
shades of deep red. Place cards were
of the same rich hue.
Colonel and Mrs Holmes entertained
at a very elsoOrately appointed din
ner last evening at the Amelia Palace.
The table decorations were pink and
green. a handsome centerpiece being
formed of the pink carnations. Beau
tiful candelabra shaded with pale
green and showing pink candles light
ed the table, and at each place used
as a place card was a small calendar
| for the coming year. Covers were laid
/ for eight the guests being seated at
the round table.
The first of the seasons dancing par
ties, which are to take the place of the
| assemblies of past seasons, is to be
given Monday evening, the 22d. The
members of the dancing club are few,
and although nothing elaborate is
planned for the series, it is expected
that they will be the most enjoyable
/ events of the winter. The committee
! having the matter in charge consists
of Max Hanauer, Harry Sherman and
DR.. Bracken. The parties are to be
! held in Christensen's hall, and the two
subsequent affairs are set for the 18th
of January and the 18th of Febru-
airy.
The regular meeting of the J. T. n.
viii be held this evening at the home
of Mrs. DibbIe FoOte. 205 East Seventh
! South A large attendance IS expected
| on account of increased interest in the
club. Names have recently been add
ed for ladies' and gentIemen's prizes
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| Tn,-i+o+io,,s 90 ont for a character
ball to be given in the Eighteenth
ward hall next Tuesday evening. The
/ ladies having the matter in charge are
Mrs. Charles S. Burton, Mrs. H. G,
Whitney. Mrs. Della D. Hills and Mrs.
Ida d. Snow.
The hop which was to have been
given at Fort Douglas this evening is
postponed on account CT TIE death OF
Mrs. Berry, wife of Ldeatcnant John
A, Berry of the artillery corps
Mrs. A. Nj. Hoagiand is visiting her
son at Pocatello.
Miss Dickerman of Colorado Springs
is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Par
dee of Fort Douglas
James w. Neill returned last even
ing from Park City, where he has spent
the past few days.
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Mrs. Agnes Osborne, assisted by heI
pupils, will give a recital this after
noon at her studio in the DooIy block
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The Ladies' Aid society of the First
NJ. f. church will hold cake sale al
the Lace House tomorrow.
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At the Ladies' Literary club this aft.
eTnoon Mrs. Woodward will give
paper on The Art That Could be Our.
Every Day" Only one topic is to b'
presented, and that will deal largely
with house decoration
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Tonight occurs the First Regimen
ball of the national guard of Utah.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers antici
pates a very pleasant time at its care
social this evening at the Scott-Auer
! bach hall. After cards luncheon viii
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