The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-13
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one OF the largest and most elaborate
receptions given since the winter sea
son was that Of yesterday, at which
Mrs. George A. and Miss Lowe were
the hostesses. About 300 invitations
had been issued and a great number
Of ladies called during the afternoon
The large house was almost filled with
roses, hundreds Of the lovely flowers
being used The parlor was decorated
entirely in white and green, syringa
and white roses having been chosen Tor
the flowers. In the hail. screened be-
hind a bank of ferns and palms, a
quartette furnished delightful music. In
the library the color was pink and the
flowers chosen for its decoration were
peOnies and pink roses. The reception
room, where lemonade was served by
Mrs. Robert Hardness and Miss Hank
ness, was all in deepest red, American
Beauties forming the main decoration.
The dining room was done in rose
color, and the color scheme was car
ried out in the refreshments as well as
the decorations. Here Mrs. Ferdinand
J. Fabian presided at the coffee, and
Mrs. Forbes had charge Of the other
refreshments. They We're assisted BY
Mrs. Sam Park, Miss ThOrne, Miss Nc
Cornick and Miss Marie Mason. Re
ceiving with Mrs. and Miss Lowe was
Mrs. Jennie d. Thompson. Mrs. Egbert
Roberts, Mrs. Styer and Mrs. James
also assisted in entertaining the guests.
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A most delightfully."- enjoyable affair
was the reception in honor of Mrs.
Platt given by Mrs. W. r. Wightman
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
made beautiful with June's own flow
ers, roses of the deepest red being
massed everywhere. About 100 invita-
tions had been issued. Mrs. Wigntman
was assisted ia receiving by Mrs.
Blakely, Mrs. Rood. Mrs. Boxrud aud
Mrs. DeIano. Punch was served in the
library by Mrs. J. o. Cross and in the
dining room were Miss Wightman, Mrs.
Clark and Miss Carson.
Miss Lena Preston entertained at an
informal tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Sadie McChrystal.
The Misses Laura and Eloise Sher-
man gave a delightfully."- Informal ping
pong party last evening, at which
about thirty of their friends were en-
tertained.
Miss Mary NJ. jenkins and Everett f.
Watrous, son of the well known at
torney. II. r. Watrous, were married
yesterday afternoon by Justice Kroe-
ger. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the groom's father, on II
street. near First.
Miss Mary c. May, who is making
a trip through the states of the north
in the interests Of the kindergarten de-
partment Of the University of Utah,
has been warmly received in all of the
cities she has visited. The Idaho
Statesman makes some most compli-
mentary remarks about her address be-
fore the members Of the Columbia club.
It is hoped by this means to induce
more young women to take uD the
study Of the kindergarten work, not
alone as a means of livelihood, but as
a branch of ethical training as well.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Ryan, who has been a
valued teacher in the High school dur
ing the past year, and who has re-
signed her position permanently left
yesterday morning to join her sister
on their ranch near san Diego.
Mrs. #. 3. Beatty and daughter Vir-
ginia, who have been visiting in the
east for the past three months, will re-
turn Saturday.
Mrs. W. F. Neslen gave party
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
J. H. Keetley, who leaves on the 18th
/ of the month for trip to Europe.
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Mrs. J. B, Cosgriff entertained at
/ her home Wednesday afternoon for the
benefit of the Altar society of St.
Mary's church.
Miss Martha C. Waters, who has
I spent the past six months in New
/ York. has returned to the city. Miss
/ Waters was the guest while in New
! York of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Auer-
bach,
Miss Elizabeth Balm will spend her
vacation at her home in Iowa.
Miss Louise Morris has gone 10 her
home in California.
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Mrs. Robert Gemmel viii return fren
/ Mexico early in the week.
D., Miss Kathleen Anderson will be home
from Ann Arbor today.
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Mrs. Adolph Richter and Mrs. n. T
Johnson left on wednesday for st
Paul.
/ Miss Jessie COlburn is visiting in tbs
city.
Mrs. Peabody and Mrs. Nice. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
| a. H. Peabody, left Wednesday fol
their home in Laramie.
Mr.. Vic Wells entertained at mos
delightful party Wednesday night a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JuHiu
Wells.
Mrs. William Jennings win entertain
this evening.
Mrs. Belden gives an informal part!
next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes are a
home with Major and Mrs. Wilkes o.
Fifth East street.
Mr. John Van Brunt will be hom
shortly from Ouray. Colo.
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Mr.. Roscoe Breeder viii leave rex
week for 8. business trip to Chicago. r
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley w. Turner. VIII
are visiting Judge and Mrs. Henderson
win leave Saturday for Chicago. Mis-
Florence Reynolds viii accompan
them Miss Reynolds will be lnisse
by the many warm friends she ma
made during a years stay in the city
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Miss Mary II. Wanless of 635 Eas
First South has gone for a couple @
months trip in California. Most of tn
$ time viii be spent at Los Angeles an
q adjacent seaside resorts.
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I Mrs. Jack Featherstone and daughte
Lillian left yesterday for the coast fo
I an outing during the summer months