The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-31

No more charming spot for a garden
party could have been found than that
presented at the Country club last
night, where Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement
was the hostess at dinner TO nearly
fifty guests. The tables We're laid un-
der the trees to the east, and strings
of japanese lanterns lent a cheerful
light as the twilight fell Each table
showed large bowls of pink. car
nations as d centerpiece, and dainty
almond boxes tied with pink ribbons
added TO the color scheme. Japanese
fans were used for place cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Miller entertained
at the club also last evening, in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Viele of Saratoga,
n. Y. parents of Mrs. Miller, who are
spending the summer liz the city The
table was spread in the east dining
room, and was beautifully decorated
with white and pink. Besides the guest
of honor there were present Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Il. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin entertained a
party of six at dinner last night
Another pleasant party at the club
was entertained at dinner by Miss
Kirkpatrick.
The day at the Country club closed
last evening with a delightful dancing
party, at which more than 100 guests
were present. \ dancing floor to the
east of the house furnished an ideal
place, and gay lanterns were used to
light the scene. The regimental band
from the post furnished excellent dance
music, and the hours flew all too swift
ly-
Mrs. Z. W. Duncan was the hostess
at musicale last night, given in honor
of Messrs. Shelton, Goddard and Wood
mansee. y delightful musical pro-
gramme was rendered, and a large
number of friends of the hostess and
of the musicians were present. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served, and a
pleasant hour spent in social chat.
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Mrs. z. r. Dickinson of Denver was
the guest of honor at delightful after
noon party given by Mrs. ]. A. Reeves
yesterday. The parlors were decorated
in nasturtiums, and in the dining room
red was the color carried out in the
decorations Punch was served by the
Misses Harrison, and in the game of
the afternoon the first prize was
awarded to Mrs. c. Ira futile. the Sec
ond to Mrs. d. c. DeGraff. A hand
some prize was given the guest of
honor also. About forty ladies were
present.
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Miss Edith Midgley was the hostess
at a very prettily arranged lawn party
last evening at her home on Fifth East
street. The lawn was lighted by a
large number of japanese lanterns, and
seats were scattered on the porches for
the merry company. On a porch, shell
tered by vines, Miss Winnie Evans and
Miss Claire Midgley served punch, and
late in the evening refreshments were
served in buffet STYLE TO tine guests on
the lawn. About seventy-five of the
young lady's friends were present.
Mrs. w. F. Beer and children are
spending the summer at Brighton,
where they will remain till early in
September.
Miss Lucy Van Colt and Miss Price
will leave Saturday for Portland, Ore.
whence they will sail later in the sea-
son for San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Felt and son have
returned from a two weeks outing in
the Teton basin
Mrs. W. H. Myers win entertain at
an informal morning party next Fri
day. in honor of Mrs. Z. r. Dickinson
Of Denver.
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Miss Mary Winn of Kansas City will
arrive in the city next Sunday, and
will be the guest for the month of Aug
ust Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Ridge and
Miss Ridge, at 967 Third street.
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Mrs. W. H. Jones will entertain the
Mexican corps at her home, 231 Third
East Thursday afternoon. Maxwell
corps invited
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Miss Alice Wall has returned home
from Denver.