The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-13
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/ The reception given last evening by
DIR. and Mrs. Jack Keith In honor OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blyth OF Evanston was
| one Of the prettiest and most elaborate
affairs OF the present season. The home
was beautifully decorated and the cosy
| corners in the hall. the den in the base
meut and the cheerful rooms through
out made the scene one Of especial mer-
| riment In the parlor the decorations
were American Beauties. an immense
vase OF crystal forming the main fea-
| ture OF the room. Red was the color
used in the library, while the hall was
I entirely in green. Palms and ported
plants were grouped through the rooms
and dainty festOons of smilax trimmed
! the walls and chandeliers. In the din
| ing room Mrs. J. T. White poured cof-
| fee. and Mrs Samuel c. Adams of
Denver served ice Assisting in enter
| taining the guests were Miss Laura
Sherman. Mrs. McCuteheon and Miss
| Creary. In the den in the basement
which was a bower of artistic beauty
Miss Leta Mcmillan and Miss Violet
I Nell served punch. over 200 guests
called during the evening.
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Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris win be the
/ hostess today at the Country club, and
/ tea will be served at 4 O'Clock. The
| popular game OF clock golf win be
| played. and the finals in the handicap
cup competition will be played. The
men VIII play a match game with thir-
| ty-six holes, and the women eighteen
/ holes. The ideal weather of the au-
| tumn season is calling the players out.
and those who have not kept up In their
practice are wishing they had been
more diligent in the summer time.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman was the
| hostess at very prettily arranged
morning card party yesterday which
/ was followed by an elaborate luncheon
at the noon hour. About thirty guests
were present and enjoyed the game Of
/ sixty-three. Prizes were won by Mrs.
/ Samuel Woodward. Mrs II. d. Niles
and Mrs William Reid. The hand
some parlors We're decorated with
American Beauties. and hand-painted
taIlies were provided for the games.
The Browning class under Miss Me-
! Donald will meet today with w. c..
| Jennings instead of with Mrs. Fabian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fishback, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Orsdel of Cheyenne and
/ Mrs. Spillman OF Beatrice. Neb., spent
yesterday in the city as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, c. Browplee.
Miss Jessie Alderman, the noted lee
turer. is the guest of Mrs. A. j. Nc
Mullen. 1926 First street. Miss Acker-
man has recently returned from ST.
IBERIA.
Mrs. Alfred Bersbach and Miss Bers-
bach of Chicago arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon and viii be the
guests for some time of Mrs. and Miss
Porter at the Kenyon.
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Miss Florence Grant gives poster
shower for Miss June Bintz this after
noon at 8 O'clock.
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The Misses Gibbons will entertain at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Myrtle
Fowler.
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DR.. S. H Pinkerton has returned
from BlackfOOt. Ida.
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The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church viii serve a luncheon at the
church parlors again today from u till
, o'clock.
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Mrs. Ezra Thompson will entertain
at an Informal luncheon today in honor
OF her friend, Mrs. Dean.
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Mrs. s. H. Pinkerton win be at home
on Mondays at the Fifth East hotel.
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Miss Emily Read has returned from
two months visit TO Columbia Falls
Mont.