The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-18

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Mrs. L c. GIosz entertained yester-
day at a most beautifully appointed
luncheon in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. H. N Whitney. The home was
decorated most artistically in three
colors, the Turkish room in red entire
~, the parlor in white and the three
colOrs combined in the dining room.
In the hall the stairway was wound
with smilax and studded with dainty
white and red flowers. The dining
room presented a most artistic picture,
the table being done in high vases of
red and white flowers with ropes of
smilax festooned from the chandelier
to the four corners. Lights Throughout:
the house were of the same cOlors, and
dainty favors at each place were tiny
green baskets of CONNECTIONS tied with
red and white ribbons. The ladies en-
! tertained were Mrs. c. G. Plummer,
Mrs. Neill, Mrs. S. Lincoln Boggs, Mrs.
! Taggart. Mrs. A. w McCune. jr., Mrs.
Clarence Mccoy, Mrs. Osborne and
Miss Neill.
Captain and Mrs. Guy Palmer Of
| WhippIe barracks, Arizona, who are
spending the holiday season in the
! city, were the guests of honor last
evening at a most delightful card par
ty given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Game.
! The home was beautifully decorated
! for the affair, only the Christmas dec
oratiOns being used. Wreaths of holly
were hung between the rooms, and an
| immense wreath tied with red satin
! ribbon hung in each window. In the
| hall at table surrounded in holly and
| English ivy, punch was served, and
holly and ivy decorated every space.
The guests were seated at fifteen tables
| and enjoyed the game of siXty-three-
Prizes were of the same color as. those
used in decorating. A most enjoyable
evening was passed. the friends of
| Captain and Mrs. Palmer welcoming
them heartily even for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bancroft enter
tanned at an Informal dinner Tuesday
evening. The table was decorated in
red and green, red candles with green
! shades being used. Covers were laid
for eight, the guests being Governor
and Mrs. Wells, Colonel and Mrs Clay
ton, the Misses Mason, Mr.. Burleigh,
Mr.. Schumacher and Mr.. Chester Ma
| son.
| Colonel and Mrs. Holmes have invi-
/ tations out for one of the largest and
! most elaborate affairs to be given dur
! ing the holidays. 1t is to be a dinner
/ dance, the dinner to be at o'clock and
! the dance Immediately following. The
date set is the 26th of the month. and
! 100 guests are to be entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant jr., and
| Mrs. Angus T. Wright of ogden are
| spending a few days in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Grant, at
their home on Sixth East street
! Miss Betty Hammond OF New York.
sister of John Hays Hammond, will
reach the city today and will DE the
guest during the holiday season of
Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement.
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Mrs. T. H. Smith has returned from
a three weeks visit with her parents
near omaha. and is at home to her
friends at 157 South Seventh East.
The young ladies and young men of
| the Third ward will give a dancing
party tonight in the Twentieth ward
hall.
Troop A. n. c. L, has its regular
monthly dance and inspection at the
armory tonight
James D. Shaw will be the guest of
| Mrs Fred NJ. Hass for the Christmas
| holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. FentOn gave q
dinner last evening 70 ten of their
friends
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Mrs w. w Ritter viii give a large
ehiidren's party or Christmas eve.
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Mr. J. J. Mcclellan leaves this even
ing for New York.
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Mrs. !. Lester Reynolds Of Ogden is
in the city.