The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-15
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Harbeson and Lieutanan1s Mcconnell.
Piatt and Falls win be the hosts. and
a very delightful afternoon is antici-
pated. Mrs. Barth will serve tea at 4
O'Clock. and a putting contest viii be
held. The post Regimental band viii
be on hand, and the dancing floor will
be in place on the lawn, so that lnfor~
NAL dancing viii be enjoyed during the
afternoon. A buffet supper viii be
served from $50 till $50. and large
number OF visitors Will be in attend
anee.
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and Miss
Keogh entertained yesterday at large
and very beautifully appointed lunch
con. The guests numbered nearly
eighty. and they were seated at small
tables IN the hall, the dining room. the
breakfast room che drawing room and
the smoking room. The color scheme
was admirably carried out. and the dis
tinct idea in each room accentuated all
the DECORATIONS AT each table were
placed handsome crystal eandelabra
with candles and shades harmonizing
with the color used In the room. over
each table was spread a cover Of ex-
quisite lace work showing the color of
the flowers underneath. In the hall
tall yellow chrysanthemums were used,
and all the decorations were o. the
same color The drawing room was
entirely in red. American Beauties le-
ing used most effectively. Pale green
and white were the colors seen IN the
smoking and dining rooms, white roses
and carnations giving the light tones
with the green Of palms and terms. he
breakfast room was decorated in pink
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room were in the corresponding colors.
In the music room a striag orchestra
furnished delightful music. Altogether
il was one of the most elegant ana Gu
joyable affairs of the present season.
Mrs. f. A. pruehl and Mrs. Walter
Druehl were the hostesses yesterday
at very delightful reception. The
pretty home was decorated entirely in
autumn leaves, large and effective
branches of bright red sumach being
used throughout the rooms. Various
shades and tints OF the autumn color
Ing were used, and the branches shaded
from pale green through the yellOws.
reds and browns of all the leaves. In
the library on a table surrounded with
leaves punch was served. In the den
on the west side an orchestra furnished
music. The dining table was Of pol
ished wood with covers of Mexican
drawn work. and a bowl Of exquisitely
tinted leaves formed the centerpiece.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Ferdinand Dickert. while in the libra
~ Mrs. Christopher B. Dlehl, ir., served
punch. Mrs. Milton Oglesby and Miss
Preston. assisted by the Misses Dickert,
served ices and coffee in the dining
room. A large number of friends called
during the afternoon.
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Mrs. Donoher of Park City was the
guest of honor at a most beautifully
arranged reception given yesterday by
Mrs. A. II. Tarbet. The home was ar
tistically decorated. the parlor and hall
being entirely In white and green. EX-
quisite ferns were pinned TO the white
curtains. and amid banks of palms ard
rubber plants tall white chrysaEthe-
NUNS were arranged in vases. In the
hall the punch table was draped with
smilax, and clusters of violets We're
fastened TO the cloth. The library was
in the delicate shades of pink seen in
the lighter autumn leaves. and roses OF
the same shades filled the vases. The
color in the dining room was red, red
autumn leaves and American Beauties
being used. Over the cloth were strewn
sprays OF asparagus fern, and high
vase on the table filled with American
Beauties formed the centerpiece.
From the landing in the upper hall
came the sweet strains Of music fur
nished by a string orchestra The host
ess and the guest of honor were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. A. w. MeCune,
while Mrs. George Reed and Miss Marie
Luce served punch in the hail. In the
dining room Mrs. A. T. Kerr and Mrs.
Cosgriff served ices and coffee. and
they were assisted by the Misses Par
ker, Sinclaire and Beatrice kearns-
About 200 guests called during the art
ernoon.
The Fort Douglas Social club viii give
a dance on Thursday evening, Oct. lG.
The many friends OF Captain and
Mrs. Sturgiss viii be glad 10 learn of
the advent OF son. Mrs. Sturgiss and
the young man are with relatives in St.
Paul.
Miss Laura Preston and her cousin,
Mrs. C. A. Shafer of Washington. d. c..
arrived in the city Sunday, and will be
the guests for some time OF Miss Pres
ton.
Miss Eleanor Dolly is to entertain at
a luncheon at the Commercial club Sat-
urday in honor of Mrs. Samuel Adams
of Denver.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Park give
a large reception In honor of DR.. and
Mrs. Kenneth c. Park, who are recent
ly home from their wedding trip.
Mrs. F. A. Druehl and Mrs. Walter
Druehl give the second in a series Of
entertainments today, which will be
an afternoon card party.
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Mrs. C. E. Richards and Mrs. Lacy
will be at home to all their friends III
formally this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Froisetn announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Claire, to Mr.. A. r. Jacobs.
Mrs. ]. F. Grant is spending a few
days in Ogden with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Chevers.
Mrs. Fred Thorpe. who has beer the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. E, A.
Wedgwood for the past month, left
Sunday for her home in Chicago.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong and Miss Edna
Armstrong of Ogden spent yesterday in
the city.
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Mrs. Sol Sieeel has Invitations out
for large card party Thursday aft
ernoon, Oct. %.
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The Unity circle will meet at $50
o'clock this afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. Zinck, 26S South State street.
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A special meeting OF the Utah WO-
mans Press club will be held at the
Woman's Exponent on Wednesday.
Oct. Is. at p. IN. Business of import
ance will be transacted and every men,
Der is requested to he present.
High Priced Homes.
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