The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-08
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One Of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the season was the dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Sm0oJ last night
in honor Of the officials of the Mormon
church and their Immediate families
The home Of Mrs c. A. Eldredge was
the scene Of the affair. and the Deduu-
ful parlOrs were decorated artistically
for the occasion. Before the large pic
ture Of Mr.. .Eldredge was placed jar
Of American Beauties. and red and
white carnations were used TO decorate
the parlors. The tables were spread in
the library and dining room and the
decorations we're daffOdils and narcls-
sus. The guests numbered about forty
eight, and the evening was enjoyed as
only such a reunion can be-
o. .
The ball given by the United COM
mercial Travellers last evening was a
great success. The enlarged orchestra
furnished delightful music. and hau-
quet which would delight the heart of
any travelling man was spread on the
stage adjoining the hail The hall was
beautifully decorated with white. vel
low and blue bunting, While numerous
ported plants and cut flowers were
used effectively. A large and enthusi-
astic dancing crowd kept the merri-
ment up TIL a late hour.
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Miss Bessie Davis Ames entertained
the d. D. club at dinner at the Tavern
last evening. Those present were:
Misses Helen Hahn. Edith Lowther,
Aileen Maclean. Evelyn Mason Marion
Jones, Celia McCready. Lucy Gaby,
Zeta Morris, Nan Short, Marguerite
Taylor, Mabel Daley, Edith z. Davis
and Mr. Nick Smith.
Mrs. John Felt was the hostess at
another delightful Kensington yestsr-
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Joseph
Howell OF Wellsville, who is her guest.
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Mrs. W. A. Nelden, who has been
spending some time in the east visiting
her old home, returned yesterday.
Miss Isely of Provo has been spend
ing the weeks vacation IN the city IS
iting friends.
Mrs. William J. Stuart. who has been
the guest of Mrs. c. d. Moore for the
past three months, left last evening
for her home in Grand Rapids.
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Mrs. 7. d. Ryan and son of Ogden
spent Saturday with Mrs. Joseph
Young.
Mrs. c. A. Trip is in Colorado. the
guest of Governor and Mrs. Orman.
Mrs. Z. E. Corfman of Provo is The
guest Of Mrs. f. Wedgwood.
Miss Julia Marks returned To her
home in Ogden yesterday morning. aft
er a short visit here.
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Mrs. HOyt Sherman win entertain
this afternoon at an informal affair in
honor of Mrs. Boggs Of PittsburS.
Mrs. David Evans gives a card par
~ this afternoon in honor of Mrs. II. Z.
Rogers Of Buffalo, who is her guest.
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This evening at the home Of Mrs W.
L. White occurs the wedding reception
to Miss Lizzie Sherwood to Mr. Leon
s. Simpson.
The meeting yesterday Of the pro-
gramme committee for the next meet
ing of the state federation was one OF
preliminary business alone. Many sug-
gestiOns for the topics for discussion
were received. but no matter as to de-
tail was settled. The greater number
of the clubs heard from, however.
seemed to favor the discussion of So
Geological questions A proposition "a
have some noted speaker from abroad
was received favorably.
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The State Council Of Women will
meet in the Assembly hall at II O'Clock
this forenoon.