The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-17
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one Of the largest and most elaborate
parties of she post-Lenten season was
the dancing party given at the Ladies
Literary club last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. George x. Fischer. The hall was
artisticslly decorated for the occasion,
palms and cut flowers being used in
pr0fusi0n. Rugs, divans and cosy cor
ners gave a hOmeiike air 10 the place,
and in the outer room punch was served
during the dancing. The prevailing
color was pink. and this was carried
cut in the shades and the flowers. On
the table where stood the punch bowl
was an immense pink bow Of satin RIB
bon, and asparagus plumosa was used
In surround the bowl. On the lower
floor small tables were decorated for
refreshments, and the inner room was
utilized for a smoking room, and tor
the game of ping pong Christensens'
orchestra furnished delightful music.
to the strains of which about 80 guests
danced till late hour.
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Mrs. J. O.. Hanchett entertained the
Utopia club at her new home yesterday
afternoon. The beautiful rooms were
decorated with palms and ferns. while
( in the parlOr were placed large jars Of
pink roses, and the hall and dining
room were radiant with carnations
Euchre was the game played, and the
first prize was awarded to Mrs. L. A.
Wall. The prize for the most lone
hands was won by Miss Edith Reed.
and the consolation fell to Mrs. p. J.
Moran. During the afternoon Mrs. A.
Fl. Peabody rendered some beautiful
piano selections. The next meeting viii
be held on the last day of the month,
with Mrs. L. z. Kimball. 326 South
West Temple.
At the meeting of the history section
OF the Ladies Literary club yesterday
morning, Mrs. s. G.. Hicks was elected
chairman for the coming year The
plays TO be made the special subjects
for study were not decided on.
There viii be a meeting Of all the
committees on the Peace DemOnstra-
ton" at the Templeton this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Hugh Anderson receives a large
number of her friends at an informal
tea this afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
Mccarthy and Miss Keith.
The young people of the First Pres
byterian church will give q concert this
evening. in which they viii be assisted
by some Of the best local talent.
Mrs. Graham F. Putnam gave a re-
cital for her piano pupils last night.
Besides the children, who did remark
ably well, Mrs. Kate Bridewell Ander
son assisted Mrs. Putnam.
Word was received in the citv yes
terday announcing the marriage, in San
Francisco on Tuesday at noon. of Mrs
Nave c. j. Farlow to Mr.. Scott Girls
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. Crismon win live
Miss Marie Luce entertains at a large
card party this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A William WaIHser
are settled at sos East Second South
street.
Mrs. Chloe Eldredge gives a tea this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Eldredge
win be assisted by her daughters. Mrs.
Reed SmOot of Provo, Mrs. Bateman,
Mrs. Coffin and Miss Eldredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Brice give a
card party this evening.
The College club viii meet this after
noon with Miss Morgan and Miss Con-
duit at the Collegiate Institute.
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Mrs. J. J. Judson entertains at an
informal dinner this evening.
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Mrs. N. 3. Whitney returned yester-
day from visit Of a few weeks in
I Idaho.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Twelves and
Miss Faun Twelves Of Provo are visit
/ ing in the city.
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