The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-16
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A most delightful affair was the re-
ceptlon given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Park in honor of DIR. and
Mrs. Kenneth Park. who have recently
arrived in the city for their wedding
| trip. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Park
was beautifully decorated, the hall
being in red aud green. with stately
palms. smilax and ferns decorating
stairways and aicOves At the foot OF
/ the stairs. screened by a bank of palms,
string orchestra furnished music. In
the parlor, where stood the receiving
party. the decorations were all of a
rich yellow. The flowers used were
/ snowy chrysanthemums. and the
shades and lights were of the same rich
tone. The library was in red, red
flowers and shades being most effect
lively used. In the dining room light
and beautiful effect was obtained by
the combination OF white and pale
green. Pieces of exquisite lace work
covered the polished table. and CEN
terpiece OF pure white flowers rose to-
ward the chandelier. In the receiving
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Park. DR.. and
| Mrs. Kenneth Park and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcmahon. The library was in
charge OF Mrs. Bintz. and assisting her
was Miss Nellie Calvin. Here Miss
Stanchfield presided at the punch bowl.
Mrs. f. w. Whitney presided in the
dining room. where Mrs. Miner poured
coffee. Mrs. Whitney was assisted by
Miss Mary Kimball and Mrs. George
Steiner.
The bride. who will form a welcome
addition TO Salt Lake society, was ex-
quisitely gowned in her wedding dress,
which was of heavy white silk, with
bertha and trimmings of point lace. She
carried Brides roses and made a
charming picture of brunette beauty.
DR.. and Mrs. Park are at home at 81
l street.
Yesterday was in many respects the
most delightful day Of the year at the
Country club. During the afternoon a
large number OF the members and their
guests enjoyed the dancing, which had
been provided for by laying the dancing
floor on the lawn. The Regimental band
furnished music, and the bachelor Of
ficers made most genial hosts. Tea was
served at 4 o'clock by Mrs. Bartch, and
in the putting contest Miss Judge won
the ladies' prize, Mr.. copp and Mr.. Hol-
man tying for that awarded to the men.
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Mrs. F. A and Mrs. Walter Druehl
were the hostesses at an afternoon card
party yesterday, which was one Of the
most enjoyable of the weeks events
Sixty-three was the game played, and
the guests were seated at eleven tables
The home was prettiiy decorated for
the affair, and the TALES and score
cards were very artistic. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Ferris and Mrs. Porter.
Today's social events are numerous
and will include the large dancing par
" in the evening TO be given by Mrs
F. A and Mrs. Walter Druehl, the card
party in the afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. and Miss NELL, card party
by Mrs. George NJ. Downey and one
by Mrs w. s. Henderson.
Mrs. C. z. Richards and Mrs. M. S
Lacy were at home informally yester-
day afternoon. and q number Of theil
friends called. Mrs. Vincent, Mrs
Woodruff, Mrs. Brownlee and Mis-:
Kimban assisted in entertaining tht
guests.
Mrs. E. S. Ferry returned Tuesday
evening from an extended visit viii
friends in Michigan,
Mrs. P. N. Dunyon and Mrs. +. M
Lyman will be at home Wednesday
afternoons at 5Ss Bridgeport avenue.
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The many friends of Mrs. Alma Den
beigh Katz will be glad to learn thai
she is recovering rapidly from her i'll
ness and viii shortly be convalescent
The marriage of Miss George Breyel
and Mr.. George Cecil Calvert took place
last evening at the. home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Birkinshaw.
Mrs. W. F. Loomis entertained in.
formally last evening in honor Of Mrs
Lacy.
Mrs. John T. Hurst Of ogden, who
has spent the last week in the city Wis
iting friends, leaves today for mel
home.
The German section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet this morning a
I 10 o'clock at the club house.
Mr.. Kenneth Kerr leaves Saturda!
for the coast. where he win attend th'
marriage Of his sister, Miss Ruth Leed
Kerr, to John H. X. Burgwin.
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The College club viii meet this even
ing with Mrs. Homit D. Travis, 10 Ken
dal terrace.
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The young folks of the Twenty-firs
ward viii give a ball In their ware
hall in Friday evening next. All ar
invited to attend. The committee Wit
have the affair In charge are Joseph A
Williams, G. NJ. Williams, Bert NJ. OIL
sen. Walter j. POultOn. jr.. Miss Haze
Calder and Florence Foulger.