The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-29
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The luncheon given by Mrs. Edward
o. Howard yesterday afternoon was
one Of the most beautifully appointed
and arranged Of the spring season.
Pink and white were the colors used.
and the idea was artisticaily carried
out in baskets Of pink and white sweet
peas on each table. In the drawing
room and han large jars Of pure white
snowballs were used for decoration. It
was a sunshiny lunchean and the
golden light. The guests. OF whom
about forty were present, were seated
at ten small tables. Mrs. Howard was
assisted by Mrs. W. Montague Ferry.
The lovely gowns Of the guests and the
beauty Of the decora tons made the
luncheon one to be remembered.
Dr.. Luella Miles was the hostess
yesterday at a very pleasant and in
formal afternoon planned IN honor OF
her guest, DR.. NJ. A. Platter. About
thirty friends enjoyed a most interest,"
ing talk from DR.. Platter relating to
her experiences as a medical mission
airy in India. At the close Of the talk
a pleasant social hour was spent.
Mrs. David Keith was the hostess at
pleasant dinner last evening. given
in honor of Mr.. c. S. Keith. A number
of the young friends Of Mr.. Keith we're
the guests.
Miss Lena Preston entertained at an
| informal Kensington yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Elizabeth Dern.
Miss Nellie Dooly is in Portland, Ore,
whence she Will return in few weeks.
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] Mrs. Isaac Clayton will entertain at a
J childrens party this afternoon, and
again at another on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Mcmahon and Mrs.
/ Hugh Park viii return from the coast
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings win entertain
informally this afternoon.
The members of the College club are
/ Requested to meet at the home of Miss
Hague. asa South Main street, Friday
morning at O'Clock.
Mrs. Warren c. Bogue and daughters
viii leave June 10 for the east to spend
1 the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Clarahan leaves June
6 tor Missouri, where she viii visit rel
atives for the summer
Mr.. o. J. Salisbury returned to the
city yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. z. Bamberger will give a
/ theatre marty this evening
Misses Durham and Zorn will leave
early in the month for the east, where
{ they will spend their vacation.
Miss COlburn, the principal of Row
land Hall, viii spend the summer in
New York, leaving in two weeks fol
that place.
Mrs Royal W. Daynes is visiting
friends in Logan for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. L. Parker is spending the
week in Provo.
Miss Florence Stevenson and Miss
Virginia Breeder will entertain a few
friends this afternoon at the home Of
Miss Breeder, in honor Of Miss Sadi,
AlCCuIg5
Mrs. George w. Snow and her guest
Mrs. Marioneaux, will entertain q
cards this afternoon at the home o
! Mrs Snow.
The Misses Boyd viii spend the sum
mer vacation at their old home il
Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. L. L. Archer returned to tn,
city yesterday from Nevada.
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Mrs. LuCin A. Blount of Washington
D. c.. gave a very entertaining tail
to a few friends at the home of Mrs
Clarence T. Brown yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Blount is one of the found
er of the George Junior Republic
which is in operation on a farm nea-
the city Of Washington At the clos
of the talk an enjoyable social hOu
was spent, and a number Of the friend
of Mrs. Brown were given an oppor
tunity to meet Mrs. BlOunt and tall
with her of her work.
Miss Buelah BaCkman has gone &
Provo to spend a few days with rela
tives.