The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-21
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Mrs. J. r. Walker was the hostess
yesterday at a very beautifully aD-
pointed luncheon at the Alta club,
given in honor of Mrs. Bull of Sharon,
Pa The table was spread in the red
room and was of oval shape, showing
covers for twenty guests. In the CEN
ter of the board was spread a piece of
handsome lace, and on this four heavy
crystal candlesticks, with red candles
and shades. forming the centerpiece. At
either end of the table were baskets of
red carnations and asparagus fern, and
carnations Of the same warm tone were
scattered over the cloth. From the
chandelier above streamers of smiiax
were festooned to the baskets at the
and around lent CHEEKY glow to the
whole.
Judge and Mrs. William H. King
gave a delightful dinner last evening,
at which Major and Mrs. Richard w.
Young were the guests of honor. The
table decorations were entirely red and
green, a bowl of JacqueminOt roses
forming the centerpiece over a square
of lace. Silver candlesticks, with red
candles and shades of green, decorated
the board, and the lights above showed
the same color decoration There were
present besides Major and Mrs. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. T. Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel I. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Ritter. After the dinner the guests
enjoyed a delightful musical pro-
gramme given by Miss Eva Dunyon.
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club meets this afternoon, when Mrs.
H. w Brown will give study of Ed
gar Allen Poe, and Mrs. John Reed
will give a sketch of the life of Miss
Alice Hogan, with readings from Mrs.
Wigs in the Cabbage Patch"
A few of the younger set spent the
evening with Miss Matte Kimban last
night, enjoying a Welsh rabbit supper
and some informal music
Mrs. F. E. Straup of Bingham spent
the past week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner will
leave about the LIST of December to
spend the winter in the east.
Mrs. William Hoffman is in st. Louis
visiting friends.
Mrs. H. G. Whitney viii entertain at
o . q
Mrs. w. w Armstrong of Park City
is guest of Mrs John Reed for a few
DAYS
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Mrs. Graham f. Putnam will have
her day at home today.
Mrs. D. c. mclaughlin had a large
party to hear robin Hood Wednes-
day afternoon, occupying three stalls.
Her guests were Mesdames Rachel
Miller Arthur Brown, w. II. Dale, +.
Dickert, HemphiI, Sanford, Gallagher,
Groo, Thorn David Evans. Karrick,
Pinkerton, Wall, Beattie the Misses
Miller and Miss Mclaughlin.
Wednesday afternoon a meeting was
held Of German ladies in Harmonic
hall, S25 State street, and an organiza-
tion formed and named Harmonic La
dies club Officers elected were: Mrs.
T. Hook. president; Mrs. thinner, sec
rotary; music committee, Mrs. Messer-
schmidt. Mrs. Alters; financial commit
tee, Mrs. BrOckmeyer, Mrs. Ebert; ar
engagements committee, Mrs Docken-
dorf, Mrs. Schaefer, Mrs. H. Meyer,
Mrs. j. Dern. Mrs. Rothschild. Mrs. j.
Peters, Mrs. E. Peters, Mrs Ad Fisher,
Mrs. Balser, Mrs. Karl Meyer, Mrs.
Albert Fisher, Mrs. ]. Diederichs, Mrs.
NJ. Kopp, Mrs. =. Muller, Mrs. Monter,
Mrs. Jaentsch, Mrs Charles Siebolt,
1t was voted to have a grand Christ
mas celebration on Dec. q at the Har-
monte hall.