The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-20
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The amusement han at Fort Douglas
| has never presented a prettier appear
ance than it did last evening at the
reception and dancing party given by
Captain and Mrs Pardee in honor OF
/ Miss DickeTHlan OF Colorado Springs
The combining of the military eolOrs
with those used for the Christmas sea-
son was most harmonious, and rugs
ana cosy corners le0t an additional
charm to the pretty hall The first
thing that greeted the eye on entering
was an immense flag which was draped
across the upper end of the building
Before this at either side were stacked
arms, and between them a handsome
dlVan presented pleasant resting spot
strings or lanterns IN red and green
coiors were festoened across the hall
and from the center of the ceiling. sus-
pended from an immense japanese UNI
brella, was a bell of Christmas green.
IN the ciapper of which hung a spray
OF mistletoe. Holly and ivy graced the
walls, and at one corner was spread
the punch table decorated with masses
OF holly, and with candles shaded in
the holly berry hue. Here Mrs. Stur-
glss presided at the bowl, and in the
opposite corner stood the receiving par
", consisting of Captain and Mrs Par
dee, Miss DickerTnan, Mr.. Dickerman
and Mr.. Fred Pardee of Chicago.
From till 10 the guests were re-
ceived and at 1920 supper was served
IN the Officers club. Here the table
decorations were also of the Christmas
colors. and the coffee, was served by
Mrs. Hepburn and Mrs. Swift The re-
naming hours were devoted to dancing.
Inc gay dresses of the guests and the
bright full dress uniform of the officers
lent additional gayety to the scene, and
all IN all it was considered the most
enjoyable affair so far given at the
post The guests present from the city
were: Miss Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
King, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Franklin,
Mrs. ID. G. Mclaughlin, Colonel and
Mrs Holmes, Miss Weber, Mr.. Ed
ward Thorne. Miss K. A. Lowe Mr. and
Mrs r. F. Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisher, Mrs Louise Smedley
ham, Mr. and Mrs. David Gray, Miss
Eleanor Dooly, DR.. Wherry, Major Hill.
Miss Salisbury, Misses Kinney, MIR. and
Mrs. George l.. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Wilkes, Miss Gertrude Nc
Grath, Mr.. Benner X. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Game,
Colonel and Mrs. PenrOse, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. B. Hampstead, the Misses Bird. Miss
Donnellan, DIR. and Mrs. La Note
Mr. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.. Duncan Nc
Nlch1e Mr. and Mrs. David Keith, Mr.
and Mrs. Daveler, Mr.. E. S. Woodward /
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Walker, Miss Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming. Mr.. Wicks |
mr. j. Woieott Thompson, Miss Nein
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downing Miss |
Mccormick, Mrs. Mcclure. DR. and Mrs |
Bascom, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Captain
and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs
Igleheart. Mr.. and Mrs, Sharp, Mrs. |
Corning, the Misses Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearsall. Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Wood. Miss Hattie Jennings, Mr.. and |
Mrs. NTaf1 n
and Mrs. Park, DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. |
and Mrs. Victor Clement. Mr.. and Mrs |
r. b. Hardness, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. |
Weber, Miss Hardness, Mrs. James X. |
Ferguson, Mrs. A. c. Allen, Miss Zane. |
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing entertained !
at beautifully appointed dinner last |
evening on the occasion of the thir- /
teenth anniversary OF their marriage. |
The table presented a picture with its |
gorgeous decorations of red and green. |
An immense wreath of holly was laid /
on the board as a centerpiece and |
within this was placed a cut glass vase /
filed with carnations Of deep red and /
ivy. Holly from the chandelier met
this. and holly sprays were daintiIy
painted on the place cards. Covers
were laid fer twelve.
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Miss Mile Brockmeyer and Mr. Ed
ward HeidergOtt were married at the
nome of the brides parents Wednesday
evening" The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Martin and was wit
messed by the immediate relatives of
the bride and groom. 1t was followed
by reception at the home, which was
prettily decorated with holly and white
The groom is an employee
IF the United States smelter company,
and Mr. and Mrs Heidergett will make
their home here
over 100 guests were present to en-
Joy the recital given by Miss Jane
Macintosh at her studio in the Consti-
.ution block yesterday afternoon. A
delightful programme was rendered /
he soloists being Miss Grace Clawson,
soprano, and Miss Elma Young. con-
ratio. Miss Nora Van Colt was the
and all the numbers were
we'll rendered.
Several delightful dinners were given |
asst evening Immediately before the
oarty at the post, among those who en-
being Miss Salisbury, Miss
Judge and Mrs sturgiss-
Mrs. Kate Bridewen Anderson is so
ar recovered from her injuries as to
De able to see her friends, and is at
Tome at 101o South Ninth East street.
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Mr.. Fred Fardee Of Chicago is visit
ng Captain and Mrs Pardee at Fort
Douglas, and will spend the holidays
With them.
Miss Geddes and Miss Jenna Budd
AVE returned from Boston and ST.
1ouis, and viii spend the holidays at
Tome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David ]. Sharp enter