The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-19
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One of the most beautiful luncheons
of the gay holiday season was that
given yesterday afternoon at the Com
mercial club, at which Mrs. Charles
A. Walker was the hostess and Mrs
George Raymond Walker the guest OF
lhonor. The table was spread in the
I green dining room, and the decorations
were exquisitely carried out in green
and red. Large branches of holly hung
from the chandelier. and bed of holly
with snowballs scattered throughout
its length extended down the center OF
+ the long board. Heavy silver candle
/ labra held green candles. and shades of
! the deep red added greatly to the color
effect. Favors at each place were
/ dainty baskets of bonbons, and the
place cards were heavy white satin
ribbons with the names done in gold
/ Covers were laid for thirty, those pres
ent to meet the bride being: Mrs. ).
; r. Walker, Mrs. E S. Ferry, Mrs. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Claiming, Mrs. Sturgiss.
: Mrs. Clement. Mrs. Babcock. Mrs
/ Powers, Mrs. Effo. Mrs Bascom, Mrs
/ Howard Mrs Johns, Mrs Ridge, Mrs.
! Shelp, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Cheesman,
Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Filler, Miss Sadler,
Miss Judge. Miss Dern. Mrs. Cunning
/ ham, Miss Lowe and Miss Hardness.
One of the most enjoyable events of
/ the week was a birthday party given
! by Jack H. Marshall at the home of his
uncle. Thomas S Fowler, TAG South
/ West Temple, last Monday evening, the
/ occasion being his twentieth birthday.
/ Supper was served by Mrs Thomas s
Fowler. assisted by Lilly Jay and Isa-
/ bel Fowler. Among those present were
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/ Effie Nelson, Lizzie Nelson, Lizzie Da-
Wis. Eunetia Carr, Maude Dangerfeld,
Lila Dangerfield, Alice Trowbridge,
Miss Bronker, Miss Chiverll, Isabel
! Fowler, Nevada McPhie, Margaret
Burridge and Lilly Jay. The gentle
men were Ralph Sanders. Joseph ,.
/ Fowler. JuniuS s. Lewis, Peter Morris.
| Charley Alderman, Fred Austin. James
/ Nelson, Robert McPhie, Fred Morgan,
! Mr.. Rinswick, Ted Reid, John Fowler,
/ Frank Fowler, Willard Clayton and
John Hoddow.
! By one of those mistakes that some
| times happen, the name of Mr.. Best
as a soloist and of Miss Mary olive
Gray, whose work as accompanist was
of such excellence at the musicale Civ
en- at the Commercial club, were omit
ted from the published report. To
those who were present Miss Gray 5
| work was of such nature as to COM
mand their admiration, both in her
solo number, ''Widmung," and in the
work of accompanying the singers Mr.
Best surpassed himself, especially in
his second number, which was dainty
little poem of Steadman's set to music
by Dudley Buck.
Mrs H. V. CroIl gave a very pleas
ant surprise party to Mr.. Croll Wed
nesday evening, it being their wedding
anniversary. Covers were laid for thir-
ty The house was decorated with
palms and carnations. Mrs T. P
Rigney won first prize, while Mr.. j. A.
Lloyd won second. Mr.. CrOll was
presented with a very handsome con-
ISOLATION prize. Mrs. J. H. Sanborn
furnished the music.
Mrs. Joseph Sanborn entertained at
a very pleasant Kensington Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Dora Hagen, of California. The
home on First West street was dec
Grated with holly. and a delightful
hour or two were passed in guessing
game. About forty guests were pres
ent.
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin gave an ele-
CANT dinner last Sunday evening in
honor of Mrs. J. Z. Bamberger and
Mrs Joseph Siegel of Butte. Dinner
was served at the Knutsford, and the
other guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison, MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Oberndorfer and Mr.. RAIDER.
Two large dancing parties were giyer
last evening, a character ball in the
Eighteenth ward as a close to them
fair and Christmas entertainment. anI
the other in the Twentieth ward hall
given by the young people of the Third
ward.
There will be no meeting today of the
current events and current literature
section of the Ladies' Literary club
and all meetings of the section are
postponed till after the holidays.
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Tonight occurs the reception and
dancing party at the post which Cap
tain and Mrs Pardee are giving ii
honor of their guest, Miss DickermaI
of Colorado Springs.
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Mrs ]. E. Bamberger and her guest
Mrs. Joseph Siegel of Butte, left yes
terday at noon for New York, where
they will spend the coming month.
The ladies of the Unitarian society
VIII give q IdlG ana cake Sdte LOIllOFlON
in the Knutsford building on Third
South street.
At her regular at home yesterday aft
ernoon, Miss Woodward had Mr. anC
Mrs. w. G. Sharp receiving with her
Miss Jane Macintosh gives a pupils
recital this afternoon at her studio il
the Constitution block.
!
Mrs. w. F. Beer Will entertain at
large card party this afternoon at he
home on 3 street.
. Mrs. E. a. Wedgwood is spending TIL
week in Provo as the guest of Mrs
Sam Schwab.
Mrs. Jack Rich of Brigham City i
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs
CriSmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Filler viii
be at home after Christmas at S72 FRS
street.
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin entertaine,
at a theatre party last evening.
Mrs. Ralph E Hoag of Ogden spen
yesterday in the city.
SALT LAKE THEATRE
GEO. d. PIPER. Manager.
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