The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-27
.Ociety "

The day promises to be a busy ore
for society people with the numerous
home dinners planned, the football
game in the afternoon, the luncheon
and other attractions at the Country
club and the many minor events Of
which no record will be kept. A spe-
cial game of mixed foursomes will be
played at the Country club, and bUf-
fet luncheon will be served from Z TIL
3 o'clock. A large coaching party has
been formed TO take in the luncheon
at the club and later drive to the ball
game. Among the people who viii en-
terrain at dinner are Colonel and Mrs.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wood, M
and Mrs. o. K. Lewis. Colonel and Mrs.
+. A. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Volmer
JUICE and Mrs. Royle and Mrs. King,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Evans. Mr. and
Mrs. Boxrud, Mr.. and Mrs. R E. Nc
Conahay and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pear
sail for Mr.. Leyson of Butte Most Of
the events of the day will be less eIab-
crate than the customary functions,
and on all occasions the children of the
household will play a prominent part.
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Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement gave a very
beautifully appointed dinner last even
ing in honor of Mrs. Joseph Siegel Of
Butte, who is the guest of Mrs. j. Z.
most artistic. Over a centerpiece of
lace tail vase of American Beauties
was placed, and the whole was lighted
with red candles and shaded in red.
Place cards of red completed the
table, the guests besides Mrs. Siegel.
being Mr.. and Mrs. Bamberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Siegel, Mrs. SouthweH,
Mrs Burns Macdonald, Mrs. Corning,
Mr.. McVickie, DR.. Rykert and Mr..
Jacklin of Colorado
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Mrs. o. w. Powers was the hostess
yesterday at a most originally planned
card party, at which about fifty guess
We're entertained The game played
was sixty-three, but the manner Of
counting was a novel one. A ribbon
was furnished each guest, and the pro-
gressions were made by attaching an
other ribbon indicating the course in
an ideal dinner. The results of this
'Barmecide feast were very interest
ing. some of the guests partaking of
the full course, from oysters to cigars,
and some missing one of the most i'm
portant courses At the close of the
game prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Miner Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Terry and Mrs.
woodruff.
Mrs. George r. Hancock entertained
yesterday at a very enjoyable luncheon
given in honor of her mother, Mrs. Fer
~ of Park City. The dining room was
decorated in white and green. and the
parlor in pink. A handsome center
piece formed the main table decorat ton,
composed of white tea roses and Eng
lish violets- Arising from bed of the
Yiolets was a tall vase of roses, and
roses were used as favors. The ladies
present to meet Mrs. Ferry were Mrs.
Bansford. Mrs. Zane. Mrs. Lawrence,
Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. z.
B. Critchlow, Mrs. Dininny. Mrs. Clar-
ence Brown, Mrs. E. S. Ferry and Mrs.
Cardell.
| Mrs. E. W. Whitney gave a second
| euchre party yesterday afternoon, at
which a large number of her friends
were entertained. The head prize was
awarded to Mrs. Jack Reeves, and the
lone hand prize fell TO Mrs. William H
Dale.
Mrs, Hardness and Miss Hardness
] entertained at a delightful luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Burns Mac
| donald. The table decorations were al
red carnations, and covers were laid
for eleven.
Mrs. Arthur H. s. Bird was the host
| ess at a very delightful though Informal
luncheon yesterday, given in honor OF
Miss Cornish, who is visiting the Misses
| Mason. Covers were laid for eight, and
table decorations were entirely of VIC
let's.
Mrs. Ralph E. HOag will be down
from Ogden the end of next week and
viii hold her china exhibit on Saturday
Dec .5, at Walkers store.
Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement will entertain
at dinner again tomorrow evening.
Miss Juliet Marks of ogden is visit
ing her parents in town.
Mrs. Ferry of Park City, who ha.
| been visiting Mrs. George r. Hancock
leaves this morning for her home. Mrs
Hancock afN h<r family will accompa,
ny her for the annual family dinner.
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Miss Janet Mcintosh has taken a stu.
dio in the Constitution block. and vii
be at home there Wednesday after.
Moons
There will be a meeting of the Ctal
State Council of Women tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:30, at the office of tn,
Woman's Exponent, in the TempletoI
building.
Miss Faun Twelves and Miss Len;
Bachman of Provo spent yesterday il
the city
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Major Bird has returned from TIVE
weeks visit in Colorado on legal bust
ness.
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Mr.. j. H. Leyson of Butte is the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford R. Pearsall.
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Mrs. c. A. Stain goes to Ogden toda,
to spend Thanksgiving with he
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Connell.
Mr.. Royal w. Daynes is in the north
west on a business trip, having visite'
Portland and Seattle.
DR.. E. A. Trip, Mr.. Harry Shearmal
and a party Of friends returned las
evening from a hunting trip in Idaho.
Miss Alice owen of st. Louis is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. BroWnIee
and will remain in the city during tn
winter.
Mr.. Ben Hampton is down from Parl
| City for Thanksgiving.
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d. G. lacking gave a dinner at tn
Tavern last night to Professor c. L
Corey of the University OF California
Beside the two gentlemen mentioned
there were present S. G.. Janney, H A
Cohen, w. H. Cunningham and r. B
Sloan.