The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-18
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Mrs. Hugh Anderson was the host
ess yesterday at a most delightful re-
ceptlen arranged as a welcome to Mrs.
Mccarthy and a farewell to Miss Eta
Keith The beautiful home was deco
rated in white and green, the dainty
spring shades, contrasting strongly
with the rich Oriental draperies. with
/ which the walls We're hung. pleas
ant innovation was the bright rays Of
the spring sunshine. with which the
pleasant rooms were flooded. At a
table. furnished in Oriental luxury.
Mrs. Z. S. Ferry poured coffee and
Mrs. A. c. Allen served tea. In the
dining room Mrs Mont Ferry presid-
ed, assisted by Mrs. ~. ). Ellerbeck,
Mrs. Frank Jenning, Miss Winn and
Miss Block of ST. Louis, and the
Misses Sherman, Hanauer, Crawford
Lowe and Woodward. Mrs. Anderson
was assisted in receiving by her hon
Ored guests, Mrs. Mccarthy and Miss
Keith. During the afternoon over 100
ladies called.
Mrs. Chloe Eldredge entertained at a
very prettily arranged tea yesterday
afternoon. The pleasant home was dec
table was almost covered with the
fragrant flowers Of spripg. Mrs. Ed
redge was assisted by Mrs. Reed SmOOt
of Provo. Mrs Bateman, Mrs +. c.
Coffin and Miss Mamie Eldredgs. A
most enjoyable afternoon was passed,
and about forty guests enjoyed the at
fair.
The 7. L. ". ]. A. of the Nineteenth
ward are preparing for a big celebra-
ton May l. a queen of May is being
voted for at the local stores, Misses
Ethel Bach, Gertie Hayes Nellie Null
hall and Bertha Wiley being the can
didates. Their votes at date are, re-
day evening viii close the contest.
Twelve maids of honor viii dance a
May-pole dance, and grand time is
expected.
party was given by Mrs. ], W,
Dawson of Capitol avenue for her sun
day school boys, Wednesday. Many
games were played and a musical pro-
gramme rendered. Misses Lena and
Laura Dawson sang duet. Mr. Cush-
ing sang many comic songs. y piano
duet was rendered by Miss Lena Daw-
son and Miss Anna Van HOuten, after
WUlCn refreshments wei SCI W.
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Mr.. James F. Stoker and Miss Annie
L. Gritton of this city were last night
at O'Clock united in marriage by
Bishop William Mcmillan Of the Twen-
ty-eighth ward. at i55 North Eighth
West street, the residence Of the bride.
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Mrs. Isadore Marks, who has been
spending some time in Ogden, returned
last night 10 her home.
Mrs. Reed Smoot Of Provo is in the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Dinwoodey
expect to be in their newly completed
home on First street shortly.
Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay entertained ct
an informal luncheon yesterday at the
Country club for Miss Stewart, the
daughter of Sir Richard Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Macintosh will
entertain at cards this evening ia hon
or of their guests.
Mrs. Thomas W. jennings entertained
at delightful card party last evening
in honor Of Mr.. Harry Shepard.
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General Sir Richard Stewart and his
daughter. Miss Stewart. who are the
guests of the Earl of Fingall at the
Knutsford. win leave tomorrow for a
visit TO Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Brice en'
tertained a number Of friends at
whist party last evening.
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4 pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. Martha Barrow. Wednesday even
ing. The rooms were tastefully decor
ated with palms, carnations and
smilax. The bride and groom were
Miss Elsie Barrow and Mr.. Theodore
Best. Bishop J. W. West of the Ninth
ward OBLIGATED. After the ceremony
a delicious supper was served. The
bride is one of Salt Lakes most pop
ular soloists and a member of the Salt
Lake Opera company. The groom is
nopuIar Salt Lake musician. Mr.. and
Mrs. Best win be at home to their
friends after May 1, at go East Sixth
South street.
Miss Marie Luce was the hostess at
a most enjoyable euchre party yester-
day afternoon, given in honor Of Miss
KnickerbOCker. The house was Gee
GRATED with the green Of the asparagus
plumosa, some of the most beautiful
in the city belonging to Mrs. Luce. In
the parlors violets and hyacinths were
used for the color. while yellow and
white narguerites We're decorating the
dining room. The first prize was award
ed to Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff, the prize
for the most lone hands TO Mrs " u.
Twomey, and Miss Florence Stevenson
received the consolation prize. A spe-
cial prize was awarded 20 Miss knick
erbocker as the guest of honor.
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Miss Florence Grant viii entertain a
few friends at an informal evening
party tonight.
Mrs. W. D. Donoher Of Park City is
visiting her parents in the city for a
week.
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Mrs. W. X. Twomey, who has been
visiting Judge and Mrs. Twomey for
the last few months, returns to her
home in Chicago Monday.
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