The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-21
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A thoroughly delightful affair was
the tea at the post yesterday afternoon
at which Mrs Pardee and Mrs Sturgis
were the hOstesses. The guests were
received in the large parlor at the Off
GERS club, the whole lower floor Of
which was thrown open The rooms
were beautifully decorated with guam
titles Of hlacs except in the dining
room, where pink and white were the
colors seen. A mass of pure white
snOWballs decorated either end Of the
long table, and a bed Of fragrant honey
suckle with its pink blossoms filed the
center At a table in the billiard room
Mrs W Montague Ferry served punch,
and Mrs Califf, Mrs D. Moore Lindsay
and Mrs. COcheu presided in the dining
room. Assisting in entertaining were
Miss Bloch. Miss VIM, Miss Hardness,
Miss Woodward, Mrs. Mcclure and
several of the young officers al the post.
The regimental band stationed ia front
of the club furnished excellent music
throughout the afternoon, while several
hundred guests came and went
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Mrs. Elizabeth Towne of HolyOke,
Mass, spent yesterday in the city on
her way home from a visit to Portland,
Ore. Mrs. Towne is the proprietor
and publisher of the Nautilus a mag
azine devoted to the new thought ideas,
and is a most able exponent Of her the
Dries.
Today occurs the reception at the
home of Mrs. Edwin Kimball. at which
she, Miss Mary KimbaTI and Miss aKte
Williams win be the hostesses.
DR.. and Mrs. Union WOrthingtOn en-
tertained informally at dinner last
evening in honor of Miss Ridgeway of
Philadelphia, who IS their guest Miss
RidgeWay viii remain in the city till
early in June.
Mrs Hal Brown will entertain at a
KensingtOn next Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Katherine Leonard
The prize winners at the Broughall
card party Tuesday evening were Mrs
c. r. Pearsall. Mrs. EOsmer, Mr.. David
Keith, Mr.. ]. NJ Callow and Miss Kin
ney.
Mrs. John Benjamin King is at home
with her mother, Mrs Wilson, and will
see her friends at SCI East Second
South street.
The Misses Oswald. who have been
/ the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Os-
valid for some time, returned yesterday
to their home in Kansas.
Mrs. ScanneU and son left yesterday
for Detroit, where they viii spend the
early summer. Some time in July they
! viii go abroad to be gone for some time.
/ The following party, arranged by
n oil nil
/ cupy stalls Z and F at the Salt Lake
/ theatre tonight TO witness David Har-
! UNI. Mr.. and Mrs. George ROmney,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Wells, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. George T. OdalI, Miss Adelaide E
! Odell, Marie Odeu. Mrs. Joseph s
/ HOwat, J. Fred OdeI. DR.. and Mrs
! 7, G. Odeu, Miss Addie Hampton
Mrs. c. E. Richards has been invited
to present the literary topic at the Oc-
| tOber meeting of the L. +. W. 9. IN
| this city. Mrs. Richards is a member
of the Reviewers club. and a writer
| of recognized ability.
Mrs. Melton was the hostess yester-
| day afternoon at a delightfully."- ar
/ ranged Scotch tea The home was
! prettiIy decorated with the colors IN
Mrs. Melons family plaid and looked
! exceedingly artistic. About fOrty-nVe
/ friends enjoyed the afternoon AMI Mrs
Melton was assisted by Mrs. Rivers
, Mrs. DuvaH, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Gaby
! Mr. and Mrs Edwin H. Leonard vii
| be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. z
[ Miller during their brief stay in the
/ city. They viii arrive Sunday, May 81
! and leave Monday evening immediate
! ~ after the organ recital to be giveI
by Mr.. Lemare in the First Congre
| gatiOnaI church. Mrs. Lemare viii b'
at home with Mrs. Miller Monda!
afternoon. at 943 East First SOutl
street and ali who are interested vii
be most cordially welcomed
! The meeting for the election of Off
GERS of the Reviewers club To-
the coming year was held Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Charlie:
G. Plummer- The following Officers
! were elected: Mrs. Charles D. Moore
president; Mrs. c. z. Richards, vict
president; Mrs. w. f. Adams, secre
tary, and Miss Della r. Snow. treas
1rer. This was the last meeting Of thu
year, the club standing adjourned til
the autumn.