The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-20
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A very beautiful affair was the tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. 7. I
g. Webber and Miss 8Vebber. The
handsome home on Second street was
beautifully decorated, the pOrches and
Verandas being arranged most comfort
ably for the entertainment Of the
guests. In the drawing room, where
the receiving party stood. white sy
-ingas were used. tlie large branches
nlllng jars and vases on every hand.
The han, the library and the dining
room were all done ia pink roses, while
a prOfusiOn Of ferns 3 nd palms added
to the effect. A punch table arranged
I In the library was mos. artistic. sprays
of smilax were fest0oned across the
front, forming a light effect on the
cloth, ana above this a bed of roses
extended across the edge of the table
terminating in a high vase at one end.
! IN the dining room a hollow bed Of
( roses filed the table, and from the cen
/ ter of this arose a single cadlestick
| of crystal holding a shade Of the same
/ hue as the roses. Vases of the frag-
/ rant flowers were on mantels and side
/ boards. In the haI on the upper land
/ ing an orchestra furnished delightful
music during the afternoon. Mrs. Web
/ Der and Miss Weber were assisted IN
! receiving their guests by Mrs Heber
| NJ Wells and Mrs. z. S. Ferry. Mrs
! w Montague Ferry and Miss Mary
/ Louise Anderson had charge of the
dining room and they were assisted by
| the Misses DOoly, Katherine Williams,
Sherman, Laura Sherman and Nc
/ Grath- Mrs. George L. Nye and Mrs.
J. L. Franken. seated at the table
/ served coffee and ices About 100 la
/ dies were present
Mrs. W. C. Han entertained Thursday
] at very prettily appointed luncheon,
the guests numbering eighteen. Two
tables were arranged in the dining
sOmely decorated The one in the din
ing room was done entirely in pink
roses with shades of pale green and
rose pink on the candles IN the center
an immense banquet lamp was placed
and the table itself was covered with
a most exquisite lace over green The
/ decorations for the other table were of
and maidenhair ferns. Shades of green
were used for this as well and beauti-
ful lace work added TO the effect An
orchestra in the hall furnished music
and the last course Of the luncheon was
served on the shady veranda. The Ia
dies present were Mrs. Thomas Kearns,
Mrs. Kervin, Miss Hally, Mrs. d. r.
Gray. Mrs Union Worthington, Miss
Charlotte Holmes, Mrs. James Jen-
nings, Mrs. Tiernan. Mrs. H. A. Whit
ney, Mrs James X Ferguson, Mrs. J.
s. Ferguson, Mrs. David S. Murray,
Mrs. W. F. James, Mrs. John Marshall
and Mrs. Ansley.
Mrs. Simon Bamberger viii be the
hostess at the Country club today and
there viii be an approaching and
putting contest at o'clock. Tea will
be served at that hour, Mrs. Bamber-
ger being assisted by the Misses Han
aUer and Roolzlidge.
Miss Violet Neill, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. J. D. Sanders of Boston
boulevard, Detroit, has been royalty en-
tertained while there. series of elab-
crate events being reported in the Free
Press, which were given in her honor.
Mrs. z. NJ. Miller entertained yester-
day afternoon at a very pleasant card
party in honor Of Mrs. D. c. McLaugh- |
lin
Mrs. Solomon Siegei sailed Thursday !
for Europe. She viii join Mr.. Siegel at
Carlsbad. They VIII be abroad for some |
time.
Mrs. Isaac A. Clayton and children /
leave this morning for East Canyon, /
where they viii spend the summer.
Mrs. David 5. Murray entertained a /
few ladies at q luncheon at the Alta /
club yesterday to meet Mrs. J. Ross !
Clark.
Mrs. Joseph Daynes and Mrs Henry I
T. McEwan entertained at a Kensing- /
ton Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'clock |
at the residence Of Mrs. Daynes-
The Misses Dye viii entertain this /
afternoon at an informal affair in hon !
or Of Miss Carolyn Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb entertain !
party of friends at the lake this /
evening in honor Of Mrs. D. c. Nc /
Laughlin.
Mrs. David Evans gives a reception I
at her home this afternoon from till |
o'clock.
Mrs Thomas Kearns has discon- |
tinued her Mondays at home for the |
summer.
Mrs. Joseph Young will entertain this /
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Treasure of /
Wyoming