The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06

SOCIETY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

aaE aHzR = > #sHE sRSsH 4EsASs
one Of the most beautifully appointed
luncheOns ever given in the city was
that at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Kearns yesterday. The guests were
two small. arranged in the dining room.
On the center of each was a low be /
Of American Beauty and Chatney roses
with sprays Of asparagus fern falling
outward. On the large table four hand
some candlestcks were used, each
shaded with pale green. while the other
tables showed the same with equally
effective shades Of pale pink. At each
place was a favor in the form of a rose
holding a small bonbon box. Vases OF
American Beauties were placed on side
boards and mantels in the dining room.
and throughout the lower floor tall
vases Of pale pink Chrysanthemums
were used. In the rooms above pink
carnations were used. An orchestra
was stationed in the back hall render
ing delightful music throughout the aft
ernOOn. The guests were Mrs. Hank
ness. Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs. Ezra
Thompson. Mrs. Heber VI. Wells. MIS-.
Windsor Y. Rice. Mrs. T. G.. Weber,
Mrs. David S. Murray. Mrs. c. A.
Walker. Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mrs Perry
s. Heath, Mrs. J. +. Bamberger. Mrs.
" W. EotcLSf MIS- f1CgL oAAti man.
Mrs. KeOgh. Mrs. Glendinring, Mrs. $.
". Shelp, Mrs. S. Z. Bransford. Mrs.
Fred Hale, Mrs. John Dern. Mrs. Frank
Westcott. Mrs Judge, Mrs. H. G.. Nc
MILAN. Mrs. A. II. Tarbet, Miss KeOgh
and Miss Wilson.
Miss Eleanor Dooly was the hostess
yesterday atsanother beautiful lunch
con. at which about twenty guests
eo1a
was yellow and white, the ideas being
carried out inl chrysanthemums. A long
table was used upon which a low bed
of the flowers was arranged the full
length In the middle an immense sill
yer bowl held tail yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The place cards We're small
cards showing the same flower. The
guests were all young girls, the follow
ing being present; Miss Stella Sails
bury. Miss Katherine Williams, Miss
Grace Jacobs, Miss Sherman, Miss
Laura Sherman, Miss Blanche Burke,
Miss Katherine Geddnes. Miss Emily
Read Miss Noble Miss Kinney Miss
Mary Kinney, Miss Miller, Miss Kirk
patrick, Miss Woodward. Miss Ander-
son. Miss Weber, Miss Dern, Miss Me
MILAN, Miss Mason and Miss McGrath.
Miss Phil Pointer of New York viii
be in the city the last of the week and
wiz spend some time with her mother
and sisters at the home of Mr.. and Gin
ton B. Leigh on First street.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. A Vincent enter
tanned at n delightful dinner last even
ing at their home. Covers were laid
for twelve, and the table was decorated
with plumosa and white cosmos.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Graham F. Putnam viii
entertain at dinner today.
Mr.. Walter Stone and Mr. Harry
Roberts viii be the hosts tonight at
dancing party to be given at Christen-
sens hall. The event is looked forward
to with interest as being the first Of
the seasons affairs in this line. Elab-
crate preparations are being made.
At the current events and current
literature section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club this afternoon Mrs. c. c. Dey
will review James Lane Aliens new
book The Mettle Of the Pasture" and
Mrs. Kelsey viii read a paper on Walt
Whitman from a woman's standpoint.
All club members, especially new ones,
are invited to the section.
I
Young entertain at luncheon today at
Red Butte Hollow.
Mrs. NJ. H. Walker gives a Kensing-
ton tea this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin w. Irvine. have
returned from California aud are at
home to their friends at 25S South
Fourth East street.
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Mrs. o. W. Powers returned Wednes-
day from the east, where she has spent
the past month.
Mr.. George Rose has arrived in town
from Arizona, and is with the McGrath
/ family on Brigham street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Midgley leave
/ tomorrow morning for California. They
viii remain there during the winter and
may decide to make their home there.
The. young girls of the fourth year
normal class at the university will en-
terrain their friends at a dancing party
( IN the museum building this evening.
Mrs. a. J. Gorham entertained the
members Of the COEege club at her
home last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mcclellan are re-
/ joicing over the arrival of a new daugh-
! ter a their home.
/ Mrs. Graham F. Putnam will be at
home informally as usual this after
noon.
[ The Thimble club met Wednesday
with Mrs. Clark Whitney The next
meeting viii be with Mrs. J. d. owen.
Mrs. H. Emyers is COW back from
/ Europe.
/ Mrs. p. s. KeOgh will entertain at a
/ 4 o'clock tea next Thursday in honor
| OF Miss Hester Lavell, niece of Mrs. A.
/ Fl. Tarbet