The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-16

SOCTETY


The assembly dances have at last
been arranged for, and this year they
VIII be under the patronage Of eight Of
the young matrOns Of town. This viii
insure both eXclusiveness and proper
management, and viii make them more
in the nature of private affairs. The
patr0nesses are 70 be Mrs Heber NJ
. Wells, Mrs. George X. Fisher. Mrs.
David s. Murray, Mrs. Walter g. Filler,
Mrs w. Montague Ferry, Mrs. r. H
Chauntng, Mrs. j.. D. Howard and Mrs
David 3. Hampstead. a series Of
dances win De given, the first coming
on Jan 8, and the last Immediately
after Easter.
There is q proposition on foot 20 re-
establish the Alta club receptions which
were at one time q feature Of the win
ter society events. "A notice has been
sent to each member asking for an ex-
preston of opinion on the matter and
as the proposition seems to be meeting
with favor on all sides, IL lis quite likely
that the affair win be set for early in
The new year, and that it WIN be an
elaborate event.
Mr. ana Mrs. George p. Holman en-
( tertained Informally at cards last
evening. the guests numbering about
I .
GRATED with Christmas colors through
out. the flowers used being American
Beauties and deep red carnations. Fa-
Vors for each guest were in the form
OF small calendars tied with a spray OF
holly aud the tallies were holly wrea tbs.
SiNty-three was the game played, but a
portion Of the evening was spent in
studying the new game 800. -
VIII 60 to Los Angeles Thursday to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Gordon Mcmillan, who is in Tale.,wiH
spend his holidays with his uncle in
New York.
Dir. ard Mrs Thomas F. Watson left
yesterday for their home in Denver
after few days visit with friends ard
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bement Of st. Paul are
at the post and viii be the guests Of
their son and daughter, Captain and
] MRS SturEis for the next month.
MRS. Mabel Miner Mcclure returned
Monday from q long absence in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. A. ROundy and Miss Dorothy
Rcundy will be i'm the city next week
from Australia, to spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs VIII Clark and Mrs.
Charles Game, daughters OF Mrs.
Roundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Holman viii
leave immediately after the holidays
for California, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. J. l. Franken win entertain at
a luncheon at the Alta club today,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. BoukOfsky
and daughter, Myra, left on an extend
; ed trip TO the coast.
Mrs. James T. Clasbey was the host
ess yesterday at a luncheon and card
party which was one of the enjoyable
events of the week. The guests were
seated at two long tables for the lunch
con, and the scene was Frightened by q
wealth Of Christmas decorations The
place cards were Of burnt wood done
( in a holly design. and sprigs Of holly
were scattered over the cloth. Stream
ers of deep red ribbon We're arranged
across the table and a centerpiece was
formed Of a high cut glass vase filled
with red carnations. About fifty CUES Is
enjoyed a variety Of games during the
remainder of the afternoon, tallies for
which were also done in holly designs.
| Prizes were won by Mrs. G. A. Jones Of
Boston and Mrs. Samuel Weitz.
p
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and Mrs.
John Burns were entertained at Bowd-
mans nah at Murray last evening.
/ \The State Council of Women VIII
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock ia room
/ 2O7, L. D. s. Business college. An Off
( GERS and members are requested to be
I present.