The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-13
SOGTE7T1Y.

One of the most beautiful and elab-
crate receptions given during the
spring was that OF yesterday at which
Mrs. II. @. Mcmillan and Miss McMil-
Ian were the hOstesses- The spacious
rooms we're exquisitely decorated. n
distinct color scheme being used in
each room. In the drawing room white
roses mingled with American Beauties,
and in the inner Darlor red roses and
many beautiful palms added TO the
scene. The library was done entirely
in pink roses. while in the dining room
the white and green We're used again
with fine effect. The table presented
a very pretty sight. A tall vase of
white carnations formed the center
piece, and pieces Of lace work were
used on the polished wood. Green rib
bOns and plumosa were festOOned from
the chandelier and plumOsa was strewn
over the intervening spaces. In the
side veStibule an orchestra was sta
toned behind a screen of palms, and
palms and ferns added their grace
everywhere.
Receiving with the hostesses were
Mrs. W. Y. Rice, Mrs. Thomas Weir
and Mrs. Chisholm. Mrs. Dininny and
Mrs. Parsons had charge of the dining
room. where Mrs. Mont Ferry and
Mrs Babcock served Ices and coffee
Assisting these were the Misses Bess
Alice Goodwin and Lorene Leary. The
punch bowl was in the sitting room.
and the young girls who had charge
OF it at various times through the aft
ernOon were Miss Zane Miss McGTath.
Miss Dolly, and Mrs. Elliott of Ken
lucky. About 300 invitations were is
sued.
Mrs. Martha Royle King has issued
Invitations for a song recital to be
given June 16 at the First Congrega-
tiOnal church, Mrs. King will be as
sisted by Professor George E. Sbelton,
Mrs. W. p. LOOmis and Miss Judith
Evans as accompanies. and by three
of her pupils. Miss Edna Duncan, Miss
Judith Evans and Mr. l. Z. Sprague-
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Today viii be the last day of the art
exhibit which Mrs. Kerr is giving IN
the Derge building. The work VIII be
, open for inspection ali day.
Mrs Andrew Howat and Miss
Frances Howat. viii receive their
friends at their home this afternoon.
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There is to be no special hostess at
the Country club today, but a table
d-aote dinner viii be served at 6
o'clock.
Inc students OF ATOIOOn dCdQ6llAy
have issued invitations for a musical
reception in honor Of the seniors this
evening.
Mrs. William C. Jennings and son
William viii sail today from New
York direct to Antwerp.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Vera Higgins and
Mr.. Robert H. Wilson. The wedding
viii take place next Wednesday night
at the Mission chapel and will be fol-
( lowed by a reception at the home OF
the brides parents.
Mrs. William H King of the enter
1 tainment committee entertained the
/ president of the Mothers congress and
the visiting delegates at a luncheon
yesterday
Mrs Charles Barth of Fort Douglas
/ is expected home today from a visit
/ to the home of her parents in Kansas.
Mrs. E. z Shepard is visiting friends
/ in Park City.
! Mrs. P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer,
/ Wyo, is the guest of Mrs Abner Luz
man, 67S East Second South street.
Mr.. and Mrs David S. Murray en-
! tertained a few friends at a chatting
/ dish supper last night after the play,
] in honor of Miss Julia Dean, who is
! their guest.