The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-19

SOCIETY


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The dance at the Mcintyre home last
evening given for Miss Nathilde Dern
was one of the pleasantest parties pos
sible. The spacious rooms were decked
with flowers and potted plants. and
dance music charmed a merry party
of young people for the hours Of the
evening An orchestra was stationed
90 the right Of the han in the large
parlor and hidden behizd screen Of
palms. From here the palms were
placed throughout the home and
smilax was festooned around the man
tells and chandeliers in the hail and
the two parlOrs. To the left within
the library stood the receiving party
under lights Of deep red. Red carna-
tons We're the only flowers used in this
room. In the sitting room beyond vel
low chrySanthemums and snlldN-
formed the decoration. and opening OF
this was the conservatory, draped with
flags, where punch was served The
Z table for tAe buffet supper was spread
in the dining room, and the whole was
done in white and green A tail vase
OF cut glass showed q mass of white
chrysanthemums meeting the chande-
lier, which was festooned with smilaX
and the lights covered with white tulle.
a garniture Of the tulle outlined the
base Of the flower centerpiece, and
ferns We're strewn over this. Mrs. and
Miss Mcintyre We're assisted in receive
ing their guests by Mrs w. H cum
ningham and Miss DeTn. and about
sixty guests enjoyed the affair
A very beautiful affair was the
! luncheon given yesterday at the Alta
club by Mrs. Walter G. Filler in COM
pliment to Mrs Samuel Newhouse.
! Five tables We're arranged in the gold
IN,
harmony with the walls of a deep gold.
! Each table showed a centerpiece Of
yellow chrysanthemums, and arranged
around this was a row of tiny yellow
/ lamps, 50 much more effective than
! candelabra. Sprays Of asparagus fern
/ fell gracefully over the edges, and the
yellow IDEA was acCentuated in the
menu. The guests We're; Mrs. New
/ house, Mrs. w. n. Irvine, Mrs. s. II.
( Bird. Mrs. r. Hardness, Mrs. G.. A.
Walker. Mrs. p. Heath. Mrs. r. Fl.
Claiming. Mrs. 2. o. Howard, Mrs.
| Foote. Mrs. R. G. Smith, Mrs. D. S.
/ Murray. Mrs. e. Daggett, Mrs. c. c.
{ Goodwin. Mrs. d. c. Roberts, Mrs. G.
( x. Fischer, Mrs. w. V. Rice, Mrs. G.
! p. Holman Mrs. Union WorthingtOn
/ Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. S. C..
/ Adams Mrs. s. H. Babcock. Mrs. G. L.
/ Nye. Mrs. o. w. Powers, Mrs F. Stur-
/ Eiss, Mrs A. c. Ewing. Mrs Ellis
/ Freed, Miss Mary Louise Anderson,
Miss Read. Miss Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Copp have taken
apartments at Whitehall and are now
at home to their friends on South
| State street.
Mrs. Henry Newman has returned
from Denver and is settled for the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Spencer.
LIr. Alma Katz is down from Boise
for visit of a few days with friends.
Mrs. John T. Donnellan viii be the
hostess today at a luncheon for six
teen at the Alta club, given in honor
Of Mrs. Wolfersberger Of Denver.
Mrs. David S. Murray entertained at
a delightfully."- informal dinner Tuesday
evening. at which the guests were;
Miss Dorothy Kinney Miss Blanche
Burke, Mr.. Max Smith, Mr.. George
Lawrence and Mr.. J. Wolcott Thomp-
son.
Mrs. J. I. Franken entertains this
afternoon at the first of two 4 o'clock
teas,
! Miss Dern win be the guest Of honor
this afternoon at a card party given
by Miss Howat.
Mrs. E. c. Parsons chaperoned a
merry party Of young people at an in
formal party at the rooms of Mr..
Harry Roberts Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Magee. who has spent the past
few months visiting her father and
mother. Major and Mrs. Wood, at Fort
Douglas, left yesterday for her home in
Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong will
entertain a few friends very Informal
" this evening at their home on G
street.
Mr.. HoendOrfer. late of Germany and
now of Stanford. was the guest for the
past two days Of Mr.. Harry Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q. Whittemore
leave this morning for a two weeks
pleasure trip 70 San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Mrs. L. E. Ritter, jr., entertained a
number Of her friends at a Kensington
Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Trip will leave
Monday for San Diego, where they
Il viii spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McVichie have
returned from their wedding trip,