The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-06
SOeTETY.

Mrs. Holman entertained most de-
lightfully yesterday at the second in
series of luncheons, the first having
been given a short time ago. The
guests were seated at one large and
three small tables, the whole forming
a most effective picture. The colors
carried out in the decorations were
Nile green, pink and violet A center
piece for the oblong table was a beau
tiful basket of Vioiets tied into small
punches, and this was encircled by
graceful fold of tulle of the green en-
twined with pale pink carnations.
Four handsome candlesticks shaded
in the pale green lighted the large ia
bic, and one done in the same colors
was placed on each of the small ones.
At the close of the luncheon the large
baskets were passed to the guests, and
each lady carried home a bunch of the
fragrant flowers as a souvenir.
The guests present at the first lunch
con were Mrs. Sharp, who was the
guest of honor; Mrs. Hardness, Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Brad
ley, Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry, Mrs. Wood
ward and Mrs. Bancroft. Those pres
ent yesterday were Mrs. Pfoutz, Mrs.
G. B. PfoUtz. Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs.
Robert Hardness, Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
Fischer. Mrs. Sturgiss. Mrs. Pardee,
Mrs R. G. Smith, Mrs. Filler, Mrs.
LaMotte, Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Weber,
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. e. S. Ferry. Mrs.
Dolly, Mrs. Megeath, Mrs Mcclure,
Miss Lane, Miss Woodward, Miss No
bic and Miss Hardness.
Today will see more in the social
line than has any day in the calendar
of the new year. Among the larger
hop at the post, the SiegeI pink DOM
inc" party. the meeting of the Card
club with Mrs. Salisbury and the large
card party for Miss Ritter and Mr..
Levi Ritter this evening. The hop is
| to be one of the delightful series, and
as Mrs. Barth and Mrs. Pardee are to
| be the hostesses, there will be no
doubt of its popularity.
At the meeting of the current events
| and current literature section of the
Ladies Literary club this afternoon
| Mrs. s. w. Morrison will give a study
of Walter Pater and Mrs. F. W. Hayt
of Park City viii read a paper called
! Vacation Notes
| Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand j. Fabian
entertained last evening at a most en-
| joyable card party given in honor of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Jungk. The
| guests were seated at ten tables and
sixty-three was the game played. The
| decorations were pale green and the
| tallies and score cards were daintily
done in Dresden figures. The guests
numbered nearly fifty.
Mrs. Simon Bamberger has invita-
tions out for an afternoon card party
to be given next Thursday.
| -
Miss Sallie Leonard leaves about the
| middle of the month for Johns Hop
l1ins hospital, where she will take a
special nursing course.
Mr.. D. Macpherson Boyd entertained
a party of ten friends at dinner at the
| Tavern Monday evening.
The meeting of the history section
of the Ladies' Literary club scheduled
for this week has been postponed till
Feb. 26.
Miss Grace Jacobs will entertain al
a Kensington Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fabian will entertain again
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Jungk al
a card party.
Mrs. Mayer and daughter, Miss Ger
trude, have returned from a pleasant
visit of two months in Chicago.
~
The ladies of the First Methods
church will give a Kensington in th'
church parlors on the afternoon o.
Thursday, Feb. 10.
Miss Folsom and Miss Romney en-
tertained at a pleasant card party yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
W. S. Romney-
The members of the Shileleh club en-
tertained informally at cards last even
ing at the home of Mrs Kate Bride
well Anderson
The regular meeting of the P e. c
society will be held at 40 ] street TO
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wood are to Civ
two receptions next Tuesday and Wed
: nesday evenings. They are for tn
) purpose of introducing Mr.. and Mrs.
|, ]. Hagenbarth and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
, | Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Hagenbarth wi
: reach the city today, after an eS
! tensive trip through the east an
!. south, including Mexico.
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