The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-19
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Nothing was lacking to make the
musicale given by Mr. and Mrs e u
Howard last evening a complete sue
cess. Not only was the company one
Of the gayest convened during the
present season. but the musical pro-
sramme and all the other appoint
ments were perfect in every detail.
The drawing room was decorated al
together in white lilacS, excepting one
vase of American Beauties, which
arose before the mantel. In the IL
brary white and pale green alone were
used white deur de lis and fragrant
vines being used in prOfusion. In the
dining room pink alone was the color.
an immense basket of pink roses form
ing a center decoration for the table
This was tied with long pink ribbons
drawn to the chandelier, and the table
was lighted with crystal candleslcks
shaded with pink. Nothing but cut
glass and the pink were used on the
table. and heavy silver candelabra with
pink shades were on the side board In
the library at a table hidden in ferns
and white feur de lis punch was served
by Mrs. O. W. Powers and Mrs Charles
/ Walker. Assisting them in this room
were Judge Powers. Mr.. w. Montague
| Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wester-
welt and Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Muir
ray.
Mrs w Montague Ferry and Miss
Mary Louise Anderson presided in the
dining room, serving coffee and ices,
and assisting them were Miss Dolly,
Miss Woodward, Mrs. Benner x Smith
and Mr.. George Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and their guest
/ Of honor received in the drawing room,
I and when the company had arrived a
/ most enjoyable musical programme
I was rendered. The first number was a
solo by Mr. Fred Graham, and follow
I ing this We're vocal solos by Mrs. Ferry,
! Mr.. Scott Woodward. Mr.. George Law
/ renee and an instrumental number by
! Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure. whose work
| as accOmpanist was thoroughly appre-
/ ciated. About $50 invitations were is
4 sued. and 70 say that it was a thor
: Oughly enjoyable affair does not half
! express it
! Mrs. Igleheart received informally
/ yesterday afternoon, and her friends
I were given an opportunity Of meeting
! Miss Elliott. who is 20 be her guest
! for the next few weeks. She was as
1 sisted by Miss Eleanor Dolly, Miss Nc
1 MILAN and the Misses E,lOise and Laura
/ Sherman. The rooms were frightened
( with quantities Of spring flowers, and
| many callers enjoyed a delightful visit
| at the home.
Mrs Ira H. Lewis left yesterday for
| New York. She viii sail May q on
/ the Butcher. and viii be gone for about
/ six months.
! This evening a L the Kenyon Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. BrOughaH VIII entertain At
! a very large and elaborate card party
] in honor Of Mr. and Mrs J J Daily
Last week in Ogden Mrs. c. W. Hig-
gins announced the engagement Of her
/ daughter Vera to Mr.. Robert H. Wilson
/ Of Denver. The marriage viii take
/ place June i.
have invitations out for a breakfast to
be given May % to meet President
/ Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B. Leigh and
Mrs. and Miss Pointer have moved
from street and are at home to their
| friends at 9O3 First street.
Invitations are out for the hop to be
given Friday evening at Fort Doug
las. There viii be no ladies in the re-
lsceiving party, the hosts being Captain
VIM. Lieutenant Heidi and LieUten-
ant Merrill.
The Misses Sherman have issued in
vitatiens for a luncheon to be given
Saturday at the Commercial club.
Miss Leona Snyder of Ogden is visit
ing Mrs Young in this city.