The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-14

SOGT.ETT I.


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The Easter season ia the social world
was opened yesterday with a number of
delightful entertainments. chief among
which was the 4 o'clock tea given by
Mrs. George p. Holman at her home on
East Brigham street The house dec
orations were most artistic. being large
ly of the bright spring flowers. Baskets
of several different varieties were
placed everywhere throughout the
rooms, and TAN vases of American
Beauties added to the effect in the par
Tor. On a high pedestal a large basket
of white roses and carnations were
placed, and in the hall a basket of viO-
lets formed the main decoration. The
dining room was entirely I'm pink, the
table being beautifully adorned with
large bows of pink satin ribbon, a hand
some basket OF pink roses and pure
white Easter lilies forming the center
decoration In the library at a table
done in yellow dafodils punch was
served and In the Oriental room to the
right of the han an orchestra furnished
delightful music. Receiving in the
drawing room with Mrs. Holman were
Mrs. Hardness. Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Samuel Woodward
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sisting here were Mrs. Bradley and
Mrs Meeeath, while I'm the library Miss
/ Lane and Mrs. Pfoutz We're al the
punch table.
Mrs. Charles Nadncr was the hostess
I yesterday az a very beautifully ar
ranged Easter luncheon which. ale
/ though small and .uformal, was "a per-
laect success in every way. The table
/ was covered with a handsome piece of
Battenburg over pale green satin, and
/ tall cut glass vases were filled with
( white Easter lilies and plumosa. The
places were found by answering cOnun-
/ drums the answers being names Of
| trees. i'm keeping with the season. The
/ colors OF white and pale green were ad-
/ mirably carried out in every detail Of
] the decorations and the menu. Covers
! were laid for twelve, the guests present
/ being Mrs. Alexander Ewing. Mrs Cliff
( ford r. Pearsall. Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. j.
/ b. COsgrif. Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs.
| Miles Finlan of Butte. Mrs. Louise
/ Smedley Smith, Miss Eleanor Dolly,
/ Miss Dern, Miss Leta Mcmillan. and
I Miss Irene Dickson.
/
Mrs Julia Taylor entertained yester-
/ day afternoon at a very delightful cup
and saucer shower In honor of Miss
/ Florence Roundy. The home was pref
/ uly decorated with Easter lilies and
the friends of the guest of honor were
/ present
Mrs. Susie Young Gates arrived in
the city few days ago. and is at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Sanborn, on
/ First West street. Mrs. Gates health
is greatly improving since her return.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates viii sail from
New York for Paris about the 23d Of
the month.
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A new club formed for social pur-
poses has been called the Whitney club.
/ Tt is composed of the ladies of the
Whitney family and their immediate
relatives and it meets every second
Thursday at the homes Of the members.
Mrs. Elmer b. Jones has invitations
out for a luncheon 10. be given Satur-
day. the 2jth, I'm honor Of Mrs. Charles
! G. Plummer, president Of the Review
ers' club.
The regular meeting of the Cleofar
| this afternoon will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Selden l. Clawson, instead OF
with Mrs. Charles Wells.
There win be a meeting of the Utah
/ State Kindergarten association Thurs
I day at $3.50, in the office Of the Woman's
Exponent, TO arrange for the entertain
ment of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
DR.. and Mrs A. G.. Ewing leave this
morning on a pleasure trip of a month
[ their objective point being New or
I leans. where the doctor viii attend the
american Medical association meeting
Mr. and Mrs. James DinWOodey enter
( tanned a number of their friends al
I their home last evening in honor Of the
. thirtieth anniversary Of their marriage
Mr. and Mrs. d. N. Gamble win cell
( citrate the fifteth anniversary of theiI
4 marriage a week from tonight at thu
home of their daughter Mrs. I. H.
Newton, 90 West Fifth South street.
Mrs. James Miles Finlan Of Butte &
in the city for a two weeks visit witt
her mother, Mrs. Ivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath expect
TO move into their new home on Brig,
/ ham street tomorrow.
The night missionary class Of the L
d. s. u. viii give a dancing party on
Thursday evening in the gymnasium.
Mrs Henry Siegel has returned from
a three months eastern trip,
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