The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-05

SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


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One Of the most beautiful events OF
the autumn was the tea given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. George Brice
ia honor Of Mrs. Fred J. Hill. who has
recently returned from Europe. The
drawing room, where stood the receiv-
ing ladies, was decorated in tall pink
chrysanthemums. high vases of which
arose from the mantel and piano The
curtains were covered with heavy por-
there's Of smilax. and the same graceful
vine was draped from mantel to cor
nice and over tie archWays. Through
out the other rooms the same green
was used. and in the dining room a
canopy OF the same was formed above
an eXquisitely decorated table. From
the center chandelier a shower OF deep
red carnations fell to the table. meet
ing a bowl Of the same underneath.
Red shades were used on the candel-
abra, and the effect was heightened
by red bows. In the den 10 The west
the punch table was in the same warm
hue, and a canopy Of the smtlaN eN
tended over the heads of the company.
Mrs. Brice and her guest of honor
were assisted by Mrs. c. o. White
more in receiving. In the den Mrs.
Jack Reeves and Miss Dern served
punch. Mrs. A. II. Tarbet poured cof-
fee in the dining room and the young
girls assisting were Miss LaVeU Miss
Amy Pike. Miss Marguerite Donnel-
Ian and Miss June WhittemOre. Mrs.
Chamberlain and Miss Brice assisted
in the hall. During the afternoon Miss
Emily Larsen sang two solos, 'Lila's
Song and Rock Ne to Sleep" in both
Of which she had the accompaniment
Of Mrs. Dickinson and an ObligatO by
Mr.. Shuster Both the numbers We're
f,t,-r Of lion
adding not little to a perfect after
noon. Miss MARGARET Robinson also
delighted the guests with one of Liszt's
rhaDsodies.
AIrs. William Bayly. jr.. entertained
at a very prettily appointed luncheon
yesterday in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Harding of Los Angeles. and Mrs.
Chester Montgomery, also of Los An
geles. The polished table was covered
with drawn work dOilies for the places.
and in the center an immense vase Of
white chrysanthemums arose. At each
place was a card in the shape Of a pic
ture hat, painted in water cOlors. The
other guests were Mrs. HOyt Sherman.
Mrs. Frank Mills, Mrs. Arthur H. s.
Bird. Mrs. Union WorthingtOn and
Mrs. Charles Post.
Mrs T.. +. Hanna entertained about
dozen ladies at her home on Capitol
nil yesterday at a charmingly APP
pointed luncheon. The table decora-
tions We're white cosmos, a large bowl
of which formed the center decoration.
The guests were Mrs. W. F. Beer, Mrs.
w. /. Green, Mrs. Alexander. Mrs.
Joseph DinwOodey. Mrs. s NJ Din
WOOdey. Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Harry
kimball, Mrs. Decker, Mrs. John Sears.
Mrs. Felt. Mrs. w. S. Hudson. Mrs. S.
M. Pierson and Mrs. s. H. Smith.
Mr. Yale Henry entertained delight
fully at dinner at the Wilson last even
ing in honor of his father. Mr. Henry,
Of Des MOines. The table was arranged
in one corner of the cafe and was dec
GRATED in excellent taste. The guests
present to meet Mr.. Henry were Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mills
The concert to be given at the First
Congregational church this evening
promises to be an important social
event. Mrs. A. d. Melvin and Mrs.
John Reed viii be assisted by Mr. r.
n. Herman of Cleveland, o.; Mr..
George Shelton, violinist, and Miss
Hattie Wishard viii be the accompan-
ist. A number Of society people will
be ushers.
Two Iuncheons are to be given today.
one by Mrs. Thomas Kearns and the
other by Miss Eleanor Dooly.
Lieutenant Taylor. who is an addi-
ton to the young officers at the post,
viii be followed shortly by his bride,
who was formerly a Denver girl. Mrs.
Taylor will be at Fort Douglas about
Saturday.
Mrs. F. B. Cook has returned from
California, where she has spent the
past month.
Mrs. William Reid will entertain at
a luncheon next Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker will receive
every Friday during the present month
at her apartments in the Emery fat.
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick is here from
California and is visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Marshall.
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The marriage of Miss Grace Freeze
to Mr.. William H POLAND takes place
I'm the Salt Lake temple tomorrow at
noon. A reception viii be held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Lille
T. Freeze, in the evening.
Mrs. II. v. Croll viii entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Cornforth gives a card party
today at her home.
Miss Mildred Tibbals left last night
for Wellesley university to complete
her course for the degree Of master OF
arts.
Mrs. Thomas MariOneaux Of Nephi is
i'm town for a few days. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Snow.
Mrs. William NJ. Ferry OF Park City
is in town, the guest of her daughter
Mrs. George r. Hancock.
Master Stllman Robinson entertained
about a dozen Of his little friends at a
delightful birthday party Tuesday aft
ernOon in honor Of his Sth birthday.
Games were enjoyed and a few hours
spent very merrily.
There VIII be a dance at the post hall.
Fort Douglas this evening, given by
the Twelfth infantry band