The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-24
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one of the prettiest of the spring
luncheons was that given yesterday az
the Commercial club, at which the
Misses noble were the hostesses ana
Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Bessie Glen
DINING were the guests Of honor. Inc
long table in the private dining room
presented a pretty picture with us
decorations of white and green. The
centerpiece was an immense bowl or
white carnations and fcathery piumo-
sa, while strings of the green encircled
the table. Handsome silver candle
sticks were arranged On either end and
shades OF delicate green ornamented
them. The place cards were dainty
punches of vioiets tied with pale green
ribbon. on which the names of the
guests were done in gold. The ladies'
present 20 meet the two special guests
were Mrs Robert Glendlnnlng. Mrs
William OBMen. Mrs. David S. Muir
ray. Mrs. Louise Smedley smith. Mrs.
r. H. Claiming. Mrs. Union Worth
lngton. Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure,
Mrs. Arthur II. S. Bird and the Misses
Dolly and Burke.
The fourth assembly, which took
place last evening, was I'M all details
the most enjoyable of the seasons dam
dancing set of the town were present
and the music and all details were per-
feet. AS the last dancing aftair of the
season 10 was thoroughly enjoyed. ana
the three young men who have had
charge Of the series were warmly con-
graduated by their friends on the sue
Cessful way i'm which all have been
managed.
The reception given last evening at
the First Congregational church IN
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Clarence T.
Brown was a most enjoyable aAalI'
and q great number of the former
friends and parishiouers Of Dr. Brown
called during the evening TO greet MIN
and his wife before their departure
The affair was managed by the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid society. and a
number of the prominent members OF
the church We're on the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir viii be
home at noon today. They have spent
the past four months abroad. having
visited Jerusalem and the Holy Land
besides spending some time on tne
Mediterranean Mr.. and Mrs. Dummy
who have occupied the Weir nome
during their absence. win be at home
at % r street for the summer.
Word has recently been received IN
the city Of the marriage i'm Portland
of Miss Alice Folsom and Mr.. Milton
Miles both formerly of this city me
wedding took place on the 10th OF the
month.
Mrs. David S. Murray viii entertain
at a large luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
/ Theodore A. Baldwin, jr, ON saturday
May 2.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Armstrong OF
Park city are spending a few days IN
/ the city.
Mrs William Terhune has returned
from California and is at home at 1898
East First South street.
/ DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Keith are receive
ing the congratulations Of their friends
over the arrival Of a daughter.
[ Mrs Ralph L. HOaE of ogden Will be
/ I'm the city the first part OF the coming
week and viii spend a few days visit
/ ing friends.
/ Mr. and Mrs William Cooper left last
night for Boston, and from there they
/ viii sail Tor Europe TO spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. A. n. Hoffman left last evening
/ for San Francisco. where ne viii make
/ his home.
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/ DIT. Z. Z. Mclean was called to San
/ Francisco Wednesday evening on ac-
count Of the illness Of her niece.
/ Mrs. II. G.. Mcmillan is home from a
. lengthy visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Luel-
/ WITT i'm Spokane.
Mr. w. p. Keysor entertained at a
dinner at the Commercial club last
. evening.
$50
Owing TO the absence OF Dean Eddie
f. from The city. Mrs. Armstrong viii give
] some readings from Browning in addi-
ton to Dr. Paden's talk on How to
/ Become Acquainted With Browning,
at the Ladies Literary club this after
noon.