The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-04

social life was again spread over
the city. The three days OF the early
part were filled to more than satisfac-
ton with gay events. several Of which
We're of a matrimonial order, but the
latter part was so completely filled
with intellectual life for the more cul-
tured society women that il seemed the
gay part WOs forgotten. The large re-
captions Of Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday were among the most delightful
events given for many months, that Of
Monday given by Mrs. TuttIe and Mrs.
Bartling, the Tuesday and Wednesday
teas at the home of Mrs. Dale. and some
smaller affairs in the same line. The
main social events Of the past few days
have been che three affairs planned for
Mrs. Charles S. DenisOn of New York,
the luncheon at the home of Mrs. c. S.
Kinney, the new state federation presi-
h dent; the high tea given by Mrs. Frank
a Vincent en- the afternoon and the re-
ception at the club house IN the even
Ing. The week just opening viii be a
busy one and much is anticipated in
social way. The usual autumn games
at the Country club will occupy the at
tentiOn OF a number OF the society folk
and there viii be a goodly number of
luncheons and dinners for some Out-of-
town guests.
The reception given by the Ladies'
Literary club last evening in honor OF
Mrs. Charles s. Denison of New York
was most noticeable event in the so
cial life OF the week. The club house
had been beautihed with a profusiOn
OF plants and flowers and was made
comfortable with many rugs and di-
vans. The large hall was done entirely
in white and green and the receiving
e. % u,
trance to greet the guests. In the
outer room punch was served, the table
being beautifully decorated with
branches OF grapes and vines. Below
on the first floor refreshments were
served and the table was a perfect pic
ture Of brightness with its profusion of
candelabra shaded in yellow. Yellow
alone was used on the lower floor. and
the decorations were all harmonious in
their arrangement. The entertainment
was in charge Of the entertainment
committee Of the club, and TO them is
due great credit for the success Of the
affair. They are Mrs. Granam +. Put
nam, Mrs. George L. Nye. Mrs. Eccles,
Mrs. Cheesman, Mrs. Russell I. Ira
cy. Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Francis and Mrs.
Nadner. In the receiving party were
Mrs. Bicl1ford and the other officers Of
the club. and besides the special guest
Mrs. Eliza Kirtley ROyle, an honorary
vice president Of the general fedora
ton, Mrs. Coulter the outgoing presi-
dent of the state federation, and Mrs.
Kinney, the incoming one
Mrs. C.. s. Kinney was the hostess
yesterday at a very beautifully planned
luncheon given i'm honor of Mrs. Charles
=. Deuison. The guests numbered
f.rs He.or--a r,e
the most artistic both in color and ar
ra1EemeHt The table was covered with
sprays OF autumn leaves and Ivy, and
great clusters Of yellow dahlias and
asters filed the center. Altogether IL
was one of the most delightful events
of the federation.
The guests were Mesdames Corlew.
Coulter, Denison, Moore, Conan, Cor
man. Neldeu. Allen. Blakely, Bicbsef
BickfOrd. Hemphiu, Scott, Johnson,
stowe and Miss Dougall.
Mrs. Frank A. Vincent entertained at
a high tea yesterday afternoon at
which Mrs. Denison was again guest of
honor with bright-tued autumn leaves
and branches Of fruit q most artistic
color scheme was accomplished. and
several musical selections were given
throughout the rooms, while several
musical selections added to the pleas
ure Of the guests. Mrs. Vincent was
assisted by Mrs. Plummer and Mrs.
LOOMS.
Miss Grace Jacobs was guest Of honor
n a ChaTmingly informal affair given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Addie
Zane, when about twenty friends were
entertained at a buffet luncheon.
$50
The most elaborate affair on tomor-
rows social calendar will be the four
o'clock tea to be given by Mrs. w. I.
Snyder and Miss Cora Snyder to meet
Mrs LeCOmpte and Miss Edith Beers.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Johnson is expected home
within the next few days after an ex-
tended trip Of some months through the
east.
Mrs. II. c. Edwards has returned
from a short visit to Provo.
Mrs. L. L. Terry reached home We'd
nesday night after a years absence, /
part of which time was spent in Homo
lulu and part in Japan.
Mrs LeCompte ard Mr., Edward lie
Compte of Park City and Miss Edith
Beers Of San Francisco are the guests /
OF Mrs. w. I. Snyder and Miss Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Wright Of Og-
den are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Grant.
AIR. and Mrs. Bixby and Mrs. Neil
roy viii leave for their home I'm St
Louis tomorrow, after a pleasant weeks
stay with relatives and friends here
The faculty Of Gordon academy viii
give a reception at the academy next
Friday evening from till 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Eager have is /
sued Invitations for a q O'Clock tea to
De given Oct. 9 az the home Of Mrs.
Parsons.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church win be entertained
by Mrs. Jones tomorrow afternoon.
1lr. and Mrs. Sam Schwab and Miss
Miriam Nelke OF Provo are visiting
friends i'm the city for a few days.
aH e.
Mrs. p A. Fl. Franklin and daughter
have sone east.
Mrs j. B. Hampton entertained in
formally during the week i'm honor OF
her daughter Mabels sixteenth birth
day.
The WOman's Republican club viii