The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-10

SOCIETY,"


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The most brilliant event of the mid
summer season and in some respects
the most delightf0i lawn party Of
many seasons was that OF last evening
at which Miss Edna Donnellan was the
guest of honor and Miss Stella Sails
bury the hostess. The spacious lawn
was enclosed entirely in burlap and
large dancing pavilion was erected at
the rear of the house. Lights in pro-
fusion. were strung from the dome at
the top Of the house to the trees. and a
star OF the national colOrs surmOunted
the front of the house. Below that.
across the colonial porch. was draped
an immense American flag, and an
arch Of the lights in the national col
ors arose over the gsteway. A raised
platform for the music was in the
southeast corner of the grounds, and
rugs and diVans were used to furnish
the wide driveway. Within the house
also the decorations were most artistic.
The hall was beautifully arranged with
palms and masses OF yellow coriOpsis.
banking mantels and corners. In the
pariOrs White and green alone were
used. and the piano and mantels were
most artistic with their decking OF
white carnations and sweet peas In
the library, maroon cOlored sweet peas
formed the main decoration. the book
cases and corners showing masses of
them Pink and white sweet peas were
used exclusively in the dining room.
where the supper was served The
evening was a merry one and COM
Dany of some $50 guests enjoyed the
event.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr entertained
yesterday at a very delightful luncheon
of rNrrHeH Il.
Louis. The guests We're seated at four
small tables, covers being laid for
twenty. The table decorations were
pansies and nasturtiums. bowls of the
fragrant flowers forming centerpieces.
At the Pansy table the place cards were
water color sketches done in the same
flowers, and the others were in the
nasturtiums. The guests to meet Mrs.
futile were Mrs. Wallace. Mrs Wood
run. Miss Kimball. Miss Crawford,
Miss Woodward. Miss ROOklidge Mrs.
j. III. Young. Mrs. William Reid Mrs.
Daily Mrs. Franken. Miss Weber.
Miss Macintosh, Miss Kirkpatrick,
Miss Alton Young. Miss Jasmine
Young, Mrs. W. B. Sprague. Mrs. Bid
well and Mrs. c. D. Rooklidge.
Miss Stella Schumacher of St. Louis
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and
. Mrs. j. o. Reber at the Miller flats.
Miss Minnie Sch2nsenbach of Ogden
is in the city for a few days visiting
friends,
Mr.. c. H. Schue and sons are home
from California, where the boys have
been attending school.
Miss Schiebel and Miss Mona Nc
laff 20, Qff
spending some time in the city with
Mrs. P. ]. McKenna.
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Miss. Ruth kirkpatrick entertained at
a supper at the Country club proceed
ing the hop Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. L. Engleman returned yester-
day from visit of several weeks in
Los Angeles.
The Misses Jessie Hammond and
Nerna Barrows spent yesterday in the
city.
A number of. L. d. S. u. students met
at the Lagoon last Wednesday to have
a pleasant vacation holiday. The la
dies of the party served a delicious
luncheon. In the evening the students
had the entire Lagoon dancing floor to
themselves Ddtlcihs. lueiSlOie, NdS q
very pleasant feature Of the outing
During the ride home college songs
were sung. The following students
and their friends We're in the party.
Misses Lillian Hicks. Fanny BOylen.
Cicily Bait Fanny Fern, Ruth Taylor.
Carrie Earle. Linnfe Sessions. Lall
Sessions, Della Dudley. Hannah Ses-
sioHs, D. p Felt and wife. Messrs. Ross
Woolley, Clarence Cherry, Albert Ear
lie, Louie SeybOldt, Ralph Everett,
Harry Robertson, Arthur Nickle, Rob
ert Handy, Vernon Felt
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Mrs. James h. Jennings entertained
yesterday at an informal luncheon
given in honor of the birthday Of her
mother. Mrs. Sharp.