The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-07
SOCIETY
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One Of the most delightful dancing
parties ever given IN Christensen's hall
was that of last evening at which the
two hcsts were Mr walter Z stone
and Mr. Harry Roberts. The big hau
had been transformed into n bower
with tan palms and many oeaCdfui
pOtted plants. The entire upper end
of the han was covered with rugs and
arranged into an ample sitting room
This was partially screened from the
broad dancing floor and formed COM
Portable place FOR the weary dancers
as well as the spectators Beyond TINS
on the raised platform the orchestra
was stationed Tall palms were arr
ranged around the walls, and all the
aIcoves on the south were decorated
with the plants In the room on the
east the supper was served in buffet
style. and this room was done entirely
i'm yellow. q vase Of tall yellow chrys-
anthemums formed center decoration
and broad satin ribbons OF the Saine
shade crossed the table ObliQuely in
stiff bows. In the ladies' dressing
room tan pink chrysanthemums were
placed as decorations. and rows OF me
stately palms graced the Railways and
entrances. Mrs. D. G. Roberts as
sisted the two hosts in receiving Many
very beautiful gowns were seen, and,
all IN all, &c was the most DrlHlanl
affair given in the city In many days.
over 100 guests We're in attendance.
Mrs. lie Grand Young and the Misses
Young entertained yesterday at the
second of q series of luncheOns at their
home in Red Butte Hollow. The house
was decorated throughout with chrys-
anthemums. the parlOr in white and
the living and dining rooms in yellow.
The guests numbered thirty and they
were seated at four tables, one large
and three small. The table decorations
were Of the same flowers and the place
cards were hand decorated in the
same, with the names Of the guests
ina gold. The affair was thoroughly in
formal and most enjoyable,
The many old friends Of Jessie
Greenman now Mrs. Edwin Blair-and
she was a girl who had a bevy of them
are glad to welcome her back to Salt
Lake, although only for a few days
She is with Mrs. c. NJ Forbes and
Mrs. Mccullough, and a number Of
small entertainments are planned Tor
her while she is here. Mrs. Forbes
entertained at an informal Kensington
in her honor yesterday, Mrs. Jack
Sharp gives a small and informal Ken
sington for her today, and DR.. and
Mrs Mayo give dinner for her sun
day. Mr.. Blair viii return Monday
/ evening from Denver and they will
leave Immediately for their home IN
san Francisco.
Mrs. Robert Glendinning has issued
| invitations for a Kensington to be CIV
en- next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Geddes leaves during
the coming week for Denver, where
/ she will be the guest for few weeks
/ Of Miss Katherine Dillingham;. Miss
Dillingham; Will probably return and
| spend a part Of the winter with Miss
| Geddes.
/ Mrs. G. B. Blakely returned yesterday
/ from Lincoln, Neb., where she has spent
/ the past month.
The P. Z. o. society will meet this
/ afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home Of
/ Mrs. Christy, 500 Tenth East street.
! Mrs. w. H. Wolfersberger of Denver
| is the guest for a few weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Weir. Mrs Weir and
/ her guest viii be at home as usual on
Monday.
] Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Armstrong are
down from Park CITY and are settled
.
/ The marriage Of Miss Grace Freeze
and William Henry POLAND took place
/ yesterday at noon IN the temple. 1t
was followed in the evening by a re-
/ ceptiOn at the home Of the brides
mother. The reception hours were
from till IL o'clock, and about 100
/ friends called during the hours to ex-
tend good wishes to the young people.
] m u .seFrr Frar n
! and Mrs E. A. Poland and Mr. ana
! Mrs. J. =. Freeze. Miss Winnie Sud
bury and Miss Emeline McMasters had
/ charge Of the dining room and the
I Misses Vera Felt, Maud Freeze and
/ Mercy Tuckett served punch. The pref
D ty home was made most artistic for the
affair. The parlOr was done in tall
white ChryanthemumS with fern and
smilax Banks of palms were in all
/ the rooms. and in the dining room these
were frightened by pink cosmos and
! American Beauty roses. Pink shades
/ were used on the caEdelabra in the din
/ ing room In the library yellow was the
/ color used, tall yellow chrysanthemums
/ being the favorite flower. The bride
wore a dainty gown of lace grenadine
over white taffeta- With this this she
! carried a bouquet of white brides roses.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. POLAND viii be at home
after Nov. 20 at 65S East Second South
| street.
The marriage OF Thomas Marnane and
/ Miss Anna Crofton was sOlemnized at
/ the Catholic church Thursday evening,
4 the Rev. Father Curran officiating. Mr..
/ Marnane is a well known business man
and Miss CroftOn has been connected
with the forwarding department of the
/ postofice for some time. The wedding
viii come as a surprise to their many
I friends.
Mrs. NJ II. Walker entertained about
/ twenty-five Of her friends at an infor-
NAL Kensington tea yesterday afternoon
at her home on South Main street. The
afternoon was passed in sewing and an
impromptu musical programme was
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Andrews enter
tanned last evening at an informal mu-
sicale in honor of Mr.. H. n. HERMAN
of Cleveland.
Mrs. Annie Knox Of Logan, who has
been visiting with Mrs f. A. WoOney
Of this city, returned last evening.