The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-14

SOCIETY


A very elaborate affair was the lun-
cheon given yesterday at the Alta
club IN honor OF Mrs Thomas y. Davis.
The guests numbered forty-three and
were seated at seven small tables ar
ranged in a hollow circle around the
gold room. Mrs Davis was seated at
a larger table directly under the mir
ror and this table was decorated en-
/ tirely in white and pale green From
this point seven cOlOrs radiated and
each scheme was separately carried
out in the decorations of each table.
Heavy silver candelabra graced each
table and the flowers accorded with the
shades. The guests present besides
Mrs Davis We're Mrs. Thomas kearns,
Mrs. David Keith, Mrs o. J. Sails
bury, Mrs. Hardness. Mrs Robert
( darkness. Mrs. George DoWney. Mrs.
c. T. Allen Mrs. Hoyt Sherman. Mrs.
/ j. Z. Bamberger, Mrs. James A. Miner,
/ Mrs. Windsor ". Rice. Mrs. +. s. Ferry,
Mrs. Waiter G.. Filler, Mrs. Union
/ Worthington, Mrs Woodward. Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs. C. b. Sprague.
Mrs. viii Sprague, Mrs. Edmund
/ Wilkes Mrs. BasCOm, Mrs. Woodruff,
Miss Mary Louise Anderson. Miss Kim
/ ball, Miss Woodward, Miss Edith
I Sherman. Mrs Pfoutz, Madame
/ PfOutz, Miss Mason. Miss Crawford,
Mrs. Hanauer, and Miss Hanauer, and
| Miss Maud ThOrne.
/ Mrs. Jack Reeves was the hostess yes
terday at very pretty lunchean given
! in compliment to Mrs. Creary and Miss
/ Katharine Creary. tt was thoroughly
I informal. covers being laid for eight.
[ The table decorations were purple and
| white cosmos and maiden hair fern. A
/ large bowl of flowers formed the CEN
terpiece and the same flowers were
/ used as favors.
Mrs. Clement has returned from the
/ east and is again at home at Mrs.
/ Woodward s.
Mrs Clifford r. PearsaH and Mrs.
/ Randolph Thompson viii leave this
/ morning for Helena, Mont.
/
/ Mrs. Clarence Warnock viii enter
| tain the Third Street Card club at her
/ home this afternoon.
Mrs. Leon Bachman Of Provo is in
The city at the Windsor hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Lamb will short
ly go to housekeeping of Fifth Easo
! street.
Mrs. Louise Smedley Smith is still
in st. Louis and will probably not re
/ turn to the city for some weeks.
The regular Wednesday evening soir-
! ees at Christensen's dancing academy
/ viii begin this evening.
] The Eastern Star viii meet with Mrs.
! Joseph Young at $40 East First South
( Friday afternoon.
/ On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Harry Goddard entertained in honor OF
/ Mrs. NJ. A. Watkins of Midway. A
most delightful evening was spent. Mrs
/ Frank E. Browning charmed those
/ present with her lovely singing. and
/ also Mr.. Goddard with his cOmical
/ readings and vocal selections. Among
/ those present were Mrs. NJ. A. Wat
! kins and Mrs. Barber Of Midway, Mr..
! and Mrs. Frank E. Browning, Miss
] Goddard. Miss Z. q. Holding and Mr..
/ owen SDeirs.
DR.. John c. LEngleland wife Of Jack
! sonviUe. Fla, are registered at the
/ Kenyon for a few days, en- route to the
J coast. DR.. L'Engle is a prominent
/ banker and capitalist of Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ColcOck Jones
/ of San Francisco are at 443 East First
] South street for a stay Ofseveral weeks
/ in the city. Mr.. Jones is a prominent
mining engineer of California and is
! also a nephew of General Alfred Cum
ming, who succeeded Brigham Young
as second territorial governor Of Utah
during the trOublous years OF 1858 10
1861.