The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-16

one Of the prettiest dinners ever Civ /
en- at the Commercial club was that /
last evening, at which Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Walter Filler were the host and host sss. I
The private dining room was trans
formed into a beautifully appointed /
japanese room, and handsome screens
from the sunny land, lanterns, shades
and fans ALI lent their beauty 10 me
scene. The guests We're seated at the
long table. and a very handsome Jap
anese panel extended the entire length
as a decorati Three candelab-a in
Japanese workmanship held sha les Of
the same delicate work, and place
cards were in the japanese also Sus-
pended over the table was an immense
5 Japanese umbrella from which hung
lanterns. and each lady was given
Japanese bracelet and a dozen Ameri-
can Beauties, Covers We're laid for
/ twenty those present being Governor
and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
/ Walker Mr. and Mrs, Z. s. Ferry, Mrs.
/ Mcclure, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs.
! 5. II. Babcock, Miss Judge, Miss Read,
Miss Anderson. Mr.. Newhouse Mr..
/ Clarence Mccormick, Mr.. I. Ellis
Browne, Mr. Goodwin, Mr.. ]. Wolcott
Thompson and Mr.. John Critchlow.
Mrs w. S. Mccormick was the host
ess yesterday at very prettily ar
ranged luncheon, given in honor OF
Mrs W. G. Sharp. Covers were laid
for twelve guests, and the table was
beautifully decorated in pink and pale
green. The ladies present to meet Mrs
Sharp were Mrs. Robert Hardness,
Mrs. G. X. Fischer. Mrs. A. H. S. Bird,
! Mrs r. II. Claiming, Miss Hardness,
Miss Burke and the Misses Mason.
The second assembly ball of the sea-
Leo nj laG a
tensen's new hall, and was distinct
success in every particular very
large number of dancers enjoyed the
evening, and some of the most beautl-
full gowns ever worn to similar affairs
in the city were seen. Supper was
served in a room adjoining, and the
supper room was made most attractive
with artistic decorations of white and
green.
Mrs. Martha Royle King entertained
very delightfully."- last evening at a
thoroughly enjoyable musicale. The
, affair was most informal, the guests
being mainly musicians, and number
of excellent selections were rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Miles. former
Iy of Portland Ore. are at home to
their friends at 80 I street.
, Mrs. w r. Wightman and her sis
ter. Mrs Winn. who has been her guest
during the winter, viii leave nexi
Wednesday for a visit in California
8 % g
Miss Maud Gallagher will entertain
the j. T. n. at her home, SCI Fifth Eas
street. this evening.
Mr.. Samuel Newhouse returned yes
( terday from visit Of few weeks II
: Denver.
Mrs. G. H Wood and Mrs. Grisson
will leave shortly for trip to tn
coast.
5 At the meeting of the current event
r and current literature section of tn
a Ladies' Literary club this afternoon
! DR.. Lucille P. Miles will give sketc
: | of the life of Rudolph Virchow. an
. Mrs. Byron Groo will review The Vir
n ginian."
4 DR. E. BuntOn of Spokane, Wash,
: in the city and is the guest of his sis
: ter, Mrs. a. T. Kerr.
d Mrs. Holmes has resumed her FIR
n days at home, and will receive this aft
% ernoon from till o'clock.
Mr.. James A. Pollock viii retur
= from St Louis this morning, and wi
l. be accompanied by Miss Winn an
Miss Block and his two children.