The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-20

SOCIETY


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Mrs r. L. Franken was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at o'clock tea
The parlor was decorated entirely III
white cbrysanthemums an immense
bowl of the flowers arising from the
eOlian. Ferns and palms added grace
and feathery sprays Of asparagus
plumosa fell over the curtains and
archways. In the han vases Of terra
Gotta chrysanthemums were used, ana
in the dining room yellow alone was
the color A bay tree was placed az
either end Of the mantel and sWag
OF lacapodium was festoOned across
this. Beneath. low bowl Of yellow
chrysanthemums was placed, and stim
bows of yellow satin ribbon We're arr
ranged at either end. The table was
covered with a cloth Of Bohemian lace
over yellow satin and yellow shaded
candles lighted the whole. Mrs.
Franken was assisted in receiving BY
her mother Mrs. T. c. Weber, ana
Mrs. c. S. Richards In the dining
room Miss Webber poured coffee ana
Mrs. George i. Nye, Mrs. u. &. RoD-
erts, Mrs. Oglesby and Mrs Walter
Druehl assisted. An orchestra was
stationed in the upper hall About
fifty guests called during the afternoon
hours.
one of the most artistic luncheons
ever given at the Alta club was that
of yesterday at which Mrs. John T.
DOnnellan was the hostess and Mrs
Wolfersberger the guest of honor, The
whole color scheme was pink, the only
flowers used being pink carnations IN
/ two shades An immense basket OF the
/ flowers formed the centerpiece, the
/ long. graceful handles being tied with
I Z 81, of
the same kind were used as faVors.
and suspended over the table was
shower Of ferns. Four handsome can
delabra lighted the table. each shaded
| to match the flowers. After the lunch
con the guests were entertained by
; Miss Agatha Berkhoel, who sang
group of French, German and Engiish
/ songs. The guests present TO meet
Mrs. WOlfersberger were: Mrs. Thomas
Weir. Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs R. G.
woodruff, Mrs. c. w. Fifield, Mrs. In
gram. Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Delano,
/ Mrs. George NJ. DOwney, Mrs. III. G.
( Mcmillan, Mrs. J. J. DAILY, Mrs. Wilbur
Hoyt, Mrs. BOxrud Mrs. Shelp and
Miss Blanche KimbaM
! Mrs. Graham F. Putnam win be at
home as usual informally this after
noon. and she will entertain number
( Of the younger musicians at an intor-
NAL affair this evening.
\ At the current events and current
literature section Of the Ladies' Lit
I erary club this afternoon Mrs. G. W.
/ Watson viii read a paper on n. P.
! Shaler and his work, and Miss Bu-
/ chanan viii review The Call Of the
Wild" by Jack London.
] nTrc ETErrrf, Holmes
viii arrive today and viii go directly
/ to the Amelia palace, which has been
! placed in readiness for their home
coming.
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd entertained
yesterday afternoon at high tea. The
home was beautifully decorated in pink
/ and green, and about a score Of the
/ friends Of the hostess were present
! Miss HOWat gave an informal card
party yesterday afternoon in honor Of
! Miss Dern. About fourteen guests
We're present.
Miss Lulabel Eldredge gives a pupils
/ recital at her home this evening, at
which she win be assisted by vocal tai
/ ent as we'll
Mrs. Louis Seckels entertained yes
terday. the guests being all the daugh-
! ters Of the late Heber Kimbau who. are
/ living in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Beattie are
| happy over the arrival of a little
/ daughter.
Mrs. H. H. Spencer and Mrs. F.
| Healy are down from ogden for a few
/ days. visiting friends.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Boswell will entertain
at an informal musicale tomorrow
evening at their home on Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark have tax
en- the Reeves cottage on South West
Temple and are now at home to their
friends.