The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-13
.SOGIETY.

( Miss Marie Ireiad was the guest of
honor yesterday afternoon at a most
delightful card party given by Mrs
Charles Brink. The decorations of the
home were most artistic, the colors
chosen being red and green. Red car
nations and smilax were arranged very
prettily, and the score cards were the
daintieSt of valentines in the same c91-
ors. The TALES were heart-shaped, and
prizes were awarded to Miss Lenerel
Ellerbeck Miss Maude Parker and Miss
Marie ireland. The guests to meet
Miss Ireland We're Mrs. Archer, Mrs.
VIII Browning, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs Bur
rows. Mrs. Bogue, Mrs. -Creary, Mrs
critzer. Mrs. Cowan. Mrs Druehl, Mrs.
Ellerbeck. Mrs. 5. D. Evans, Mrs.
James X. Ferguson, Mrs. r. d. Grant,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. James. Mrs
Kenyon. Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Love.
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Miner,
Mrs. Oswald, Mrs Pfoutz, Mrs. G. B.
Pfoutz, Mrs. Z. r. G.. Smith, Mrs.
scarff, Mrs. Tarbet, Mrs. E. A. -S'l.,
Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Young
AID Mrs. NJ. Walker, and the Misses
6TaApford, Creary. COwan, Elleroeck,
aebbs, l. Kenyon, Jackson, Noble,
iker. Radcliff, Hague and Dean.
! Tle last large dancing party before
! seInbSes, which occurred last evening.
I 1t wa by far the most delightful Of the
series so far, and was enjoyed by
| great many of the gay dancers of the
smart set. A number of the POST peo-
7 pie weie down, and a few guests from
/ out of sown. Supper was served in an
I adjoining room, the table being most
artisticaAy decorated in red and green.
4 A tall vase of red carnations formed
the centrpiece, and broad ribbons or
red satin outlined the edge of the
| table, which was lighted by cande.abra
shaded in Fed.
The lastfone of tie series, which is
! expected to be of some special order,
will take place Immediately after Eas-
ter.
/ A most charming dinner was given
llast evening at the homa Of Mrs Nc
/ Clure, at which she and Mrs. E. 5
Ferry were the hostesses- The tab,e
/ decorations Were pisfk roses and pink
tulle with sprays Of maidenhair fern.
| The tulle was draTed around the board.
and large bows of it were arranged
at the ends Pink candles lighted the
whole, and the place cards were pink
| and green valentines. The guests were
| Governor and Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Fischer,
the Misses ThOrne. Anderson. Read,
and Messrs. w. J. Lawrence. Whitley,
T. Ellis Browne. Fred Leon and F. c.
| Schramm.
One of the prett:est of valentine card
parties ever given in the city was that
of yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Simon Bamberger. The house was
/ decorated from enc end to the other
with red hearts, and a dainty little
! Cupid was perched on one side of IN
| immense mirror holding ropes strung
/ with hearts of ali sizes. The tallies
( and score cards were of the same
| designs, and the prizes also were IN
the valentine order. The guests were
| seated at twelve tables. and prizes
were won by Mrs. John Dern. Mrs DR..
Dart, Mrs. Obendorfer and Mrs. Vim
] cent.
The marriage of Miss Martha Stirling
and Mr.. Albert Gerrans took place last
evening at the home Of the brides par
I ents. The ceremony was performed by
] Bishop West at s O'Clock, and was fol-
/ lowed by wedding supper, at which
/ a large number of friends were pres
ent. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Agnes Stirling as brides
maid. and Mr.. Joseph Stirling was the
best man Prominent among me guests
was Mrs. Mexican, who was bridesmaid
TO the brides mother thirty two years
ago.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| Taggart will be glad to learn that they
are very delightfully."- situated in the
City of Mexico. where they will re-
main for some time.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden, who is one of the
board of directors for the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, was guess
| on Feb. 2 at recet tiGn and luncheon
| given by SoroSiS in New York.
The marriage of Miss Clara Louise
Snyder and Mr.. H. A. Eckner will take
place next Tuesday at the home of the
brides parents, SCI East Third South
street.
The many friends of Mrs. Zina H
Smoot OF Provo will be pleased to learr
that she is rapidly recovering from
her recent severe illness. Mrs. Smoo
is still confined to her room, but it i
expected she will be around agair
within very few days.
At the Ladies Literary club this aft
ernoon Mrs. A. H. S. Bird will presen
a paper on University Life and thu
Cecil Rhodes Request" Rev. Mr.. FISH
of the Unitarian church viii give {
talk on German and Swiss universities
Miss Slbley or Detroit, the wee preSl
dent of the Girls Friendly society il
connection with the Episcopal church
has spent the past two days in the cit
as the guest of Rowland Hall.
Mrs j. T. Richards viii entertain
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Fred Scarf.
Mrs. E. w. Wilson entertains at he
home this afternoon.
The first ball given by the colleg
women of the University OF Utah vii
take place this evening at the univer
sity.
Mrs. Bamherger gives the second o
the card parties this afternoon.
Miss Mamie Cahoon left Wednesda!
for San Francis2o, where she viii
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