The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-17
Society

One Of the most deliberately appointed
dances ever attempted by the eolleSe
I boys here was given last night in the
University assembly hall by the Al
pha Pr fraternity. The decorations
were in japanese style. The ballroom
was lighted with scores OF japanese
lanterns and the walls hung with ORR
entail designs The gymnasium was ar
ranged in the form of a japanese re-
ception room. A large bamboo house
! occupied one corner, while large ORR
entail umbrellas covered the others and
acted as shades for the tea drinkers.
During the evening Japanese lunch
con was served by society girls dressed
in japanese tea gowns
a large number OF downtown" So
cic-y people were present dis well as a
number of school students. This is the
first OF the series Of dances to be given
by this fraternity. The next will be
given some time in February. The
chaperons were: Governor and Mrs.
Heber M. Wells, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph T.
Kingsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar
Van Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Jen-
nings, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McVichie,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard p. Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Ritter. Mr.. and
MRS. w. Arthur Sherman, Senator and
Mrs. Thomas ,Kearns.
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Miss Edith Mcguire will receive at a
studio tea at her studio in the CONNER
cial club building this afternoon from
two until six o'clock. She viii be as
sisted by Mrs. a. r. Haywood Mrs. J.
Nj. Bidwell. Mns. Russell l. Tracy, Mrs,
Q. r. Cary, Mrs. +. A. Wedgwood. Mrs.
Martha Royle King. Mrs. Graham F.
Putnam, and Mrs. James 3. Eddie.
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a tea viii be given by Mrs William
Bayiy, jr., at the University club to-
day
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Captain John Z. Madden and his
mother win entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of the members of
General BaldWin's party.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Miller viii enter
tain a few friends very Informally at
cards this evening at their home on
Brigham street.
Frank King Of san Francisco 6 is in
the city for short stay.
Mrs Mary NJ. T. Allc> of Park. City
entertains Ell a large affair this after
noon which win be attended by many
friends from SAT- Lake.
Mrs. A. C. Andrews and Mrs. John
Reed received their friends informally
yesterday afternoon at the Andrews
home on : street. The house W as made
bright with many flowers and Christ
mas holly, and the many friends who
called during the afternoon hours en-
joyed an informal visit The ladies'
were assisted by Mrs. Harry GAM. Miss
Edna Nil er and Mss Ethel Paul
Miss Leta Mcmillan has returned
from the east after a visit Of some
months with friends
c. P, Overfeld viii leave today for
Colorado. where he viii meet Gordon
Hutchings and together they viii re-
turn for the holidays
Mrs. A. B. McCa.ly of Salem. Ohio,
is visiting DR., and Mrs. l.. J. Dun and
Mrs. Mays. She win remain here dur
ms the holidays.
Mrs. Jack Wade is on her way home
from the Philippines, and Mrs. Fowler
and son of San Francisco will be in
the city shortly and will visit Captain
and Mrs. Jameson at Fort Douglas
Captain and Mrs. s. V. Ham viii
entertain a. dinner Christmas day.
MISS F@Nifd SCnuitE, VINO mas Deen IN
the east for several months past, is ex-
pected homo Sunday.
Professor Albert II. Hager arrived
IN the city yesterday afternoon from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry $ Joseph are
expected home early in the week from
months stay in California.
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Rev. and Mrs. Bejamin Young Of
the First M. +. church. assisted by the
general board win receive friends al
the church Monday evening, Jan. ,,
from 8 till 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. ], G. Glosz win leave immediate
~ after Christmas for a visit with her
daughter in New York.
The members of the First Unitarian
society and their friends enjoyed an
Informal dance at the Unity hall last
evening. The hall was well filed with
dancers who took delight i'm the good
music and the fine floor. The follow
ing committee had charge Of the af-
fair: J. J. Rivers, J. l.. Perkes. A. A
Moulton. Mrs. George O. Orr, Miss Bes-
sic Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Ritter entertain
at large supper this evening for the
faculty and board of regents of the
University of Utah.
The marriage of Miss Mamie For
donski, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Israel, and Paul Ehlert viii take place
Saturday. Dec. "A, at noon. The we'd
ding VIII be a quiet one, attended only
by relatives.