The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-16

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Many Of the officers are at present alb
sent on leave and Of those who are here
many OF their wives are visiting at
their homes. OF those already known
Z To Salt Lake society Captain and Mrs.
John +. Woodward are in No. 6, and
Captain and Mrs. Briant Ii Wells wiz
have No. 3, Mrs. ~. III. Point has ar
rived from visit with her parents in
san francisco, and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Point are at home in No. l. No 4
is occupied by Captain and Mrs. Perry,
NO, by Lieutenant and Mrs. Haskell,
and No. by Lieutenant and Mrs. East
on, and Captain and Mrs. Sturgis re-
main in No. g. Although the mess is
still in No. g, that house viii be for
Lieutenant and Mrs. ". III. Waldrou.
Major ThurstOn is located in No 10,
Captain JameTsOn in No. IL and Mr..
and Mrs. ROwlands temporarily i'm No.
u. Major RsybOurn is TO have No. IS,
and Major and Mrs. Smith are still in
No. IA. Chaplain p. r. BrCckman is
TO be in No. TO- Captain and Mrs. Blake
are occupying No. is. and Captain ana
Mrs. Morrow No. H. Lieutenant Far
Tar, who is at present i'm San Francis
CO. still has No % with his mother
and sister Mrs. Potter Chaplain Mar
wins family is temporarily in No 2l.
and Lieutenant and Mrs. GOODWIN
are in No. p. Dr. and Mrs lie May
have retained their old quarters at No.
35, and Lieutenant and Mrs. a. q. Clark
of the battery are now in No. "A. Lieu
tenant Colonel and Mrs. CaHh are To-
Gated in No. %, and Dr. and Mrs. Hep
burn have moved to No. 20. No. so, the
cCmmandants house is. of course, OcCu-
pied by Colonel and Mrs. Lockwood,
Mrs. Samuel f. Fenton entertained
yesterday afternoon at a tea at her
home on Second West street. The hall
and porch were decorated in green, the
cool eject being obtained 9th numer-
Gus light, airy palms and ferns on the
broad Veranda to the south rugs and
chairs were arranged ana here punch
was served The entire corner was
screened from the heat with vines. In
the parior where stood the receiving
party red roses banked the mantels and
fireplace and tall vases of them filled
the corners. Green and white were the
cOlOrs used in the dining room. From
above the table a basket of segO lilies
was suspended and a lCN bowl Of the
same formed the Centerl5gece. From
between the rooms another handsome
basket of the sego lilies and fern hung
and on every hand the cool green and
white met the eye. The low French
windows opening on the verauda ad-
mitted the refreshing breezes and in
the hall beyond an orchestra played
soft music.
Mrs FentOn was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Heber III. Wells, Mrs. +. D.
BickfOrd and Mrs James i. Franken.
The dining room was i'm charge Of Mrs.
Ernest A. Trip and Mrs. OrsOn How
ard, and they were assisted by Miss
June Howard, Miss GwendOlin Trip
and Miss Flora Trip. Mrs. Alma katZ
poured coffee and Mrs. Isaac Jennings
served sherbet, and punch was served
on the shady veranda by Miss Louise
Jennings, Little Miss Marion Jennings
also assisted in receiving the guests.
About 200 friends called during the att
eTnoOn.
Miss Althea Wheeler was the hostess
yesterday at q tea given in honor OF
Mrs Alice =, Norton of Chicago. The
cool rooms We're decorated simply with
roses, pink being used in the two par
Tors and a deep rich red in the dining
room Miss Wheeler was assisted IN
receiving by Miss Georgia Wheeler and
Madame Root besides the guest Of
honor. Miss Claudia SchOheld served
punch in the library and the friends as
sisting ia the dining room were MIS-
Tempest. Mrs. George n. Lucas, MIS-.
SchodeId and Mrs. w. II. FaTnsworth.
They were assisted i'm serving by the
Misses Bessie CrONau, leila ScnoHeld
and Grace Tempest, About 100 friends
called to meet Mrs. Norton during the
afternoon hours.
Miss Edith Sherman entertained a
few of the old-ume friends of Mrs
John L0ngmafd yesterday afternoon at
an informal tea.
Mrs. Dorsey Ash has gone to VIII
mingtOn, Del. to spend the summer.
Miss Eta Powers and her sister Miss
Nellie Powers, leave tomorrow morning
for the east.
Mrs. Ryan viii be at home for the
summer with Miss Eleanor peterson at
4S Fifth East street.
Miss Eliza Curtis leaves shortly for
Berkeley to spend some time with Mrs,
c.. s. Price at the Partridge home.
Mrs. c. r. Tucker is in the city the
guest of her sister Mrs. killeen, at pa
West Fifth South street, Mrs. Tucker
was formerly Miss Mary Carruthers Of
this city, and is now the wife Of Pro
fessor &. r. Tucker Of Long Island
City, Long Island.
DR.. and Mrs. G. +. suehI entertained
at dinner Monday evening for Miss
Esther T. Allen. who left yesterday
morning for New York Miss Allen viii
be Joined in Ohio by her sister, Miss
Florence Allen. and together they viii
sail for Germany 10 spend the coming
two years with their mother.
Mrs. Morgan and Miss Morgan. for
many years connected with the Coilegi-
ate Institute, leave tomorrow morning
for New York, whence they sail June
IS on the Aurauia to spend the next
year abroad.
Mrs. c. L. Mitchell of Denver is i'm
the city. the guest of her sister, MIS-.
Frank L. Parker, at S24 East Brigham
street.
Mrs. George Curtis viii return the
end of the week from a short visit 10
St. Louis and win spend the summer
with her aunt, Miss Mary Rider.
Mrs. lie Grand Young viii entertain
at a luncheon tomorrow for Mrs. Har-
old Russell. Mrs. ". W. litter enter
tains for Mrs Russell saturday even
ing and Mrs, William Reid Will give a
luncheon in her honor Monday
The ladies of ST. Marks guild viii
give a lawn party at Rowland Han
Tuesday evening next from z till 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris is iii with
nervous prostitution
The most elaborate church wedding
seen in the city I'm many months was
that IF hFfse Grace TIefT-as and nv,