The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-14
SOCIETY


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A large and brilliant gathering OF
friends led the spacious parlors of the
Heath home last evening at the reeep-
ton given by Mr.. and Mrs. Heath IN
honor of their guests. Mr. Bacon and
Mr. Conway of Louisville The house
was beautifully decorated the colors
prevailing throughout being white and
green. In the drawing room 2. bank of
Spirea OVerhung the mantels in all the
rooms and tall vases OF white roses
alternated with tall, stately palms on
every side. Portieres Of plumosa hung
between the rooms, and the same feath-
cry decoration fell from the electroliers.
In the dining room a low mound OF
white carnations and ferns filled the
center of the table, and four candle
sticks Of heavy silver held green can
dies and shades. Connections combin-
| ing the two cOlorss added to the effect
and exquisite lace work under all made
a most beautiful table The guests were
received in the drawingroom, and across
the broad hall punch was served during
| the evening. An orchestra was sta
] toned i'm the rear OF the hall furnish
/ ing delightful music. About go guests
We're invited.
A very delightful afternoon was spent
| by about a score of the friends of Mrs.
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| luncheon yesterday. The cosy rooms
were frightened by jars filed with
| huckleberry blooms and eucalyptus
| branches, which filled the place with
i fragrance. The guests were seated at
| three tables, two of which held low
| mounds of pink roses and spirea, while
\ the third was frightened with yellow
| daffodils. After a delicious luncheon
/ the guests enjoyed a rare treat in
| brief but charming study of The For
/ tunes Of Oliver Horn" presented by
Mrs. G. z. Richards. Mrs. Richards
was at her very best. and interspersed
a beautifully prepared paper with Sc
/ lected readings from the work. The
! guests of the afternoon were Mrs Alex
! ander c. Ewing, Mrs. 7. b. Beatty,
! Mrs. r. c. Woodruff, Mrs. W. B.
! Sprague. Mrs. Cleaver. Mrs. w j. Nc
| Intyre, Mrs. Frederick Dern. Mrs. Joel
/ L. Priest. Mrs. Elizabeth II. COray,
! Mrs. c. +. Richards. Mrs. W. F. Adams,
1 Mrs. S. F. Fenton, Mrs. David Hemp
hill Mrs. J. F. Grant. Mrs. 5: v sheip,
/ Mrs L. c. Miller. Mrs. Fifield. Mrs.
! Frank B. stephens, Mrs. l.. L. Archer
! Miss Blanche Kimban.
| Mrs s. ]. Sturgis was the hostess
\ yesterday at a very daintily appointed
| spring luncheon. A particularly pleas
/ ing effect was given the table by its
I decorations of maidenhair ferns and
I pink and white daisies. Covers Wee
/ laid for ten, the guests being Mrs. Cliff
| ford r. Pearsall, Mrs. James l. Frank
en-, Mrs. George Nye, Mrs. Harris K.
Masters, Mrs. John Woodward. Mrs.
! David 5. Murray. Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming and Mrs. Stephen H. Babcock.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clark enter
| tanned at dinner at their apartments
| at the post last evening. the guests
| being DIR. and Mrs. a. c. Wherry, Miss
| Schwagler and Edward Copley.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dern have taken
a cottage at 11s0 Third street and viii
shortly be at home to their friends
/ there
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury and Miss
Salisbury are home from the coast
Miss Florence Dern is visiting friends
in Dixon. H., during the present week
Mrs. P. J. McKenna entertains at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Hester
Lavelie of Los Angeles, who is the guest
| Of Mrs. 4. II. Tarbet.
I The regular monthly meeting of the
( d. A. r. Will be held this afternoon at
/ the home OF Mrs. Lee c. Miller, 94S
/ East First South street.
An informal party and dance viii be
! given at Unity hall Friday evening,
! the 18th. in honor of Miss A. y. McIn-
] tOsh by the Unitarian society. All
/ friends Of the society and friends of
Miss Mcintosh are cordially invited.
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The Strollers' club viii give a dance
/ at the Ladies' Literary club tomorrow
! evening.
| Miss Lou Nelson of Provo is visiting
! in the city for a few days, the guest of
/ Mrs. Zina Fl. Smoot.