The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-15
Society

Oeuerdi ana MRS. Frank d. Baldwin
and their party were made made the
nohored guests At the hep last even
ing al the military post. which was the
largest event DIT which fownsneonIe
could greet them during their stay. The
receiving party stood to the rfght OF the
entrance to greet the guests. among
tnem being the members OF the visiting
party. Colonel and Mrs. Lockwood.
captain and Mrs. E Nj. Blake. Mrs.
Barnes and Mrs. Moody. The hall was
hung with flags and bunting. and at
the upper end opposite the entrance
huhg large flag completely screening
the end This at the supper signal
was raised and supper served in buffet
style. Military trappings of all kinds
decorated the walls. and from the cen
yer hung a sprig Of mistletoe just small
enough to avoid attention Music was
furnished by the regimental band.
MRS. John +. DOOly was the hostess
Yesterday at a large and elaborate
Iuncheon at which over seventy of her
friends were entertained. The Christ
mas Idea was carried out in all the dec
orations the CHEEKY cclors of re. and
green predominating everywhere ex-
cept IN the drawing room, where pure
white flowers We're used. The small
tables we're arranged In the library and
dining room. each one holding a high
crystal candlestick with red candles.
the base of which was surrounded by a
wreath of holly. Deep red carnations
adorned the aidebeaTd and two hand
some candelabra frightened the mantel.
The members of the University club
entertained their friends last evening
with literary and musical programme
Dr. Henry La Motto gave an informal
talk on life aboard a United States
man -Of-war, and music was furnished
by Mrs. Agnes Osborne, Miss Agatha
BerkhOel and Grant Hampton. Miss
BerkhOel sang @ Don FATAL" by
Verdi. and My Desire" by Nevin.
Mrs. Osborne and Harold Siegel played
'Danse Macabre." by Saint Saens, and
M. Hampton sang Goodnight, Be
loved. Later a few hours were spent
informally, supper being served.
So
About thirty friends enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. 3. c. lockwood at Fort
Douglas yesterday when she enter
tanned at euchre for the visiting women
Of General Baldwin's party. Six-hand-
ed euchre was played, prizes being won
by Mrs Daniel lie May, Mrs. Judge
and Mrs. Paul L. Brockmann. The
Christmas decorations prevailed
NulOuSHUuA the theEFiUt nome.
The formal announcement Of the en-
sagement of Lieutenant Margetts has
been made. as follows:
Mrs. Irving Ballard of Seattle,
Wash, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Mabel Eleanor, to Lieu
tenant Nelson Empey Margetts. United
States army. The marriage will take
place in Seattle, Wash, Dec. p, at
Trinity Episcopal church"
Mrs. o. r. Osler, mother of Lieuten-
ant Margetts, left last evening fer Sc
attic to attend the marriage.
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Captain and Mrs. Sturgis entertain at
a buffet supper for about two dozen
guests this evening, following the card
party to be given by Mrs. Perry.
Mrs. w. H. Donnell left Monday for
San Diego to spend the winter.
Mrs. t. A. warden Of Butte. Mont,
is visiting Mrs. F. E. Straup of Bing-
ham. Mrs. Straup is in town for few
days shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hanson of
Ogden Will spend the holidays in the
city with friends.
MISS EiOlSe SduIef. VINO IS al IIaIal-
gar institute in Montreal. will spend
the Christmas vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Chase, in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs w. W Ritter will enter
tain al a supper Saturday evening for
the board of regents and the faculty
Of the University Of Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bell will entertain
the East Side Euchre club at their
home this evening.
Mrs. Lowe Of Colorado Springs,
cousin of Mrs. Baldwin. is with General
Baidwin's party, guest of Colonel and
Mrs. Lockwood
Mrs. Jay Rogers will entertain at
cards this afternoon.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. will meet tomorrow instead OF to-
day. as planned. The meeting will be
held with Mrs Grant Hampton at 30S
East First South street.
The women of the auxiliary to the B.
Of L. z. will give a card party this
evening at the Auerbach building.
The Women's Republican club gave
a card party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Brown. Fifty
women were present.
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