The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-28
Society

ford has sSen IN many years was the
dance given last evening by the
Misses Ruth and Nose kirkpatrick.
The affair was made into leap year
event, although till the arrival OF the
guests it was not so stated. The men,
arraysd in domino and mask, were
escorted into the ball room by the
girls in evening gowns. and much
merriment was created the un-
masking. The two ordinaries were
covered with canvas and decorated
With bright red wreaths. The mu-
sicians were seated behind a screen
Of palms between the green ordinary
and the main lining room. Here the
supper tables were arranged, each one
decorated with holly and lighted with
red candles. The favor which each
maiden conferred on her partner was
bright red heart tied with red satin
ribbons. Some OF the handsomest
evening gowns ever worn in Salt Lake
were seen. The guests were Miss At
ton Young, Miss Jasmine Young. Miss
Allie Miller Miss Margie Miller. Miss
Elolse Sherman, Miss Laura Sherman,
Miss Maud Fitch, Miss Lillian Fitch,
Miss Sadler Miss Rebecca Morris,
Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss Rather
Inc Geddes. Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss
stella Salisbury, Miss Katherine
Judge, Miss Anna Mccormick, Miss
Goliath, Miss Eva Thomas, Miss Eiiz-
abeth Mcintyre. Miss Leta Mcmillan,
Miss Katherine Williams, Miss Cos
griff, Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide Ma
son, Miss Maud Thorne Miss Char
lotte Holmes. Miss Lane and Miss
Iam5rSon OF Fort Douglas, Miss Bea
Cheeseman, Miss Dooly, Miss Marga-
ret DOoiy, Miss Mamie sharp. Miss
George Weber Miss Margaret Park,
Mrs. A. L. Walker. Messrs. George
ltlter, John :. CritchlOw. j. r. Critch-
low. T. G. Schramm, Lewis, Clarence,
Henry and Willis Mccormick, Henry
Feery, J. 7. Goodwin. Leo Chandler.
Louis Gates, Poe Pritehard Lawrence
Hammel, Fred Jacobs. G orge and
WI Lawrence, Harry Roberts, VIII
liams. Roscoe Breeder. Ray Savage.
Arthur and Alex Thomas. WIN and
Edwin Groesbeck, Dick Sprague, Alex
hcChrystal, Win Han, Atkinson.
Frank Judge. Brig Cannon. Charles
Keith. Robert Young, lie Grande
Young, Hal Hampstead Miles Varian,
Gwynne Officer, Fitch, HOgle. Van
Fleet, McCaskell, Scott Groesbe
Holmes, Roger Sherman. Salisbury.
Coffin, Shirley Weber, Saunders. Al
len. Smart, Green. Bsbe. Oswalt.
Moody Parker, Vaughn. McNafr,
About forty OF the young friends Of
Miss Edith Sutherland enjoyed a de-
IGhtful evening at the Sutherland
Eome last evening, the game played
being sixty-three. The home was
bright with the Christmas colors. fes-
toons of holly and. mistletoe decorat-
Ing everything. Brilliant ponsettias
and deep red carnations added their
a n e.
ofations sugs e5ted all the warmth and
good cheer OF the season.
Miss Eleanor Lloyd of Butte is in
The city, guest of Mrs. Belden in
Proportion.
Miss Margaret Park has returned to
her home after trip of some months
duration through the south and east.
Mrs Madden, mother of Captain
john Madden, adjutant of the Twenty
ninth, leaves today after visit of
some time with her son, for her home
In San Francisco. Her little grand
son accompanies her.
Miss Emma Wald. who was a guest
Of Miss Agatha Berkhoel. has gone
on 10 ner home in Oakland after an
absence abroad of about six months.
Hugh Park jr. leaves today for !
Boston after spending Christmas with
his parents. He goes by way of Mus |
kegon, Mich, where ne will visit rela- |
tlves.
Miss Estelle Dunford is in San /
Francisco. where she viii spend the |
winter with Mir. and Mrs. Morton |
French.
Captain and Mrs. w. F. Chamber !
lain of Hannibal No. are spending a /
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. !
Smith.
Mrs. Sarah Eggertson Cuff and her
daughter left last evening for Provo.
where they will spend the next ten
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. NayIor of Logan
are down to spend the holidays with
the Naylor family.
Miss Stella SALISBURY entertained the
Bridge club at her home yesterday aft
ernOon.
Miss Mary Rider has returned from
Il visit with friends in the east and is
again at home at IS Grace flats with
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Zane Stoner left for his home in
Evanston yesterday after having spent
Christmas in Salt Lake.
The Utah Women's Press club VIII
meet at Exponent Office tomorrow in
stead Of Saturday. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged: New
Year sentiments, poem. Mrs. Z. B.
Wells; current events. Mrs. Lapish:
Christmas in India. Mrs. NJ. Francis: !
Christmas in Norway, Mrs. Emma |
Jensen; Christmas in France, Mrs. !
Mary Kelly: Christmas in Germany. /
Mrs. CandlaDd; Scotch reading, Miss
NJ. Symon.