The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-01

SOCIETY
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". z Smedley an
ter, Louise. to Mr.. William II. Curtin Of
St. Joseph, Mo The marriage win be
one of the spring events, taking place
shortly after Easter. The young lady
is one Of the most popular Of Salt
Lakes bellies and has a host of friends
in this city and wherever she is known.
The lucky man is one Of the Wyeth
hardware firm OF ST Joseph and q
man wei known in his own state
Governor and Mrs. Wells VIII be at
home this afternoon from tiA
o'clock. They viii BE- assisted 5y the
officers and ladies of the governors
staff and the following additional Ia
dies: mrs. T. A. Trip. Mrs. Alma d.
Katz. Mrs. Lear Ritter, ST.. Mrs. David
s. Hempsfead and Miss Emily Read.
No Invitations have been issued. tut
X is expected that all their friends,
both men and lsomen, viii can
Colonel and Mrs Bubh will receive
ai the post this afternoon from till
o'clock. They will be assisted by n
number OF the ladies Of the garrison
and some friends from town.
The Commercial club viii be open 10
the members and their friends from
noon today till midnight. a competent
committee viii be in readiness 10 re-
ceive guests during the entire after
noon and evening
A number Of the college boys who
are home for the holidays and several
of the older student boys in town are
to give dancing party this evening
at the Ladies' Literary clufb. Among
the boys are Harold Fabian, Paul Nell
Gen. Alexander Thomas and Devereaux
Jennings.
Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice gives the sec
ond in a series of luncheons next Tues
day. the first 10 be given tomorrow at
the Knutsford. The Tuesday luncheon
VII he at the Pice home on Brigham
street and win be followed by a card
PARTY.
Mrs. Lee Charles Miller ard Miss
Olive Jennings VIII give a musicale at
the First Congregational church d week
from Tuesday night. The affair viii
also ia the nature of a reception as
we'll
Captain and Mrs. Guy Palmer have
heen stationed at Fort Crook. near
Omaha. Captain Palmer has already
gone 10 his post, and Mrs. Palmer viii
leave today to join him.
Judge and Mrs. J. 6 Boyle are home
from New York, where they have spent
the past two months with their chill
dren there.
Miss Annie Pike, who has been visit
inf Miss Traddles Patterson for the
past week. leaves today for her home
in Eureka.
Mrs. W. B. Searle left yesterday for
her home in Provo. after a visit of a
few days with friends in the city.
SIS
OF the many ,eveGts that marked the
outgoing year, the most delightful and
elaborate was the hop at the Hotel
Fifth East last evening. The guests
had spared no pains TO make the event
a delightful one. and the whole lower
floor was arranged most aTtistically
for the comfort Of the dancers. The
dining room was cleared for dancing.
and throughout the whole space the
lights were shaded with red. and red
predominated in ali the decorations.
The long corridors were utilized for
cosy corners, and the foyer was made
bright with many rugs and diVsns. A
small room to the right of the dance
hall was hung with Navajos and fitted
for punch room. and refreshments
were served in buffet style in the din
ing room An orchestra stationed in
one corner behind a screen Of palms
furnished delightful music, and many
friends enjoyed the dancing till Il late
hour. The guests were received by
Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Wakelins and the Misses
Ross and Jennings.
Mrs. William H. Cunningham enter
tanned again yesterday at the third in
a series of mnche0ns. The guests
numbered twelve, aII the same color
scheme OF red was carried cut in the
| decora tfons. The place cards were tiny
calendars, done in water colors.
Hiss Sadie Merrill. Miss Mary
Wightman. Miss Nell Cullen, Miss
! Clara Deal, Miss Katherine Moffat and
Miss Emma Fisher viii receive their