The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Der part Beneath this was a pyramid
OF various fruits and the cherries were
arranged for the entire table qecofa-
lions beneath. Handsome can0elapfd
( Will cherry c0lored candles competed
this table liz the west end OF the
/ same room the other round table was
( covered with three large blocks q zee
/ arranged in triangular shape over
( which branches OF crimson ranlDIei
were dropping gracefully on ulantei
and sideb0ard were the candles Of deep
red and the whole effect with the RED
furnishings was most artistic. In TIE
library, where punch was served, the
I table was done i'm green. Two large
/ bows Of green ribbon adorned the cor
ners and from these arose two haAl-
/ some caGdelabra holding brilliant can
dies. An exquisite flower holder OF
many small vases graced the central
part Of the table and each vase was
flied with lavender sweet peas
/ Throughout the hall palms and Land
some plants were used and great FERNS
and flowers added to the beauty of the
/ art gallery. just inside the hallway
TO the south of the dining room. an
I orchestra was stationed, furnishing
delightful musical program. and on the
/ platform ia the art gallery q second
corps of musicians was placed.
AIrs. j. r. Walker and Mrs Benuer
4 X Smith were seated at TIE table serv-
ing and the other friends assisting.
/ Through the drawing and music rooms
( were Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice, Mrs Ells-
worth Daggett. MIS-. Henry g. McMiI-
/ Ian and Mrs David Keith. The girls
Miss Helen Gillespie, Miss Les Nc
I Milan Miss Aileen AacLsan and MISS
Elizabeth Mcintyre.
a#z
The engagement of Miss Ruby Pey-
I ton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gin $.
Z PeytOn, formerly Of this city TO James
I Tattersield Of Germantown. Pa, rs
announced The marriage VIII take
! place some time in the near future.
/ Miss Peytou has many friends i'm salt
/ Lake. having been until the removal
I of the family one of the younger So
/ ciety girls of the city.
/ Mrs, r. H. Claiming. Mrs. Union
/ WOrthingtOn and Miss Mary Louise
/ Anderson VIII be the hostesses at the
I Country club today. Tea VIII be served
+ at o'clock and a game Of clock golf
/ win be played.
/ An evening Of delightful informalty
al the University club marked the first
/ OF the regular ladies' nights last even
I ing. There was an informal dance In
I the large dining rooms. musical pro-
I gramme being rendered, and the roof
/ garden was thrown open for the nFst
/ time for an evenings entertainment
! Each member was allowed TO invite
I his friends and the club was well filled
7 during the entire time.
! Mrs. j. o. Reber has returned and is
again at home in the Miller fats on
North Temple street. Mrs. Reber has
/ been al the fair almost since it's open
Z ing day and as her mother Mrs. Fine
/ p Ernest is one of the board of lady
managers. she has enjoyed all of the
/ best there was to be seen and enjoyed
brother, MT. Ernest, is her guest for
time.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Whitney is expected home
shortly from Kansas City. Her sis
{ ter, Mrs WaIack. whose Illness called
I Mrs. Whitney away, is much improved
and viii probably visit Mrs whitney
I during the summer.
/ Miss Jean Preston win give lunch
/ con next Wednesday for Mrs. William
/ Coates of London, wIo is the guest of
/ Mrs. Charles G. Plummer
| Mrs. Benjamin MCMakin OF Bloom
I field, KY, viii he in the city during
/ the coming week to be the guest for
some time of DIT. and Mrs. Union
/ WOrthingJOn- Mrs. McMakn was for
merry Miss Mary WOTthiugtOn and has
visited her brother in salt Lake be-
fore. She has many friends who viii
be glad to welcome her again,
/ Mrs. n. A. Dunning of Washington,
( d. c., is i'm the city, the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Henry p. Henderson at tier
, home, 557 East Second South street.
Miss Maud Hapgood Is I'm the city
from Ogden and is the guest for a few
days of Miss Mary Hoag at the home
of Mrs. J. NJ Bowman on street,
Mr.. and Mus Frank Roberts have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now I'm their new home on @ street.
James WOOlf who has been the guest
of lIT. and Mrs Samuel II. Teut0n for
q few DAYS left Yesterday AZ 7r00u for