The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-03
Society


Vltauons today for tea TO be given
next Thursday afternoon for Miss
Emily Read. The event viii take In a
wide circle of friends. and as the hours
are from to o'clock the men viii be
! included in the invitation.
An elaborate card party was that
given yesterday by Miss Kirkpatrick
IN compliment to her sister, Mrs. Ack-
land Hood of New Zealand and Miss
Carlyn Kenyon. About fifty friends
were entertained, the tables being ar
ranged in the red ordinary. The noh-
day season was anticipated i'm the
brilliant red and green, the mantel be-
/ ing banked with ferns and studded
with red flowers. The tales were
small calendars and the score cards
were Christmas cards. III the receiving
line stood the hostess, her mother. and
the two honored guests. The Misses
Ruth and Nose Kirkpatrick and Miss
Jasmine Young and Miss katherine
Milnams assisted in keeping the score
in the game, and prizes were won by
Mrs. Arthur II. S. Bro. Mrs. s. II.
Sturgiss, and Mrs. John T.. Woodward.
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Two dancing parties were given last
evening the one by the alumni of Salt
Lake High school and the other by
The scene of the first was Unity hail
on Second East street. where the red
and black of the High school was
everywhere in evidence. The High
school flag hung on the wall and bunt-
ing in the two colors was used as
streamers. The patTOneSses were Mrs.
.. j. Salisbury, Mrs. Russell Schulder,
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. Rachel Mil
Ter and Mrs. A. J. Worse. The guests
were received by the executive commit
tee of the ASSOCIATION. A fine orchestra
furnished the music At the university
the affair was in the hands of the Col
lege women and was enjoyed by a large
number Of their friends
Miss Celia McReady was the hostess
last evening at a dinner given for
number Of her girl friends. The decora-
lions were in red and green, plumosa
and bright red carnations being used
with red candles and shades The
guests were Miss Jennie Lynn, Miss
Evalyn Thomas. Miss Mary Sharp.
Miss Helen Burton, Miss Edith kings
bury. Miss Gertrude Mayer Miss
Phoebe Hardin, and Miss Annie Adams.
Mrs. GleOn Bachman of Provo has
been removed from ST Marks hos
pital and is a guest at the home of
Mrs. Afford.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Forbes is home from an
eastern trip of several months, having
enjoyed a visit with Lieutenant and
Mrs. Mccullough at Fort Leavenworth
Mrs. a. d. Melvin will receive in
formally next Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. John Reed of Denver.
Miss Louise Jennings will entertain
a few Of her friends az luncheon to-
day at her home.
The Plate club viii meet next Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. D. G. Gates on
1 street.
The teachers and principal Of the
Jackson school entertained the patrons
at reception yesterday afternoon at
the schOOlhouse.
The Billie club has issued invitations
for a dance 10 be given next Friday
evening at Christensen's hall.
Miss Grace Dele Davis viii leave to-
Gay for an eastern visit Of several
months.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas has returned
from an extended eastern trip. She
visited the Worlds fair in st. Louis
on her return.
The regular =. L. O. meeting will be
held at Mrs. A ]. Gorhams, ALB East
| Second South, at ? O'clock this after
noon.
The w. T. r. club was entertained
| by Miss Hazel Pany at her home on
| Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vincent of 175
/ North Sixth West entertained inform
! ally last Monday evening in honor of
/ their niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Paul Walthers, of California Whist
/ and high five were played during the
/ finst part Of evening, after which re-
! freshments We're served. Among those
| present were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
] Francis. Mr. and Mrs. j. f Collins,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Smith, 8Ir. and
| Mrs. Joseph Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Francis, Mrs. Charles Jones.
/ Misses Margrette Francis and Carrie
| Smith, Messrs. Walter and Arthur
| Francis.