The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-21
SOCIETY
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Douglas last evening by Captain ant
Alfs, John Edwin Woodward 20 allow
the toWnspeOple 10 meet the officers
ana ladles Of the new regiment The
I tAtife grounds surrounding The hall anC
! the OulceTs club were lighted viii
fancy lanterns. many of which were III
tne most unique designs known TO Jap
duese aft Strings of the lights eZ-
I tended along the walks and an the
I Nerandas around were lighted with
/ them. Bunting screened the porch OF
the haI and large flags festo0ned tbs
entrance AT the extreme north OF the
Z NAH the garrison flag, reaching the en-
I tire width was draped. and inter-
( woven 1Fith this were the regimenta
coiors, the white eagle with the es-
! CuLcheon in blue and gold borne al0ft
TO me left of the entrance stood the
[ receiving party under am immense silk
en- nag worked in the Philippines
/ StTeameIs OF bunting in the national
coiors extended from each corner to
the center of the room. and flags
! draped the musicians stand and hung
/ ia the corners Around the walls was
/ "a trleZe of Filipino hats in unique
I shapes. and below these were some
} beautifully worked sleeping mats which
I made handsome mural decora items AT
/ either side of the entrance was lam
/ taca of Filipino guns. and the punch
/ bowl was removed from the usual cor
ner and placed in cerner Of the YER
anda.
Ia the Omcers' club. where supper
I was served, small tables were arranged
On the entire west side. On these were
! covers of exquisite japanese workman
snip. They were decorated pr0tusely
with red roses white carnations and
/ blue bachelor buttons carrying out the
natiOHai color design. On the east side
E ~ q Prs % .H rf %
er guests, and the room was beautifully
Z decorated with Bagdad hangirgs and
a friezs OF East Indian prints. Here
the tables and even the chairs for the
players all gave evidence OF the Orient,
and the whole room was filed with
Oriental associations.
With Captain and Mrs Woodward i'm
the receiving line We're Colonel and
mrs. Lockwood, Captain and Mrs.
I Sturgls, Captain and Mrs Morrow.
captain and Mrs. Perry Captain and
MEs. Wells, Lieutenant and Mrs. Point
MRS. Mary Judge and Mr. and Mrs
William H. O'Brien. Besides these the
host and hostess were assisted I'm en-
PERTAINING their guests by AIT and Mrs.
Benner \. Smith, 1IT. and Mrs. Davis
p Murray AR. and Mrs. j. r. N alker,
Miss stella Salisbury, Miss Anna Nc
Cornick, Miss sherman, Miss Laura
Sherman, Miss AGdie zane, Miss Leta
MCMILLAN, Miss Dorothy Kinney, Miss
Emily Read. Lieutenant Berry and
Lieutenant Greene. About 200 friends
were present.
Miss Gertrude Mayer was the hostess
yesterday at party in honor of Miss
nellie Pinkerton and the members Of
her bridal party. The Mayer home on
East Second South street was prettiiy
decorated i'm the two COlOrs to be used
Tor Miss PinkertOn's wedding tOmOr-
row evening, a profusion of white roses,
ferns and palms being used. The even
ing was spent informally, and the we'd
ding cOIOrs were carried out in every
thing. even to the refresR ments. About
twenty-fOur yOung friends enjoyed the
event.
The reception planned by the Com
merciaI club in honor of Professor A.
a. Stanley of the University Of MiChi
gan, was postponed last evening OWNS
10 the fact that Professor Stanley did
not arrive i'm the city Jlii midnight.
evening immediately following the lee
ture.
Lieutenant Aiphs y. Eastou has gone
TO ogden to meet Mrs. Eastou ON her
way from the coast
Miss Jessie Lake, who has been the
guest Of the Misses Alexander for some
time past left Friday for "a visit ina
Denver and later for her home in Chi
caSo.
Major Thurston of Fort Douglas viii
leave Friday on a leave Of absence, to
be spent in the east
Miss Helen B0xrud is home from
Wellesley for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Charles G. Plummer and Mrs.
Frank a. DrUehi VIII entertain party
of friends at Saltair tomorrow for Mrs
William Coates
Captain and Mrs. Briaut n. Wells
viii be located iu No. 1,.at Fort Doug
las, after this week.
Miss Alice Haskell, sister of Lieuten-
ant Haskell Of Fort Douglas, VIII ar
rive next week from New York 10 visit
at the post for the summer
Mrs j. o. Duke of Chicago is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. George Savage
at 1903 Second street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage win shortly move
to 2i3 Fourth street and later viii spend
the summer in the mountains.
Captain and Mrs. H. r. Perry and
their children viii leave Sunday Tor the
east, where they viii spend the sum
mer.
Miss Morris and Miss Juliet Marks
of ogden spent sunday i'm the city Wis