The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-08
SOCIETY



Keith was the hostess was the most
elaborate OF the summer events Tue
cool weather made the beautiful home
delightful place to spend few hOuls
with friends. and the large airy rooms
filed with the fragrance OF the sea-
sons flowers We're the most attractive.
places ina inabie-
The large hall from the entrance was
filled with quantities of the most ex-
quieite summer flowers. TIE two cOlors
combined here beng blue and gold
Great jars or fragrant wild mustard
bloom filed the corners and the deep
blue Of the English faTkspur added
distinct touch Of harmony. The high
mantel in the background was banked
with brilliant yellow nasturtiums and
low bowls Of coriopsiS and gallaI 5ias
filed each tab0urette. Indian baskets
filed with the smaller flowers. cali
feTnia Popies and nastuIliums. hung
within the archways. To Tie right ana
LETT OF the entrance was the library
and drawing room and in these the
punch tables were placed. A higl.
mirror filed the corner behind Zach
table and these were banked WITH
quantities Of umbillifera and vile
mustard bloom. In the drawing room
a great bow Of yellow satin ribbon
added rick tone to the lighter yeliows
with which the room was decorated. In
the library. which was decorated
mostly in white, a mantsl decoration
OF pink and white bachelor buttons and
illsum was most effective. \ low bee
of the flowers lightened with the
graceful filium banked the mantel and
on one side arose sprays Of the fiiium
reaching to the top of tie glass. Be
low the great pinky blossoms of the
milkweed filled q jardinerre.
In the dining room blue bachelor
buttons and sage green ribbon match
ing the mural decoration were used
The table showed a decoration of three
small baskets filed with the blue
/ flowers with bows and Steamers of
the ribbon extending between. A
basket OF the flowers hung above the
sidebOard and a similar one in ttr
broad north window Baskets filed
with the cool blue flowers hung from
the chandeliers and the same flowers
were festooned around them.
The outside of the house as well as
the inside was most attractive. Til
verandahs to the south. east and weet
were all shaded and the lawn to tie
east was covered with rugs and chairs
making an ideal resting place for the
guests over the west entrance an
immense flag was hung. shutting out
the light and adding to the decoration
From immense blocks of ice covered
with vines and fruit punch was served
| in the library and the drawing room.
and on the east porch and the upD-r
balcony lemonade bowls were placed
An orchestra was stationed on the
upper handing furnishing delightful
music.
The receiving party stood IN
the reception hall directly under
the rOtunda, Miss Annette Fer
guSon, neice Of the hostess be
ing presented by Mrs. Keith for he
first time. The friends who assisted
were Mrs Samuel Woodward. Mrs. ]
ID. Thompson, Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Mrs HOyt Sherman, Mrs John
p. Dooly, Mrs. Charles D. Rookledge
Mrs. James Y. Ferguson. Mrs. J. T.
Folsom, Mrs. J. G. Jacobs, Mrs. Ger
dell, and Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan. About
200 friends were invited.
Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin enter
tanned at a delightfully."- informal
luncheon at the Country club yester-
day, the decorations being entirely an
nasturuums. Vases of the flowers
sraced the table and the same fowern
with their leaves were scattered over
the table. The guests were seated at
one long table. the following being in
vited: Mrs. J. r. Folsom Of San Fran
CISCO, Mrs Alma d katz of Boise. Miss
Stella Salisbury Miss Katherine
SannO, Miss Edith Sherman. Miss
Ellie Peet Of New York. Miss Rather
inc Geddes, Miss Addie zane, Miss
Lillian Woodward. Miss Mary Louisc
Anderson, Miss Katherine Lowe. Miss
Sherman, Miss Laura Sherman, and
Miss Gertrude McGrath.
Miss Fife Peet Of New YORK who has
been the guest Of Miss Edith Shear
man leaves this morning for SGs
Francisco,
Miss Marion ROOkledke is spending 4
few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George
II. Wood at their home, 65s East THiTG
South street.
Mrs. Joshua F. Grant returned yes
terday from a visit Of several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. George A. snow ir
Chicago and at the ST. Louis fair.
Mrs. Louis Kingman PastTiouch
leaves tomorrow for an eastern triT
| of several weeks. Mrs. PastrioucE viii
visit relatives in Boston.
Roscoe Breeder and NJ. A. Breeder
/ jT.. returned yesterday from a short
| visit with friends in Colorado. Trey
/ visited Glenwood Springs, Manitou snC
| Denver.
Miss Katie Upper and Miss Lor.
| reJtO DudCieSCn OF POcatellO are in tht
! city. the guests OF Mr. ard Mrs 7. r
| Elierbeck at 81 X street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alma D. katz Of Pdis,
are in the city, guests OF Miss Edith
/ Sherman
! c. r Alley has gone east TO spend Z
1 two months vacation With relatives il
/ Indiana
W. J. Leonard has gone to Sweet
water to rest a short time on his ranch
Joseph Baumgarten VIII leave thi
morning for a two months trip through
/ the east While away Mr.. Baumgar
/ ten will visit New York, Chicago am
/ st. Louis.
! Miss Ivy Price entertained about TIVE
| dozen friends at a KensiagtOn at hei
Eome yesterday afternoon "A que -