The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-18

SOCIETY
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The tea given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Benner X. Smith and Mrs. Ira
II, Lewis was one Of the delightful
events Of the past week The large,
airy rooms were thrown open TO the
I breeze and chandeliers and mantels
were tWlned with smilaE and plumOsa.
In the hallway numerous palms were
used and vines and screens sheltered
/ the Verandas. In the drawing room
| where the hCstesses stood receiving tail
vases OF deep pink roses stood and the
! same flowers were used on the man
tel. The small den between was used
Tor the music, a fine orchestra of lit
tie people furnishing a mandolin and
guitar programme In the dining room
circular table was used with a round
bed Of pink roses outlined with ferns
filling the entire center. Three ropes
of smilax hung from the chandelier and
as many handsome candlesticks were
placed on the table. Punch was served
on the veranda-
The women were assisted by Mrs.
Heber NJ Wells, Mrs. Hardness MIS-.
I Windsor ". Rice. Mrs. Ferdinand j.
Fabian, Mrs. r. $. Bascom, Mrs Sol
SiegeL Mrs Union Worthingt0n, Mrs.
j. r. Walker, Mrs. W. Montague Ferry,
Mrs. Henry La Motto, Mrs. George
Westervelt, Miss Blanche kimball,
Miss Hanauer and Miss Maud Thorue.
About 250 friends called during the att
eTnOOn.
Mrs. lie Grand Young and Miss
Young entertained at beautiful lunch
con yesterday at the Red Butte Hol-
low. The affair was in honor of Mrs.
Harold Russell and Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings Covers were laid for sixteen.
The decorations were all in yellow,
low bed of the yellow roses forming
the centerpiece of the table, while
branches Of the same radiated there
from. Coffee was served later on the
cool lawn amid the outdoor flowers.
Mrs. Sol Siegel, Mrs. J. e. Bamber-
ger and Miss Hanauer are to be the
hOstesses at the Country club this aft
eruOOn. There VIII be an approaching
and putting contest at 4 o'clock and
tea will be served on the veranda at
that hour
MIR. and Mrs. William H. Curtin are
at home at the AetrOpOle, i'm St. Joseph,
Mo, and Will remain there till the au-
tumn, when they viii take up house
keeping.
RIr. and Mrs. George H. Dern en-
tertained again last evening at hearts
. their guests numbering about forty.
/ This was the last OF the series of par
ties given during the week, and was
a most enjoyable event The rooms
were made bright with quantities OF
roses. Thursday evening prizes We're
won by Mrs. r. H. Officer Mrs. Ferdi-
nand j. Fabian, G. +. Putnam and ).
b. futile.
f. C. Schramm entertained a party
of six at an informal dinner at the
I'm
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell. The 9TH
er guests were Governor and Mrs.
Wells and Mrs. Frank w. Jennings.
Mrs. Jack" Keith has returned from
a visit of some time with her parents
in Evanston, and is again at nome at
Whitehall.
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett win be the
hostess today at d luncheon given for
Mrs. Harold Russell and Mrs. Frank
w. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ritter entertain
for Mrs. Russell this evening.
Park Charming, who has been the
guest for a few days of MIR. and Mrs.
r. H. Claiming, left yesterday for his
home in the east.
Mrs. John Warwick of Provo has
spent the past few days in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. Charlotte Pitcher entertained at.
dinner Thursday evening AZ the Fifth
East hotel
Miss Phil Pointer expects TO leave
/ for Kentucky next week TO join her
mother and sisters IN greensboro.
Mrs. Kissick and Miss Alice Slavin
have gone to California for a part Of
the summer.
Mrs. Dora Snyder has moved from IS
r street and IS at home at 903 First
street.
Mrs. Heber Lee has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon 10 be given Tues
day for Mrs. Russell.
Mrs Amelia Folsom Young has is
sued invitations for a high tea to be
given to sixty guests at her home on
/ First West street, on the evening OF
[ Tuesday June Is