The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16
SOCIETY
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The Ladies Literary club has seldom
presented such scene as it did iass
evening in its gaia dress for the aFst
leap yea BAH given in the city since
the coming out Of the present dancing
set The walls were hung with rich
Oriental draperies. several Egyptian
rugs covering an immense space. Cosy
corners with cushions made the place
inviting. and rugs and drapeTies COW
cred the floor Of the outer room. The
front door was closed. and the guests
entered from The lower floor. A panea
table was arranged in the outer room,
and "a smoking room was fitted Up be-
low. In the main hall a heavy. screen
OF palms and rubber plants concealed
the musicians. and palms were banked
N the corners at either side Of the dais.
From the chandeliers hung balls Of As.
paragCs plumosa studded thicizlv with
butterflies Of pink ribbon, and rose pink
shades were on each light. About fifty
dancers enjoyed the party. which waa
one Of the best ever arranged in the
city.
A brides luncheon. which was in
every sense most artistic affair. was
that given yesterday for Miss Jane
Macintosh, al which Mrs. lie Grande
esses. Covers were laid for fourteen,
and the guests were seated at one long
table. Suspended above this was a.
wedding bell Of green tied with wide
satin ribbons of white. These two cell
ors were carried out NEST effectively
in all the details. The table was deaped
with green tulle and lighted with green
candles under green shades. In the
center five Chinese 1ilies in bloom were
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the lightness and fragrance needed.
Ribbons were attached to the base of
each candlestick and crossed the table
to end in bows. On the whole it was
by far the most artistic luncheon seen
for some time.
The band concert and hop at the post
last evening was thoroughly informal
and enjoyable Only a few guests from
town were up, and the dancing was ex-
cellent- Preceding the dance Captain
and Mrs. Falls entertained few
friends at dinner.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment society of the Twelfth ward gave
a very delightful leap year party in
their dancing hall last evening.
IS
Mrs. Herbert D. Brown has moved
and is now at home at T57 First street.
Miss Nellie Heally has returned to
her home in Ogden, after a few days
visit with friends in town.
Miss Edna Cohn viii leave during the
coming week for an eastern visit of
some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Walker will give
a dinner this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Shaw give
1 dinner tonight in honor of Mr. E. J.
Jolley. formerly of this city, who is
their guest.
Mrs. Agnes Osborne will give a mu-
sicale at her studio this evening.
There will be a meeting of the ". c.
/ T. L. and all women Interested in tenn
| perance this afternoon at O'Clock, at
| the home of Mrs. c. d. Savery, 40
Tenth East street.
( Mrs. c. z. Allen viii entertain at a
! dinner next Monday evening in honor
! of her daughters.
The third year normal class gave a
very pleasant party at the museum
/ building at the university last evening.
/
/ Mrs. John Reinsimar entertained at
/ a very pleasantly appointed euchre
party yesterday afternoon at her home.
/ The house was decorated with red car
nations and ferns, and FIVE tables were
I filed with the guests. Prizes were Won
( by Mrs. w. T. Benson and Mrs. Clar-
ence Warnock. Mrs. Reinsimar gives q
/ luncheon today.