The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12

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A unique ana delightful affair was
I the luncheon and musicale given by
Mrs. Ira II. Lewis yesterday The
luncheon WAS distucuTely Italian IN
all its appointments the place cards
showing a menu in that language ana
the Tiands corresponding. The guests
were limited To those who mad ac-
I quired the tongue The table was
/ decorated in italian colOrs, and small
flags significant Of the country were
used. A low bowl of yellow flowers
formed the centerpieces and yellow dol
/ lies and lunch cloth added TO the et-
/ feet The guests hidden 20 the lunch
] con were Mrs. W. A. Hughes, ATS.
William @. Jennings AIRS. Lulu =.
Mayne, Miss Agatha Berkh0el and
I Miss Mary Louise Anderson AT the
musicale which followed a programme
! OF italian songs was spleHdidly REM
dered. The programme opened with
an aria from Romeo and Juliet" By
1 NaCcai sung by Miss Berkhoel A
duo from "Mephistopheles, by Mrs.
Lewis ana Miss Berkh0eL followed;
Mrs. Nayne sang ''VOiche Sapeta' Mrs
/ Lewis. "Qui la WOce"; Miss Berkhoel
{ gaVOtte from .'AlignOn,' and Mrs
Mayne, an Italian lullaby Mrs. Agnes
I Osborne was the accompanies and also
gave two finely rendered piano solos
/ The guests invited TO the musicale
were, Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells. Mrs. w
Montague Ferry Mrs. A. q. EWingt
{ Mrs. Benuer Y. Smith, Mrs j. E. Bam-
! berger, Mrs. solomon Siesel Mrs w.
/ ". Flags, Mrs. David S. Murray, AIRS
/ Union Wouthinston, Mrs. r. G.. Wood
( ruff, Mrs. Henry Ia Motto, Mrs
George Westervelt Mrs. Ferdinand J..
Fabian, Mrs. jay IT. Harris, Mrs. Ed
| win r. Holmes, Miss Hanauer. Miss
/ Ida HansueT, Miss Blanche klmbalL
/ Mrs. Gould smith Mrs. Lila James
/ Read. Mrs. Charles q. Plummer. Mrs.
/ ". A. Wetzell, Mrs. j.. q. Howard.
/ Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett. Miss Wood
ward. Mrs. Hayward Mrs. f.. &. KEEL
! sey, Madame Pfoutz, Mrs O. 3.
4 Pfoutz Mrs. Charles Post Mrs. C.. r..
/ PearsaII, Mrs. q. T. Allen, Miss Esther
/ Allen. Mrs. Don Coray ana AIrs. o. w.
/ Powers.
/ The dinner given by Mr.. NeWhouse
/ last evening was I'm every respect as
! enjoyable as it was unique. The beau
/ tiful home was decorated for the OC-
/ casiou with American Beauties in the
hal and drawing room, while an es-
! pCCially beautiful arrangement was
/ used in the dining nO0m- I'm the CEN
/ ter of the large table was a silver
/ bowl of pink roses resting on a low
/ bed Of white sweet elysium. The same
/ general color scheme was carried cut
I ian the decoration of mautei and side
( board, The special idea carried out
/ in the dinner arrangement was a
/ novel one. Each Of the young girls
/ invited was allowed to invite a man
I as a dinner partner, and the host did
not know who were TO be his men
1 guests tiu their arrived Covers were
4 laid for sixteen, the guests being; Mrs.
/ A. q. Walker, Miss Sherman, Miss
/ Laura Sherman, Mis-. stella Salisbury,
+ Miss Gertrude MaCGrath. Miss Emily
/ Read, Miss AdGie zane, Miss Dorothy
/ Kinney, viii Lawrence. George Law
I renee, j. It. Goodwin, George TOplin,
/ Louis Mccormick, Walcott Thompson
( and Jack Royie.
/ One Of the prettiest teas of the sea-
/ son was that given yesterday at the
/ home of Mrs. Robert j. GlendiHHiug
/ i'm honor OF Mrs. Hubbard w Reed,
/ who is recently home from Europe.
/ The pretty home was frightened with
/ masses of purple and white hlacs,
: which were arranged la ali the rooms
{ except the dining room Plumosa was
. draped over the lights which were
I shaded ia green. Tn the dining room
/ pink bridesmaid roses We're used in the
CCuteT of the table. which was COW
! pale green. Two tall candelabra light
ed the table, and one on the sidcboard
/ added 10 the effect. ON the upper land
/ ing in the hallway an orchestra was
/ stationed Mrs Gleudmuiug and Mrs.
! Reed were assisted i'm caring for their
/ guests by Mrs BenneT \. Smith Mrs.
/ William Fl. Cunningham. Mrs. james
! Chambers Dick, Miss Mary Louise An
dersou. Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre and
/ Miss Leta Mcmillan. About 100 friends
called during the hours.
Mrs. Melvin SowIes entertained a
very few intimate friends yesterday
/ afternoon at the home of her mother
Mrs. Fl. j. DinniHy, at the christening
OF her little daughter. Genevieve Din
niny SoWIes. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. ". II. Paden. The
home was decorated with white liiacs
Z and white carnations. vases of flowers
filling the air with fragrance.
Miss RIarge Ellerbeck entertained
about thirty-fye of her friends at cards
1 Tuesday evening. Hearts was the
[ game played and the home was dec
GRATED throughout with red hearts hung
in festOOus around the rooms Eight
tables were filled with players, and
prizes We're won by Miss Annie Adams
and Edward CoDley-
Mrs Union Worthington has issued
Invitations for a tea, to be given al
her home a week from today.
Mrs. Graham r. Putnam, Mrs. Lulu
s. Maync, Mrs. j. G.. Hooper and Miss
/ Copp viii leave the latter part OF the
month, and viii sail. June 8 for
short season in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Porter are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of theil
friends over the arrival yesterday of Z
little daughter.
Mrs. Charles Nelson of Ogden is Wis
i-ing friends in the city,
Mrs George Greenwood of Beaver is
in the city the guest of her mother
Airs. OrsOn Pratt.
Miss Katherine Geddes. who has
spent some months I'm the east. is eX-
pected home about June J.. She vii
remain in Denver for some time to bC
bridesmaid at the marriage of hel
friend, Miss Katherine Dillingham;.
A special meeting of the Spirit Of
/ Liberty chapter ID. s.. r.. win be held
today at the home of Mrs. U, u
Hiskey i'm honor of Mrs. c. T. Allen
who IS regent of the chapter and one
of the most prominent members
III Is gratifying to the friends o.
Captain and Mrs. John II. Woodward
To learn that Captain Woodlands com
pauy viii be- stationed a. Fort Doug
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