The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-04
SOCIETY
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/ \ very ehafmingIy appointed lauci1s
/ con was that given yesterday by Mrs.
/ Ellsworth Daggett. at which Mrs J.
/ ". BeaJie was the guest Of honor. The
! guests numbering twenty two we're
/ seated at four small tables. each made
/ to represent the eolors OF a European
| country. The emblems Of Norway.
| Russia, Germany and ireland We're dis
/ played IN the table covers, and. the ma
/ tional flower OF each country was used
/ IN the decorations. Place cards were
I postal cards from the different coaR-
+ tries, and at each was a bout0nnierFe Of
/ red carnations. Red ana yellow shades
/ covered the eaE1elabra. TIE effect was
most artistic and the idea quite unique.
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| 4 very beautiful home dance was
given by Miss MARY Jane Eldredge lasL
evening at the horne of her mother,
| Mrs. G. A. Eldredse. on East First
/ South street Miss Eldredge. assisted
I by her sisters. Mrs. Reed Smo0t, Mrs.
/ ". J. Bateman. Mrs. Esther Coffin,
/ Mrs. 3. r. Eldredge and Mrs. Horace
| Eldrcdge. received the guests in the
/ drawing room, and from there they
passed to the dancing floor. The libra
I ~ and sitting room were covered with
canvas ard formed a spacious hall.
while beyond ia the dining room numer-
I Gus. small tables were spread for re-
, freshments. Red was the color used
( IN the dining room, "a profusiOn of REQ
/ carnations decorating the large table
and the several small ones. Potted
/ plants decorated the hall and the dan
/ ciEg space and hid the orchestra in an
alcove on the hall Altogether it was
one of the delightful affairs OF the sea
son and was enjoyed by about fifty OF
the friends Ct the young hostess.
Another pleasant dancing party of
| last evening was that given by Dir. AMI
Mrs. j. G. Cutler, jr.. and Miss Mabel
Cutler in the Twentieth ward amuse-
ment hall. The hail was comfortably
filed with dancers, about 200 guests
being present Palms and ported plants
We're used for decoration, ana a screen
of the plants hid the musicians on the
platform. In the rear room small ia
bles were arranged for refreshments,
and these were tastefUlly decorated
with cut flowers and ferns Dancing
was enjoyed till a late hour.
ar. and Mrs. D. +. Gray entertained
most informally last evening in honor
of Mrs. Belvin, who is the guest OF Mrs.
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/ the guests numbering twenty
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes entertained
at a box party last evening
Mrs. A. d. Melvin will give a recital
/ Of English. Scotch and Irish ballads. on
the 18th OF the month. She viii be as
sisted by Mr.. SHELTON and Christensen
string quartette, and the whole viii be
under the management of the ladies Of
| the First Presbyterian church.
Miss June Mcintyre viii be the guest
of honor at a luncheon to be given to-
morrow by Mrs. Edward Parsons.
Mrs. Reed Smoot is in the city for
few days, the guest O. her mother, Mrs.
Eldredge.
Mrs. lie, Roi c. snow will entertain
this afternoon in honor Of Miss Mabel
Snow.
/ Mrs. Creary and Miss katherine
I Creary left yesterday for san Francis
/ co, where they win join Captain W F.
/ Creary of the paymaster's department.
/
/ Mrs James P. BeIess, 172 West Sex
enth, South street, viii entertain the
( members Of st. Pauls choir this even
ing.
4 number of. the leading ignusicians
Of the city vent to ogden last night TO
hear Lillian Blauvelt in the concert Civ
/ en- there
! Colonel and Mrs. Holmes wiz enter
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A number Of the friends Of Mr.. Reu-
/ ben Willard surprised him last Tues
I Gay evening at his home, sos South
Eighth West street. Games We're
played and refreshments served, and
/ the company enjoyed a few hours OF
/ pleasure. The following guests we're
! present: Martha krOgh, Martha Shin
gleton, Gertrude Nelson. Christina Mel
son, Frances Clark, Charlotte Smith,
j Nellie Brandley, Annie Pullickson,
i Alice Hill, Pearl Richards. n. a. Tiet-
ien, John Sweddom, Ernest Andrews.
w. J. Smithen, H. NicklesOn, Leo
/ Boschinsky. T. p. Hepner. z. s. Perry,
/ Ronald GoldsbOrough Leo Willard, J.
! g. Cramer. A. J. Andrews. Charles Mil
/ lard, L. G. Millard, A. y, Dandy, J. W.
! F1epneF, Alice Philips, Grace Wright,
/ Jennie Williamson, Myrtle kesler, Ella
/ Willard. Tressa Richards, Florence Mil
/ lard, Pearl Hepner, Caral Hepner.
I Hazel Rubentisch, Mrs. W. z. Millard.
! Mrs. p. W. Brady and mother Mrs.
/ E I. COrrell. left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where they remain about three
months.
They Are ALWAYS the Best.