The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-20

The following shows that the fair sex
3 not alone in the desire to conceal
rom an admiring public the number
II years on record in the birthday
look. A certain professional man was
be entertained by a dinner at which
he time honored birthday cake was
. be used. Now II CHANGED that this
nan had been IS years OF age, and his
friends knew It. for 10 these many
Tears. and fearing If he changed his
Ormer statements, many times repeat
ID, his reputation for veracity would
uffer he still maintained the same
lumber. When the birthday cake was
brought TO the festive scene his friends
Who were fortunate enough TO be there
hOught, Now we shall know the exact
lEe OF the man" But his wise help
meet had so arranged the matter that
wenty-eight small candles should sur
ound the cake and one large enough
o cover all discrepancies should stand
n the very middle thereof.
with the return of the Kirkpatrick
amily to remain through the holidays
ZONES promise Of a reunion of the en-
ire household Of Kirkpatrick Mrs.
Ackland-H Hood is now here with Mrs.
fohn Marshall, and before the holiday
lines come Mrs. Warwick Winston Will
'eturn from the east, so there will
doubtless be many merry times in the
family.
So
After the intense dizziness of the past
few weeks two large teas are sched-
lled for one day Of the coming week
Well, as one of the girls remarks. it
will save the trouble of dressing twice.
Thanksgiving will fill the present
week to repletion- That means that
here viii be plenty of activity preced-
ng the day and good many of the
honey" informal affairs for that time.
Many of the homeless men are to be
quests at home dinners, only a few
large events being scheduled for the
evening. The big football game will
lake up the afternoon. and the Country
slub will draw the usual Thanksgiving
crowd for their tea. A buffet luncheon
win be served there from 1890 to go.
During the few days of her stay in
The city Mrs. Nat c. Goodwin, who be-
tore the footlights is known as Maxine
elliott. has enjoyed many quiet hours
on the golf links OF the Country club.
Each day she has been entertained at
small informal luncheons, and alto
gether her stay has been made one of
rest and quiet recreation by her friend,
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse.
There viii be a general demand Tor
hair parted i'm the middle now and a
sweet simplicity in the arrangements
Of the couture since society witnessed
the easy manner in which the fair ac-
tress handled her locks. But there are
few on the hither side of 80 who would
dare to try the thing even in private.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Breeder have
been receiving much social attention
during their short stay in the city. The
affairs given in their honor so far in
clude a first night box party, a dinner
AT the Alta club the evening following.
q luncheon at the same place with
James +. Jennings as host and another
az the Commercial club yesterday given
3y their nephew. Roscoe NJ. Breeder.
The visit Of the Moylan c. Foxes
with Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes has been
made pleasant for them by the atten-
lions of their old friends. They will
leave tomorrow for their home in San
Francisco.
James w. Neil, now Of Butte, is in
the city, stopping at the University
club.
The Misses Fisher of Logan are in
town for a few days at the Kenyon.
Miss Nell Murphy returned from Eu-
reka Sunday.
The Christensen informal soiTee Of
Wednesday evening was well attended
A number of small parties are arrang-
Ing TO attend next Wednesday.
The following friends OF Mrs. David
S. Emery surprised her at her home
q North Eighth West street, Friday
afternoon. it being her birthday ami
versary: Mrs. l.. Emery, Mrs. J. b
Reid. Mrs. r. B. Haslam. Mrs. Z. II.
POLAND. Mrs. Efie Emery, Mrs. ]. II
Morris. Mrs. 5. Lewis Mrs. W. j.
Yard, Mrs. E Winding. Mrs. S. IL
Love. Mrs. o. Poulton. Mis-. G. r. En-
cry. Mrs. y. Reid, Mrs. Z. Z Rich
jr., Mrs. W. J. Lewis. Mrs. L. W. AL
len. Mrs. George Smith and Miss Dora
Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Halliday Will give
a dinner party this afternoon in cele-
bration Of the seventy-fth birthday OF
James Jack.
Dr. and Mrs \ c. Ewing entertained
at dinner last evening at the Kenyon
in honor Of DIR. and Mrs. w. y. Nc
Emery. The table decorations were
American Beauties. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Murray
Miss COsgTiff and DR.. d. Moore Lind
say
Miss Isabel Mclaughlin entertained
a half dozen of her little friends at q
box party at the matinee yesterday aft
ernOOn.
DR.. and Mrs William A. McEnery
will receive their friends this evening
and tomorrow afternoon at their apart
mcnts at the Knutsford.
John Dern left yesterday for Ne5ras-
ka 10 bring Mrs. Dern home fol
Thanksgiving.
A card party was given Friday even
ing at the home Of Andrew Shafer a.
which he, with Peter Greives anc
George Kingdom, were the hosts. Mu-
sic was furnished by Genia Angel
Urania Larsen and Maud Wagstaff
Might've was played, prizes beinf
awarded to Miss Martin, Mr.. Mulligar
and Mr.. GreiYes. The following wer'
guests: Rose Shaffer, Elizahsth Rowe