The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-16
Society

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holly formed the decorations. Tall
vases of crystal held the flowers and
sprays Of the holly adorned the cloth.
/ Silver and glass added a brightness to
the board around which were seated
thirty friends asked to meet the non
ored guests. Besides Captain and Mrs.
Palmer there were present Dr. and Mrs.
A. c. Ewing. Judge and Mrs. Henry p
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs William
Bayly, jr., DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 5. Murray, Major
and Mrs. w. II. Bird. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr, Mrs. Woodward,
Mrs w. S. Mccormick. Mrs. F. L. Hard
ing Of Los Angeles, Miss Keogh. Miss
Ruth Kirkpatrick, Miss Nose Kirkpat-
rick, Miss Maud Thorne. Miss Char
lotte Holmes, James McGregor. Douglas
White, ID. c. Adams. John 5. Critchlow.
Dr. D. Moore Lindsay and George Law
renee.
Captain and Mrs. Sturgiss entertained
last evening at a buffet supper I'm hon
or of the members Of General Bald
wins party visiting at the military
post. Only about thirty friends were
present, and the home was bright with
the Christmas colors. Lights were
shaded in red and ropes Of holly stu0-
ded with the red berries were festooned
through the rooms. Bunches of holly
hung everywhere and beneath a bright
red Christmas bell a bowl of deep red
immortelles formed a center piece for
the table. The supper was served in
buffet style at 1:30, the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Frank Morrow, Mrs.
E. NJ. Blake, Mrs. John E. Woodward
and Mrs. Jamerson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Bull and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford re-
turned yesterday from California. Mr..
and Mrs. Bull will be at home from this
time Onl with Mrs. w Z. Lawson at 80
F street. Mr.. and Mrs. Bransford will
spend the holiday season with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bransford, and Will return to
California to spend the remainder of
the winter
The japanese hop given by the Alphi
ri fraternity this evening promises to
be an interesting social event The
men of the fraternity are making active
preparations for it and the list of
chapeFones insuFes a fine set. The
chaperones are Governor and Mrs
Heber NJ. Wells, Mayor and Mrs. Rich
ard Morris, Senator and Mrs. Thomas
Kearns, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Jen-
nings, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kings
bury. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mac Ichie,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Sherman and Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Ritter. The men of the
fraternity are Morris H. Forbes Milton
H. Lehman, owen z. Nelson. Levi j.
Ritter, Corydon w. Higgins, Vernon B.
Herbst, Thomas Marley, John c. Brown,
George NJ. Rougall. Fred o. Hansen.
Devereux J. Jennings, James w. Wade,
Andrew f. Sherman. Arthur Erickson.
Harry Z. Moore. Dale L. Pitt. George
c. Riser. Roger L. Strobel, Samuel NJ
Ballard, William l.. Dunn, Fred Scran-
ton. Special arrangements have been
made with the street car people 10 run
a late car leaving the end of the line
at l o'clock.
A number of prominent society people
viii occupy the boxes at the Grand to-
night to witness the performance of
st. Mary's cathedral in A Night in
Fairyland."
The Misses Ruth and Nose Kirkpat-
rick are issuing invitations for a dance
ros be given at the-Knntsford on the
evening of Tuesday. Dec. % Only the
unmarried friends will be invited. the
affair to be entirely for the young peo-
pie.
Miss Kathleen Townsend of Dublin
has arrived and - spending some time
with her brother George Townsend,
who is now in Provo.
Mrs d. Moore Lindsay has arrived
in New York, accompanied by her son,
and will be home either Sunday even
ing or Monday.
Miss Carolyn Kenyon. who has been
a guest at the Marshall home for some
time, returned Wednesday 10 her home
in Dallas Tex.
Mrs. A. G. Andrews and Mrs. John
Reed will receive all friends informally
this afternoon from till D o'clock at
the home of Mrs Andrews on Q street
Miss Edith Mcguire gives a studio
tea tomorrow afternoon at her studio,
252 Commercial club building.
Mrs. Graham f Putnam will be at
home TO her friends this afternoon as
usual at 1872 B street.
Miss bessie Spencer of Ogden is the
guest for a few days Of Mrs. l. Marks
at her home on Seventh East street.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Alexander Of La
fayette. Ind, are in the city for a few
weeks and are at the Kenyon
Robert d. Grant and his little daugh-
ter have returned from an eastern visit
of two months.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel lie May VIII en-
terrain the people Of the garrison at the
usual card party this evening.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson has
started home and is now visiting Mrs
r Edwin May in Chicago. She will
reach here Wednesday next.
The First Unitarian society will en-
terrain their friends at a dancing party
this evening at Unity hall.
Miss Sigrid Peterson entertained at
an informal musicale at her home for
the parents of her pupils last evening.
Mrs. Perry entertained the women Of
the garrison yesterday afternoon at a
bridge party. in honor of Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. Drumm and Mrs. Lowe. Four tai
bles were filled with the guests.
There viii be no meeting today CT the
current events and current literature
section of the Ladies' Literary club.
The next regular meeting will be held
Jan. 6, 1905.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bell entertained
the East Side Euchre club at their
home last evening.
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Mrs. Jay Rogers entertained the card
club of which she is a member yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Bixby of Glenwood
Springs, Colo. is In the city visiting
her daughter, Mrs. 3. f. Redman.
Staying After School.
(Bide Dudley in Kansas City stare