The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-22

SOCIETY


Aur DtttNDCleB nome on u -EaL eLlNrL
was the scene last evening of a large
and brilliant reception given In honor T
OF Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gore DIM
woodey. AR. and Mrs. Henry n Din
Woodey were the host and hostess. and
several hundred friends enjoyed the
hospitality of the beautiful home The
broad Feranda which partially sur
rounds the house was decorated with
palms and lighted with three immense
mission lamps standing on high peCes-
tails on the east side on The VeTauda
an orchestra was stationed. and
through the low wide windows the
sweet strains of a varied programme
could be heard. I'm the han white car
nations alone were used and in the
drawing room where the receiving par
~ stood pink and red roses, ferns and
vines lent themselves To the decoration.
In the wide window on the east bed
or the. roses was arranged across the
sill, with a low basket forming the
main piece. Suspended above this was
another basket tied with broad ribbons
Of pink satin and holding roses Of the
same shade Vines and roses enLWlned
were draped around the curtains. Vases
OF the flowers stood on the piano and
mantei, and low bowls Of green nlied
the fireplace. in the library red alone
was used, harmo1iziug perfectly with
the deep red Of The walls and the FUR
nishings An Oriental corner was mt
ted for The punch and Hshted with
crimson lights, The dining room was
entirely ia white and green. great
branches OF syrluga and Dousns OF
rich white blossoms hLinS vases Ia
every corner. MauIels anu sideDoard
were banked with the white flowers ana
the green of ferns ana spriugerii hung
gracefully over doorWays and arches.
Of ha Hr.rrI - ID &C.
a silver cupid holding aloft a hand
f some candelabrum, and six crystal
( candlesticks stood around this. A
wreath OF smilaN vas around the base
and i'm this were. strewn white roses.
Assisting In receiving the guests, be
sides the guests of honor. were Mrs
/ James y. Jennings and MIS- George II.
/ Dalton Mrs. A. r.. Walker served
punch i'm the library and Mrs. Heller
/ nj. Wells and Mrs. Frank W. Jennings
poured coffee in tFe dining room. Those
/ assisting in the dining room were Mrs.
J Kenneth g. Kerr. Mrs. William Reid,
! Mrs. Richard p. Morris and Mrs. JO-
! seph A Jennings.
/ Mrs. Heber Lee entertained yester-
day at a luncheon, followed by cards,
at which Mrs. Harold Russell and Mrs.
Z Walter Lewis of Butte were the guests
/ of honor. The guests were seated at
one long table which was decorated
with three low bowls of roses and fresh
roses of the same deep pink strewn
over the cloth. The place cards, which
! were later used for score cards. were
/ round disks on which were water color
/ sketches Of tennis players. The guests,
/ besides Mrs Russell and mrs. Lewis,
/ were Mrs. Frank ~. Jennings Mrs.
/ o. x. Lewis Mrs. Eccles, Mrs VI. Il.
/ Stewart. Mrs. Charles Brink, Mrs. j.
f
j. o. Duke of Chicago. Mrs William L.
I Bartlfng. Mrs. G.. NJ. Bell Mrs. ln-
gall. Mrs Pitt Mrs. Frank Harding,
/ Miss Dwyer and Miss Kate DWyef.
Miss Maud May Babcock has issued
( invitations for a reception TO be given
( Friday afternoon for Miss Jessie New
lin. The hours are from 3 60 8, and the
I reception VIII be az Miss baococAs
/ home, 273 Eleventh East street.
Miss Mildred Tibbals was graduated
/ yesterday with "a degree of a. NJ. after
/ two years of post graduate work az
{ Wellesley. Miss Tibbals, accompanied
I by her brother, Howard VIII leave To-
morrow for home and after visit OF
few days at the fair VIII reach mere
early in July.
/ The Tonopah Miner has an announce
went ~ fbe coming marriage of Miss
I Julia Mae Roberts and Thomas j.
49,, r1,ba ,,,ai1fnel il to 19a a great
a(.ligI- cs.o,f fine CEREMONY at the Cath
- .5, 49,. homo ~ the brides
,.,,.+,ts Eetr TarI7er Bufler viii per
-, ~. carar1oDx and the bride viii
~ atte7-7e5 b, Miss EVELYN Roach.
while John e. Lynch OF ogden Nill be
the best man. The groom is WeI
known here and throughout the inter
mountain mining regions az one On We
west The young couple contemplate
q frfD through Europe.
Mrs I NJ Moore leaves tomorrow
for St. Louis and visit of some weeks
in the east.
Miss Andrews. sister of Mrs A. r.
/ city yesterday ana i5 is saesl o. 81 L'sO
tenant ana MIS- I11-7- -o' q
IN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josep4 Is's 5-e5l'u w !" 30
entertain some 1905 81 o--s-li.,
Mrs. Ezra Thompson win be the
hostess today at a large tea to be
street
1900
Miss Pearl Weller enIetla- us tclas
at luncheon for Mls5 A+ay +7i'i'''59-