The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12

ship. and fro n the center arose a TAN
Dfass candlesuck. Around the base of
tnls was circle Of brass bowls filled
with yellow r0sebuds. and brass an
polntme1ts Of all kinds were used for
the table furnishings. Heavy brass
Jardinteres filled with the yellow roses
added TO the brightness of the room.
ana the mantel banked with yellow
roses in brass bowls formed a baauti-
1ul picture. In the hall an orchestra
was stationed behind a screen of palms,
ana ON the broad Veranda were rugs
and cushions. making an ideal resting
place. The lawn WAS hung with flags
ana japanese screens The receiving
party stood i'm the uarl0r and the la
dies assisting were Mrs. Kenneth
q. Kerr, Mrs. Gould Smith Mrs.
Benner X Smith, Mrs. Edwin s..
Ferry, Mrs. r. o. Howard. Mrs Charles
Walker, Mrs. O.. S. Burton. Mrs. T.. A.
Trip Mrs. Lear Ritter Mrs. Robert
Roy Hampton, Miss Emily Read, Miss
Margaret Park, Miss Jasmine Young
Miss HanaUer, Miss Ida HanaueT, Miss
Edith Sherman and Miss Blanche
KimbaM
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett entertained
at unique and attraCLively arranged
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. David
Keith. The guests, numbering ten.
were seated at one long table which
was entirely covered with tiny crystal
vases OF sego lilies The flowers pre-
scented the appearance of growing
plants and the clusters were arranged
just as nature places them in the open
fields. StreWn over the table beneath
the vases was a feathery green fern,
and at each place carrying out the col
OTIS Of green and white, was a dainty
fan covered with green and tied with
white satin ribbons. The menu was
carried out entirely in the same colors,
and at the close of the regular courses
da. The guests present TO meet Mrs.
Keith were Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs.
George p. Holman, Mrs. Perry $.
Heath. Mrs. Edwin i. Holmes, Mrs.
Samuel Woodward Mrs. George N.
DOwuey. Mrs ID. Moore Lindsay and
Mrs. j. 3. Thompson.
Miss May Billings gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday at the Commercial
club at which the girls OF the p. /. Y.
club were entertained. The small din
ing room was used and a round table
seated the fourteen guests. The center
of the table showed a large mirror
which was surrounded with a bed OF
ferns, and from this carnations OF rose
pink were scattered over the cloth. A
tiny bunch Of deep red cherries was at
each place UNFOLDING the place card
of each guest, a heart-shaped water
color. The special part Of the luncheon
was the announcement of the engage
meuC Of Miss Billings and 3, NJ White.
The announcement was made by pull
ing tiny heaTt-shaped cards from un-
der the mirror announcing the fact.
The guests were Miss Leda Rawlins,
Miss Pearl Weller Miss Ella Mantor.
Miss Mary sharp, Miss Abbie Wells
Miss Anna Adams, Miss Daisy Ray
bould. Mrs. Frederick Sinelaire, Mrs.
Charles Billings, Miss Alma Young
and Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck-
Judge and Mrs. William c. Hall en-
terJained about twenty-five friends at
cards Thursday evening in honor of
MISS Inez Trent of Palo Alto Five
hundred was the game PLAYED. Prizes
were won by Miss Annette Ferguson,
Mrs Walter Lyme, Harry Roberts and
+. O.. Schramm. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Ferdinand j. Fabian, DR.. and
Mrs A. s. Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. David
:. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lyme
Mrs, jeanette ). Ferguson, Miss An
neJJe Ferguson, Miss Miller, Miss Mar
jorie Miller, Miss Addie zane, Miss Leo
Trent O.. 5. Price, George Smith Dr.
Miles Narian, Charles Nariau, Wayne
HemDhiL f. G. Schramm. Harry Rob
erts and Mr.. ALcBrO0m.
Mrs, John DeIano was the hostess
yesterday and Mrs Thomas Weir the
guest Of honor at q luncheon given at
the home Of Mrs. DeIan0. Covers were
laid for fourteen and the guests were
seated at one long table. A low bowl
OF pink roses formed the centerpiece
and pink candles in handsome Candida
bra lighted the table. The event was
given as a farewell for Mrs. Weir, who
sails shortly Tor summer abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand j. Fabian
entertained at cards last evening in
honor of their daughter. Miss Stella
Fabian. Eight tables were filled with
the young people, who enjoyed the
game of sizty-three.
COMING EVENTS.
Airs. George DeTn begins the week
with a large and elaborate reception
tomorrow afternoon. to be given i'm
honor of her sister, Miss Cora Brown of
Fremont Neb,, who is her guest, and
Of Airs. Frederick Dern. in the even
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dern viii entertain
az cards, and again on Thursday aQd
Friday evenings.
Miss Anna Mccormick VIII entertain
al a luncheon Tuesday at the Country
club for Miss Inez Trent.
Mrs Beuner X. Smith and Mrs. Ira
81. Lewis viii give reception al the /
smith home, 172 East Brigham street. /
leXt Friday afternoon.
Mrs, Samuel Franklin Denton has I
ssued invitations for a tea to be given /.
st her home, G5 North Second West I
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Edgar Game VIII be the /
hostess Tuesday at a tea TO be given /
1t her home on B street.
Mrs. j. r. Dunn euteTtains at large .
ard party tomorrow for Mrs. j.. IL. .
alvin, who leaves shortly TO make her F.
nome i'm Portland.
zE
Mrs. j. E Bamberger. Mrs. Sol Sic /
.el and Miss Hanauer viii be hOstesses /
.t the Country club next Saturday aft I
.ru0on- There viii be an approaching 4
.ud putting contest at A o'clock, and 4
he usual tea at that hour