The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
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SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A thoroughly delightful event was
the tea given yesterday afternoon by
Miss Stella Salisbury in honor of Miss
Adelaide Mason and Miss Blanche
Burke, both Of whom are TO leave the
city shortly for lengthy absence. The
| beautiful home was made attractive
with a quantity Of pink roses and in
doors all was cheer and conf 0rt,
despite the storm without. The draw
ing room was filed throughout the
late afternoon with a throng of guests
and the bright gowns and gay faces
made "a beautiful picture.
In the dining room yellow shades
were used on all the lights and a
quantity Of white carnations formed
the floral decorations. Miss Salisbury
| had a great many friends assisting
her, among whom were seen, besides
the two guests Of honor. Mrs. r. II.
Charming, Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs r. b.
Hardness, jr., Mrs. William Bayly.
Mrs. Russell Schulder, Mrs. Ernest
Bamberger, Mrs. John Woodward, Miss
Gertrude McGrath, Miss Leta McMil-
Ian, Miss Addie Zane, Miss Miller. Miss
Margie Miller, Miss Helen Bubb. Miss
Sheran, Miss Laura Sherman and Miss
Katherine Williams.
One of the most delightful luncheons
ever given at the Alta club was that
Of yesterday at which Mrs. H. d. Niles
was the hostess. The long oval table
was used and was most effectively
| decorated with pink roses. A hand
some piece Of Japanese embroidery
covered the center of the board and
from this arose a high cut glass vase
filled with roses. Outlining the CEN
terpiece was circle of palegreen tulle,
studded thickly with the roses. The
cOlors of pink and green were carried
out in the place cards also. which were
decorated with pink roses and sprays
of the green. The guests were MIS-
Benner Y. Smith, Mrs. Robert Gould
Smith, Mrs. V. T. McGillycuddy, Mrs.
Lewis Cecil Robinson, Mrs. Robert
! Glendnning. Mrs. Perry s. Heath, Mrs.
Henry La Motto, Mrs. Jay Taryin
Harris, Mrs. Samuel c. Park. Mrs. Ed
win r. Holmes. Mrs. .. w. Powers,
Mrs. Ham Of Fort Douglas, Mrs. John
+. Woodward, Mrs. r. e. Woodruff.
Miss Blanche Kimball, Miss Hanauer,
Miss Ida HanaUer. Miss Lillian Wood
ward, Miss Marian ROOklidge, Miss
Margaret Park, Mrs. T. @. Weber and
Miss Weber.
The opening of the Country club,
which was set for tomorrow afternoon,
is postponed for one week on account
of the storm. Mrs. Robert Hardness
and Mrs. George p. Holman VIII ne
the hOstesses.
Professor George Marshall of the Uni
versity faculty will give a talk at the
Ladies' Literary club today on THE
Greek Tragedy" The annual election
Of officers will be held.
Mrs. John Woodward entertains at
tea today in compliment to Miss
Blanche Burke.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander and
the Misses Alexander are now at home
at $50 East Second South street
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes viii not re-
sumo her day at home till next Friday,
when she viii receive from till 6
o'clock.
Miss Jasmine Young entertains at a
luncheon today for Mrs. Russell @.
Schulder.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet today at the home of Mrs.
Kate BrideweII Anderson, 1O5 East
Second South street.
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DrW. W. Mayo of Rochester, Mimi,
who has been spending a few days
with DR.. and Mrs. II. u. Niles, left
yesterday for his home. He is return-
ing from a tour of Mexico.
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Mrs. I. Walters left yesterday for
New York City, where her son, DR..
Leon I, Walters is TO be ODerated on
for appendicitis.