The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-26
SOCIETY


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DR.. ard Mrs. Jack Keith gave a re-
ceptjon last evening to some three
Hundred OF their friends as d house
warming for their new home The
Bachelors Club The house was de-
cOrated throughout with sweat peas,
red predcminatiing. Red shades Gov
cred the lights and vases Of sweat peas
lent fragrance eEeryW here. Rugs ana
cosy corners flied the p0FChes which
were thr0nged with guests during the
entire evening. All the rooms were
thrown open and from the drawing
room where the receiving party stood.
the guests went through the house An
orchestra was stationed on tie main
floor and below the large hail was used
for dancing. Punch tables were ar
ranged on this floor and refreshments
were served at small tables on the
floor above DR. and Mrs Keith were
assisted in receiving their guests by
Alr. and Mrs Blythe and Miss Blythe
of Evanston. Mrs J. o. Reber. Mrs
J. T. White, Miss Margaret Park,
Miss Dorothy kinney, Miss Emily
Read, Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss
Louise Putnam and Miss Leta Nc
MILAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blythe and Miss
Blythe of Evanston are guests of Dr.
ana AIRS. Jack Keith
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. MillspaugL and
daughters VINO have spent the past few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. B0Xrud,
viii leave today for their new home IL
Los Angeles.
Mrs. D Elliott Kelly has returned
from a visit OF several weeks in the
east.
Miss Alice Louise Neslen is rapidly
recovering from serious illness and
was aPie 10 be out Yesterday.
There win be an informal hop at the
post this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Akers arrived in
the city yesterday and spent the after
noon and evening with MIR. and Mrs.
L. l. Terry before leaving at mid
night for Butte
Mrs. J. III. BidwelI and Hiss Mason
viii not return from California for an
OtEer fortnight. Mr. Bidwell goes 10
california to meet them the latter part
Of the week
Mrs John Reed left yesterday 10 join
Mr. Reed in Denver where they viii
make their future home. They viii
return in November to- visit Salt Lake
friends.
Captain and Mrs. Haskell viii enter
honor of their sister, Mss Haskell Of
New York who is their guest
Dr.. and Mrs. L. Y. WitLee will come
from Ogden today to visit the Pike
family tor a short time.
Mrs A. Z. De Gran las returned
from a visit of several months in
Illinois.
Mrs. Fred Hale. Miss Edythe Hale
and Mrs. George Steiner viii leave to-
morrow to spend a week in Brighton
Mrs. W. ". Armstrong goes TO Kan
sas TO visit her parents shortly.
Miss Carrie Sappington. Miss Crete
Pinkerton and Miss Gertrude Mayors
VIII leave Thursday for COTinne where
they VIII be the guests for a week OF
Mrs. OrbiSOn. Later George OrbiSOB,
10 Grant and ROydOn Bowan viii go
up TO form 2 house party at the same
place.
Miss Annie Pike is in town from
Eureka and is the guest for a short
time of Miss Isabel Monahan. She viii
spend some time with the Misses Pat
terson at their home on I. street.
Captain JamersOn arrived at the
post yesterday and Mrs. JamersOn is
expected in September.
A small company of intimate friends
gathered at the hoIre Of Rev. T. l.
Arnold yesterday for the baptism OF
Newman Arnold, the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Newman TOlies, CT
New York City. The house was dec
GRATED with white flowers and vines.
and the ceremony was performed BY
Mr.. Arnold. the great grandfather OF
the child. four generations being pres
ent. Mrs. Stone Of Evanston accepted
the responsibilities Of godmOther.