Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-10

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palms making II a yeritable floral bow
err The hosts and their guest Of honor
received In the drawing room, which
was bright with great vases and jar
diners Of roses and pink asters, PINK
asters also adorned the dining room
while the library had lavender asters
In dainty rcceptaCles with pink and
green ribbons decorating the candela-
bra The art room and yeranda had a
lavish aud beautiful arrangement OF
palms and ferns, the FIRST having for a
central picture n round table holding
great block Of ice and electric fan, all
these being hidden by screen OF pur-
pie and white asters, palms and ferns.
The platform where the orchestra was
stationed was also screened with tfe
greens. The porch was Il parterre OF
blooms-autumn leaves mingling with
sunnowers In brilliant effect. japanese
lanterns shaded the lights, and rugs
and settees were where--the
lawn being also strewn with them IN
the music room an orchestra COM
posed " willard Weihe Arthur shep.
herd and J. j. Olsen rendered special
program of music during the evening
while a separate orchestra rendered the
dapce-music. The dance programs We're
decorated In forgetmenots and tied with
green ribbon About 300 guests en-
joyed the affair
a pretty affair was the dinner given
by Mr. and Mrs. w, A, Bagley, Jrp last
night I'm honor of Blaine and walker
salisbury. preceding the Holmes dance
The decoration was entirely In grapes,
the fruit with ts vines and leaves be-
inc most effective. The electric globes
table and sldeboard and mantel were
attlstlcally done with the same trulI
Present besides the guests OF honor
yero. Miss Stella salisbury MISS Grel-
rude McGrath. Miss Laura sherman
Miss Leta Mcmillan. Miss Margie MI,
ior Misc Henrietta Holmes, James ana
Walker Salisbury Kari Allen, Harry
Roberts. Lieut.. Parker and Lieut. Sauh-
ders,
Mrs Hubbard Chamberlain LEFT yes
terday FOR the east where she VIII WIS.,
II for the next month on So
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel f. Fentoh leave
today for ST. Louis and chicago 10
spend q few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Hansen ana
daughter leave today for a trip 10 lhe
fair.
The Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers
will hold their first meeting OF the sea
son on Sept. %. In commemoralon OF
the day of the entrance of Daniel Spen-
GERS company into the Salt Lake val
| lev his company being the llrst 70 ar
| rive after the little handful OF the al
| vance pioneers. on oct l6 the iirst reg
| ular meeting Of the society VIII be helu'
A preliminary meeting OF the peace
committee win be held at the office OF
| the Young Womans journal IN the
Constitution building next Thursday
| afternoon at 3 o'clock, when prepara-
lions will be made for the big peace
demonstrations to follow In the near
future,
Mrs. J. o. Duke of Chicago, who has
been spending the summer with her,
sister Mrs George l., Savage, leaves
for her home Wednesday, and VIII be
al home to her friends at 1913 Fourth
street Tuesday afternoon, Sept H.
Mr.. and Mrs. S S. Dickinson left
last Sunday for a two-months' stay IN
California,
The handsome new home Of MI and
Mrs. Archibald Freebalrn IN Forest
Dale was the scene last evening OF a
very enjoyable surprise party glyel
by the officers and teachers Of the Fiftf
ward Sunday school Between 40 and
so persons were present, and the eve
ming was spent IN singing, Storytelling
and partaking OF delicious refresh
ments. The trolley ride back and forth
was delightful feature Of the occa'
sion.
Mrs. b f. Deal has returned from
her trip to ST. Louis. Miss Clara DeaI
win spend another week there visiting
with relatives,
The Daughters OF the Revolution viii
meet with Mrs Isabella NJ, Sears on
Sept. l6, at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs George w, Reed, Jrt
and Miss Edith Reed leave this eve
ming FOR trip to st. Louis and other
eastern cities.
The Strollers' club win hold its next
meeting at Mr.. Rex Wilson'S 65l East
Second South, 1880 o'clock, Friday eve
ming. The meeting will be for election
of officers. The president. Mr. Harry
| fnl1AMinp
members 10 be present; Norman DAVIS
George Ryser G. W, Price, A. Y. Coon
berg, A. Chamberlain, O. r. Meredith
Jr, Louis Hanson, L. r. Cracroft Fred
Boiling $, Taylor Harry Smith, j.. Z
Hull. Jack Browning w. Mangum
Henry Kendell,. Jack Hahn l., II. Pen
rose D. NJ. Olsen Frank Hanson, eco
Chandler, o. Erickson, Thos. Mattress
j. X. Wlttemore. Walter Rogers Ton
Janney H. Beaverton, II. +, Cummock
j. A. Barlow, A. T. Clayton, =, Sim
mons r. Booth, Frank Fulland ID. Ros
sitter V. 0stler DELANEY VI. Wilson, w
Buckley, Frank Bean, +. r. Beckstead
Lawrence Bassett
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Witcher have re
turned from Walkers farm.
Mrs. W H. King has returned from
an extended trip to New York an
Washington,
Miss Grace Dele Davis and Mis-
Burkella Pierce Of the Pierpont Schoo
Of Oratory and Physical Culture vii
receive their friends and pupils mex
Saturday, Sept, IL. at their studio 4
the Commercial club building. Their
viii be talks and demonstrations o
their work at 10 a. m, y. m, and :
m. An are cordially invited.
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Mrs, Martha Royle King,