The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-08
Society

festivity viii begin. The largest event
is the hop planned for next Wednesday
evening. Captain and Mrs. Frank
Morrow win give tea III honor OF the
commanding general and his wife Tues
/ day afternoon. Captain Madden and his
mother entertain at dinner for them
Thursday evening. Captain and Mrs.
Blake VIII entertain at tea for Them on
sunday, Captain and Mrs. Perry viii
give dinner Wednesday preceding
the hop for Mr.. and Mrs Drum of the
staff. and Captain and Mrs. Sturgiss
I VIII entertain at large dinner next
on Saturday of the same week in honor
OF General and Mrs Baldwin.
Mrs. Clarence d. Clark and Miss
( Laura Clark OF wyoming were the
| honOred guests at a reception given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Abner
Luman. The pleasant home was made
] bright with many flowers, the parlor
and library showing decorations of
palms and cut flowers. in the dining
! room red alone was the color used.
streamers of the ribbon hung with
Christmas bells extending to the four
! corners of the room
/ An orchestra stationed on the upper
| landing furnished music and during the
/ late hours Of the afternoon some vocal
/ selections were given by Miss Clark
( Mrs. Jack Keith. Mrs. A. u. Melvin
and Miss Lum2n. IN the receiving
! line stood. besides the guests of honor
/ and the hostess. Mrs Ezra Thompson,
( Mrs James b. Eddie and Mrs. Rachel
4 Miller. Mrs. 5. II. PinkertOn and Miss
! buckingham served punch in the hall
and Mrs. W. w. Rivers assisted in en-
/ tertaininG the guests.
/ 4 high tea viii be given by Mrs Ed
I ward 5. Ferry this afternoon in com
/ pliment TO Miss Emily Read About
seventy-fiVe CT the friends OF the hon
/ OFed guest viii be present the invita-
tons including the men as well as the
women The close girl friends Of Miss
Read win be assisting.
! Mrs. A. J. Gorham was the hostess
/ yesterday afternoon at a literary tea
! for Mrs. John Reed of Denver.
I Colo. The hours were devoted 70
childhood literature, Mrs. w. r.
+ Wightman reading paper on
I the subject, which was Illustrated by
( readings of childrcn's verso by Mrs.
! Reed, and the rendition Of several chill
! dren's songs by Mrs. A. d. Melvin.
+ Mrs. John +. Woodward was the
! quarters at Fort Douglas A large num-
+ Der OF her friends We're entertained.
! The guests were seated at small tables,
( the decorations of which were all i'm the
: Christmas cClors. Bologna wreaths of
( the deep red adorned each table and
broad ribbons of deep red surrounding
I silver Candida bra added t. the color ef-
/ feet. Shades of silver and green were
used on the lights, and above each ia
bic were suspended tiny Christmas
bells Of deep red. The guests were
( Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs. Truman of
! Michigan. Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Hugh An
! derson. Mrs. T. G. Weber. Mrs. NJ. f.
+ Woodward, Mrs. r. A. Keyes, Mrs A.
I c. Ewing, Mrs james A. Miner, Mrs.
1 George NJ. Downey. Mrs. o. j. Sails
/ bury. Mrs. George r. Holman, Mrs. w.
/ :. Mccormick. Mrs. J. c. Lockwood,
! Mrs. Madden. Mrs. Windsor V. Rice,
! Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. w NJ. O'Brien Mrs.
( Jamerson, Miss Keogh, Miss Salisbury
/ and Miss Judge.
Mrs. William Bayly, jr., viii issue in
/ vitations the first Of next week for a
large tea 70 be given at the University
club Saturday, Dec. IL.
! Mrs. Charles McMurrin Of Seattle is
I in the city for few days with her sis
/ ter, Mrs. Norris Sommer. They viii
/ leave next week accompanied by their
mother. Mrs. Cohen. for Denver. where
Mrs. Sommer will reside.
Mr. and Mrs s. f. Fenton viii leave
Saturday for a short -isit in Chicago.
Mrs. John Reed viii be the guest OF
honor this afternoon at a Kensington
! to be given by Mrs. J. F. Marshall at
her new home on Second street.
Mrs. W. c.. Lamb enteTtains today at
the first of a series of luncheon and
/ card parties.
The Third Street Card club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Harry c. Edwards at her home, S76
Fifth street.
The marriage Of Miss Belle Bridwell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Bird
/ well. and c. w. Dansie, took place last
I evening at the home Of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed by
GOvernor-elect John .. Cutler at :
O'Clock. and was witnessed by only the
relatives. A reception from S:3e till II
o'clock followed. at which over 200 OF
the friends of the young people were
present.
The home was decorated for the
event, a huge wedding bell hanging
over the bridal pair. Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilaX were used ia The par
lor and library and hyacinths decorated
the dining room. An orchestra fur
nished a musical programme. The bride
wore d gown Of pale lavendar crepe dc
chine with a yoke Of imported lace
and carried pink roses. Mr. and Mrs
Dansie viii be at home after Jan. Is al
727 Sixth street.
The marriage Of Miss Tony Rand and
Fred c. Rich. jr., win take place al
noon today I'm the temple. At 6:3C
! o'clock this evening the young couple
/ viii be given a reception at the home
of the grOOm's father on Wall street.
The annual exhibit of decorated pOr-
celain and water colors of Mrs. Kerr
and Mrs. Twining VIII omen today al
the LeysOn jewelry store. continuing
Until Saturday evening. Mrs. Kerr has
keen holding her annual exhibit fOf
80 veral seasons and her work is well
known. Mrs. Twining is making her
FIRST public exhibition having lately
joined Mrs. Kerr i'm d studio Their
y orS shows the latest ideas in hand
tainted china in great variety and
proves an interesting collection 70 those
interested in ceramics. Mrs. Kerr viii
have some of her studies from nature
both in china and water colors.
The ladies of ST PauTs guild will
conduct fair and cake sale at Greene
trff rts.t.