The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-11
SOCIETY
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Mr.. and Mrs Z. O. Howard enter
tanned at a charmiugly appointed din
neT last evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Benner y. smith The table dec
oraJiOns were all i'm pink, a high vase
OF pink roses forming the centerpiece.
At either end were extremely tail crys-
tai candlesticks with large shades Of
rose pink silk. On the sidebOard the
same general color idea was carried out.
The table, with its cut glass and sill
YER made q beautiful sight. A large
bunch of pink roses was tied to the
chair OF the bride. The guests besides
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were Nr. and Mrs
w Mont Ferry, Mr., and Mrs. Ernest
Bamberger, Judge and Mrs o. W
Powers, Miss Laura Sherman and AR
Grape, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger.
- Paul +. Nolan and Miss Lille G.. Pitt
were married at Santa Monica, Cal.
Monday afternoon in the church OF
the Good Shepherd. Rev. Frederick
Post officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan viii make an ex-
tended trip on the coast, returning to
salt Lake via Portland. After spend
ing a few days with Nr. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ Nolan at Boise, Ida, they viii ar
rive in Salt Lake about June 1.
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Today viii be a busy day socially.
Besides numerous affairs for the eve
ming, Mrs. Ira H.. Lewis gives a lunch
con, and a musical following. and Mrs.
Robert Glendmning eutertains at tea
for Mrs. Hubbard Reed.
. Miss AiIeen 1Iaclean entertained at a
rrHr
club for Mrs. Russell j. Schulder. The
guests, numbering fourteen, were seat
Ell at one long table which was decorat-
ed in artistic fashion with Persian liz
laos. a long bed of the flowers filed
the center of the table and smaller beds
We're at either end. The two colors of
lilac and green were carried out i'm ev-
cry detail and the affair was one of the
most enjoyable of the season.
Samuel NewhoUse viii entertain this
evening at a dinner for fourteen. The
guests viii be number of young girls
who are to select their own dinner
partners and they viii be chaper0ned
by Mrs. Z. a. Walker.
Mrs. Victor ". Clement returned yes
terday TO the city after an absence Of
home at Mrs. WoOdward's on Fifth
East street
lIr. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Darling have
Sone 10 St Louis TO spend a few weeks
at the fair.
AIRS. George p. Holman was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at am informal
euehre party al which sixteen guests,
the yOunger matrOus Of society. were
entertained. The home was Frightened
with quantities of white and purple IL
laos and fepr-de-lis, also i'm the two
cOlors- Prizes were won by Mrs Dun
can IacVichie Mrs Clifford r. Pear
sail and Mrs David S. Murray
aEa
Mrs Charles Onderdonk was the host
ess at a small and Informal luncheon
yesterday at the University club. her
guests being Mrs William BayIy, jr.,
Miss Leta Macmillan and Miss Stella
Salisbury.
One of the largest and most Elaborate
card parties ever given On the city was
that at the Kenyon last evening given
by Miss C0sgrin. Miss Elizabeth Cos
grin and J. j. Cosgrif. The guests
numbered about eighty and eighteen
tables were filled with enthusiastic eu-
chre players The two parlors were
beautifully decorated. the center table
showing a tan vase of American Beau
ties. Quantities. Of Hlacs, both purple
and white, filed the vases an around
the room and plumosa was draped
over mirrors and piano. Stately palms
were grouped around the corners and
the han leading to the parlors showed
many of the same plants. Behind a
sceeu Of palms at the head of the
stairway an orchestra Was stationed.
TaUies were hands decorated iu water
colors i'm the form Of lilac bloom. The
host and hOstesses were assisted in en-
Pertaining their guests by Mrs j. b.
Cosgrin Miss Stella Salisbury Miss
Gertrude McGrath and Miss Eloise
Sherman.
The marriage Of Miss clara Bailey
and Or. Enoch Van Colt will take place
tonight at the home Of the brides sis
ter. The ceremony VIII be performed
az o'clock and viii be followed by a
large reception from tin H.
The Shakespeare section of be ia-
dies Literary club win hold Us last