The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-17

here are found many treasures IN the /
way Of vases. screens and fancy carved /
chairs. A notable painting IS that on
confidence" BY Androtta. an tai /
ian scene by Harlamod. an exquisite /
flower piece by Emily Selinger. a per-
feet head on porcelain by GOerner. two
Hawaiian pictures. d head and q scene (
BY Ewing. an Oriental picture set in
its own frame of Oriental work By
Stiepevich, and two very beautiful
pieces by Marie. wife o. the crown
prince of Denmark. which were done
for Mrs. Holmes.
Nor have the Utah artists been for
gotten. One picture of exquisite color
ing and one which has been accorded
a place of honor in the Paris salon is
by Miss Rose Hartwell; one is by Tag
CART, The Letter: two very fine Wa
ter colors of Culmer's are here, and
many other pictures Of extreme inter-
est. \ cabinet is filed with the daintl-
er pieces Of bric-a- brac, including rare
boxes, fans and miniatures. Screens
of exquisite Japanese workmanship are
placed here and there, and few sam
pies of the most novel and wonderful
Japanese paintings are 10 be seen on
the walls Lights have been arranged
around the hall for the purpose Of light
ing the pictures To the best advantage,
and the effect is D glow Of light which
brings out the very best tones IN
each.
For the affair last evening the stage
was enclosed entirely in a bank of
ferns and palms. from the center Of
which arose a great vase Of American
Beauties on either side were the
same flowers, and a low bank Of aza-
leas extended in front of this. In the
house the decorations were on a simi-
lar scale. Every room showed guam
titles Of flowers, the drawing room be-
ing done in American Beauties alone.
In the music room Prosperity caTna-
tons were used, several hundred of the
fragrant flowers filing the place with
perfume. Ia the dining room red pre-
dominated. American Beauties and red
carnations filling vases and corners. On
| the table. however. two low bowls were
flied with daffodiIs and tulips of yell
| low. Covering the table was a cloth
Of heavy satin done in Japanese en-
I broidery with ehFysanthemums- Here
| the refreshments were served buffet
style. In the library to the west OF this
room punch was served from d low Ia
/ BILE showing a lamp of Tiffany glass.
/ On the upper floor each room showed
/ quantities of white flowers and as the
! guests passed from room to room Of
/ the beautiful home admiration was eX-
| pressed on every hand. From the front
/ door. which was surmOunted BY an inn
/ mense flag of electric lights, TO the
billiard room, in the basement hOspi-
| tality and good cheer reigDed, and the
/ special guests We're made to feel that
/ the greeting extended to them was OF
! the most heartfelt and sincere kind.
About 400 guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. II. Babcock enter
| tanned informally at a dinner last even
| ing for Miss BufOTd, the party later
| attending the reception at the Amelia
Palace. The table decorations We're
| American Beauties, with candle shades
and ribbons of the same color. Covers
were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Knight have
gone east for q short trip.
IS
Mrs. J. Z. Bamberger returned sun
day after an absence of several weeks
in New York. Mr.. BambeTger arrived
yesterday. and they will leave Friday
for Los Angeles to remain till the
weather is more settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Lamb entertained
at a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. HaE-
ris sunday evening.
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Miss Katherine Geddes viii not leave
for the east till late next week. She
will go direct to Boston and viii spenC
some time there and in New York
, Miss Geddes viii visit friends in Den
s yer on her return.
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After the extreme gaiety of the pas
ten days the social world settles int
( its customary rest today. The day vii
: be a quiet one and win be devoted, ex
ternaIly at least, TO worship; but a re
action will doubtless set in before tn
week is ended and many smaller anC
less formal but none the less enjoyable
affairs viii take place
=
tl Mrs. Perry s. Heath will entertain
[ at a luncheon tomorrow.
,
DR.. and Mrs. Hosner viii entertain
! at an informal whist party Saturda!
evening.
Miss Heller, Boyer of Springville 4
in the city spending few days Wit
! friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Craig have re
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I al home to their friends at the Cul
len.
! Mrs. George ". Putnam entertaine'
S yesterday at the first of a series Of ia
e formal luncheOns. The second viii TAX
: place today.
t Nir Scion SpirO leaves this mOrnin
h for the east, where he viii join Mrs
: Spiro and ner parents for an extends
d southern trip.
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s The young peoples societies OF tn
Il Twenty second ward viii give a lea
g year ball in the annex u week frOr
= tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. ]. Broughall and her siste
:. Mrs. II. J. Hicks, who is her CUES
Il win hereafter be at home informall
at the home of Mrs. Broughall, 377 EaS
Third South street on Wednesdays.