The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-31
Society

Two dances are to be given this even
ing, the New Years eve mop at Fort
Douglas and the dance for the younger
set given by Miss Jean Odell at her
nome. Then there Will be a number of
theatre parties. owing to events OF last
evening. and a great many small gath
erings TO watch the old year slip away.
A dance was given last evening by
the boys who are home for the hOh-
days. The nall was decorated in green
and red, and many cosy corners were
arranged for ,the merry dancers. The
affair was enjoyed by about fifty Of
the young dancing set. and the chap
erones We're Mrs. F. J. Fabian. Mrs. W.
A. Nelden, Mrs. w. 5. Mccormick. Mrs.
Jack Keith. Mrs. j. o. Reber. Mrs. FL
bridge Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Dun
bar, Mrs. j. +. Game, Mrs. Joseph Jen-
nings. Mrs. Jungk and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man.
The girls Of the Sewing club enter
tanned at a unique affair last evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stu
art Manley. The entertainment took
the form Of 4 winter picnic, and the
house was transformed by the aid of
trees into a grove for the picnic.
miniature fountain was made by means
of hose, and this was banked with ferns
and MOSES ana arranged for drinking
place. The girls came arrayed in sum
mer outing costumes, and each one car
ried a picnic basket These were
opened and the supper spread beneath
the trees With ali the convenjences OF
an outdoor affair. These present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert 3. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Child, Miss Darlene Bucking-
ham. Miss Helen Buckingham. Miss
Bess Hall. Hiss Pearl Savage, Miss
George Savage. Miss Olive Jennings.
Miss Crete P.nkerton, Lynn kemper,
Wayne Hemphill, James Farquharson,
Richard Stin yley. Roy Wyland, VIII
Hall and 10 Grant.
Mrs. H. =. Mcmillan entertained a
dozen or her intimate friends at
luncheon yesterday at her home on
Brigham street. The table decorations
were Of violets and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. V. Shelp left yester-
day 20 make their Rome in Syracuse,
n Y. They were escorted to the train
by a large company of friends, and
when they left were fairly showered
with flowers and bon bons for their
journey.
Mr. and Mrs. James, Z. Jennings will
leave early in January for a lengthy
absence on the coast.
Mrs. David s. Murray and her little
daughter, ,SaneVieve, left yesterday
for Los Angeles. and viii spend the re-
mainder Of The winter with Mrs. Jevne.
Mrs. w. Il. Hinkle Of Chicago is in
the city spending he holidays with her
father and mother, Judge and Mrs. c.
S, Zane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones go to
Ogden today TO spend the next few
days.
Miss Laura Sherman viii leave next
Thursday for Los Angeles, where she
will spend 1he winter with an aunt.
Mrs. T. A. Wakeling and her daugh-
ter. Miss Polly Wakeling, left Thurs
day evening for British Columbia 10
spend the -emainder OF the winter.
Mrs. c. .. Dey entertained few
children yesterday afternoon for her
little daughter. Phoebe.
Misses Jessie and Edith Boyd enter
tanned informally at a chatting dish
supper in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Al
britton of Kalispen, Wednesday even
ing.
Leon Mayer eutertains a party of
men at n stag party this evening at the
Mayer home On East Second South
street.
Mrs. Mary NJ. T. Allen of Park City
and her daughter. Miss Kate Allen, are
in town for a Jew days.
Mrs. Z. p. Mulhal, her son Phil, and
Miss Nellie MulhaIl have been the
guests of Phil Margetts and his daugh-
ter. Miss Minnie, during the last week,
and a host If friends called to renew
their acquaintance with Mrs. Mulhall.
She leaves for Idaho Falls early next
week at which place she has resided
for the last year.
The Scandinavians of the city 10 the
number of about 200 gathered at Chris
tensen's hall last evening to enjoy their
annual ball Contrary to their usual
custom, they had no programme Of
music and speeches preceding the
dance. but the regular American
dances were interspersed with the old
style scandinavian polkas and waltzes.
The committee consisted of j. II.
Sjodahl. p w. Madsen. J. S. Jensen,
Martin Christopherson, Christian Orlob
and John Lawrence.