The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-23
SOCIETY
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Mrs Ezra Thompson was the hostess
yesterday at a large and elaborate att
ernOOn tea at which over 100 of her
friends were entertained. The cool
rooms were open to the breezes and
were lighted only by the shaded sun
light The hall was decorated in green
and white, and palms were arranged
on the porch before the doorway. IN
the front parlor roses Of deep red
adorned the mantel and filled the vases.
and an immense basket of eglantine
hung in the aIcove formed by the win
down Nothing could have exceeded in
beauty the erect of this decoration.
The large pink flowers with their own
green leaves surrounding them made "a
glow and brightness which filled the
room In the back paTiOr pink roses
were used and the fireplace and man
tel were filled with long feathery
sprays Of wild umbelifera. The dining
room which is finished in pale green
was decorated in green and white,
fine effect being the simple banking Of
pure white candy tuft on the mantel,
SidebOards and cabinet were arranged
in artistic fashion with sprays Of syr-
inga and every corner showed great
branches OF the wild umbelifera. Per-
haps the table was the most unique in
its arrangement. Here on a cover Of
rested and on this We're many tiny
vases of white sweet peas with dainty
white swans apparently floating be-
tween on the surface Of the mirror.
Around the outer edge were sprays OF
plumOsa and a handsome service for
the coffee completed the table,
An orchestra on the upper landing
furnished a splendid musical pro-
gramme throughout the afternoon. Mrs.
her guests by Mrs. Perry s. Heath and
Mrs Rachel Miller. Mrs H r.. Hay
ward and Mrs. Samuel Woodward as
sisted IN the hall and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett poured coffee in the dining
room. The ladies who served in the
dining room were Mrs. Nelson Rauso-
hOff and Mrs. Ke0gh. In the library
room, which was done entirely ia yell
low galardias and marlgolds Miss Leta
Mcmillan served punch, assisted by the
Misses N0rTine Thompson. Aileen Nc
MILAN and Marjorie Jacobs. Little
Gladys Barlow received the guests at
the door.
A luncheon was given yesterday by
Mrs. Francis s. Bascom complimentary
to Mrs. Harold Russell. Mrs Joseph r.
Folsom of san Francisco and Mrs
Frank W. Jennings. The other guests
were aIE&. -. e.. 81 8OUFUAs MISS
Blanche KimbaIl, Miss Edith Shear
man and Miss Joanna Sprague The
table was decorated entirely iu pansies
and maidenhair ferns. A iarEe basket
of the pansies formed the central deco
ration. the flowers rising from among
the ferns as If growing there. Smaller
baskets similarly arranged were az
each place. and pansies and ferns were
scattered over the CLOTH. Suspended
directly above the table was a wreath
like arrangement OF plum0sa with pan
sizes studded thickly through it. and
bowls of the fragrant flowers decorated
sideboard and mantei.
Probably no more beautifully planned
wedding ever took place I'm salt Lake
than that OF last night when Miss
nellie Pinkerton. daughter of Rev. T.
w and Mrs Finkerton. became the
bride OF Edward Moore. The father OF
the bride read the ceremony in the Cen
tTal Christian church.
The ceremony took place at $50
o'clock. Preceding that time Miss
Agatha Berlxhoel sang Dear, When
Gaze Into Thine Eyes" and Il Love
You Truly" Immediately before the
entrance Of the bridal party Miss Pearl
Rothschiid began the Bridal Chorus"
from Lohengrin, and as the party en-
tered tbe sweet strains Heated forth
First came two little maids acting as
cushion bearers. FRANKIE jacobson and