The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-07
SOCIETY


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One Of the most elaborate and de-
llghtful events ever given in the city,
and one which was enjoyed by a throng
OF friends was the reception last even
ing by Samuel NeWhOuse in honor OF
his guests, Count Leon de Laborde and
Phillip Livermore of New York The
beautiful home was filed with a gay
crowd from an early hour of the even
ing till long after midnight. and the
scene was one OF beauty. Soft music
and happy voices blended and made the
whole event a delight TO host as we'll
as TO guests. Mr.. Newhouse was ably
assisted in receiving his guests by a
bevy OF charming girls chaperoned by
Mrs. Montgomery Belvin of San Fran
cisco. Among the maidens were Miss
Aileen Maclean. who is just home from
lengthy eastern trip; Miss Margis
Miller. Miss Helen Gillespie and Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre
An orchestra was stationed in the
upper corridor behind screen of palms
and ferns and sweet music filed the
entire house On every hand tan
stately American Beauties arssa, lend
ing their fragrance and beauty.
The hall was done in white and green
except the deep red of American Beau
ties. At either side of the cosy. corner
stood tall vases of the rich roses,
sprays Of plumosa forming almost a
canopy over IL. At the base OF the
handsome portrait of Mrs. Newhouse
was bank of pure white carnations
and ferns Palms and stately plants
added TO the effect. In the drawing
room American Beauties were arranged
in tall cut glass vases on either side OF
the receiving party, while from a Stand
arose an immense vase filed with the
same flowers and plumosa reaching al
most 70 the ceiling. Every fireplace
was banked with white and green, car
nations and plumosa being used
The dining room was a perfect picture
in white and pink In the center Of the
table, which showed exquisite lace work
with the crystal and silver, was placed
an immense silver bowl which was
filled with pink roses with a border
around the edge of lilies of the valley.
On the manteI large vase was done
in the same effect and two boatshaped
IeceptaclsS OF cut glass were also filled
with the lilies. The same idea was
carried out throughout the room. the
color scheme Of pink and white being
especially we'll adapted to the room.
Seldom has there been more brilliant
gathering of Salt Lake society, the In
vitation list comprising about 200.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Bet
ties and Henry Catrow will take place
this morning at 1890 at the BEETLES
home on Sixth East street. The young
people will leave Immediately after
for an eastern trip.
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Mrs. Lewis Cecil Robinson will be at
home to her friends tomorrow at her
new home, 669 Second street, and win
also be at home Fridays during April
and May.
Mrs. ]. D. Thompson entertained the
Bridge club at the home of Mrs. Wood
ward Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Dickinson Of Denver who
has been the guest of Mrs. ]. A. Reeves
for the past few weeks. will leave today
for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Trip, who have
spent the winter in Los Angeles. viii be
home tonight. spp
Mrs. ]. c. Royle will entertain few
of her old friends at an informal lunch
con today in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Henry P. Henderson is the guest
of Mrs H. H. Henderson in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Hoyt have
moved from First street and are now
at home at $50 South Main street.
Mrs Shelley futile of Idaho is in the
city, the guest Of the Watson family al
their home on Second East street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Miller will give q
house warming party in their new flats
on North Temple street this evening.
A pretty home wedding Of yesterday
was that of Miss Beatrice Macdonald
and Alfred d. Pierson. which took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Macdon-
aid The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Pinkerton of the Central
Christian church, and was Witnessed by
about thirty-six of the friends of the
two young people. A wedding supper
followed the simple but beautiful mar
rage service and later the young peo-
pie left for their own home. They viii
be at home after May 1 at 159 North
Fifth West street. The bride wore a
dainty and girlish gown of white chif-
fon and carried white flowers. She was
unattended. Both the young people
are great favorites with their friends,
of whom they have a large circle.
At the annual meeting Of the St.
Marks Guild held Tuesday, the follow
ing officers We're elected: Mrs. w. II.
Bird, president; Mrs. George Y. Wal
lace, vice president; Mrs. S. c. Snyder,
secretary, and Mrs. F. L. Oswald,
treasurer. The ladies have already con-
tributed 5000 toward the building fund
of the church.
Mrs. William r. Warren entertained
the members of the Third Street Card
club at a luncheon, followed by cards
at her home yesterday.
Mrs. J. McQueeney viii entertain at