The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-24
TIIE sALT HERALD. THURsDAY NoyEMBER "a 1901
Society


Trimmed with exquisite lace and orna-
mented with a string of pearls, and
Miss Wilson, her sister, dressed in rose
pink, with trimmings Of white lace.
Besides these the assisting women were
Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning and
Mrs. David 5. Murray. In the library
across the hall Mrs. Samuel Adams of
Denver and Miss Elizabeth Cosgrif
served punch
The beautiful home was bright with
flowers, stately chrysanthenums Of
pure white gracing the drawing room.
Yellow flowers Of the same kind bright
ened the library, tail vases of silver
holding the long stemmed flowers in
both rooms. In the dining room red
alone was used. The large round table
was covered with an exquisite cloth of
ciuny lace and on this were seen the
red decorations. A centerpiece of Amer
Lean Beauties filed a low silver bowl,
and four candlesticks Of solid silver,
shaded with deep red, stood around
this. Bonbons in the same color and
roses strewn over tho cloth added to
the effect. Tai vases on mantel and
sideboard held American Beauties and
tail dark red chrys2nthemums On the
balcony surrounding the open hall an
orchestra was stationed furnishing a
fine musical programme over 800
friends called during the afternoon.
the hours being from till 5.
Mrs. w s. Mccormick and Miss
keogh were the hostesses yesterday at
on afternoon tea, the hours being from
till g. The Mccormick home on North
Main street was decorated with now-
ers throughout American Beauties be-
ing used in the drawing room. yellow
in the library and pink in the dining
room. Besides the two hostesses there
were seen in the receiving party Mrs.
William McCaskeH Other friends as
sisting were Mrs. r. II. Claiming, Mrs.
r. Gould Smith, Mrs. Grant Hampton.
Mrs. r. b. Hardness, Mrs. Arthur II.
S. Bird, Miss Katherine Judge. Miss
Dorothy Kinney, Miss katherine
Geddes and Miss Eloise Sherman. An
orchestra stationed in the sitting room
furnished the music
Today will be filled with the quieter
affairs of the Thanksgiving season.
many home dinners being augmented
by the presence of few close friends.
Among those who will entertain at
rather elaborate dinners are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii.
Claiming, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayly. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
HOyt Sherman, Mrs. J. S. Ferguson and
Others. All of the clubs viii have spe-
cial dinners, any many of the smaller
families are planning TO enjoy the
Thanksgiving dinner there following
the football game.
The buffet luncheon TO be served at
the Country club today from 1890 till
2:30 will draw a large number .of the
members and their guests. The game
of mixed foursomes in golf viii pre-
cede the luncheon, beginning at 1896.
A number of parties will drive out
early. coming into town later for the
football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed viii arrive
this morning from Denver, and will
be the guests during their stay Of Mr..
be at nome informally to their friends
this evening at the Andrews home, 1s4
Q street.
Mrs. ]. d. Thompson win entertain
at dinner at the Fifth East hotel to-
day.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing Will entertain at a
luncheon next Monday at the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oden give a
large family dinner this evening at
their home.
Waldemar Van Colt will entertain
the L. of L. football team at a dinner
at the Alta club, Dec. ,.
Mrs. W. n. Culmer and Miss Hazel
Gunner. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lynn for some time.
will leave Tuesday for their home in
Bellingham, Wash.
Mrs o. 3. Knlckerbocker of Aurora,
H., is in Salt Lake visiting friends for
a few days.
In one of the private parlOrs Of the
Wilson at . o'clock yesterday after
noon, Mrs. William J. Porter and Elton
Lee Tippie of Eureka, New. were united
i'm marriage by the Rev Mr.. Hogan of
the Congregational church. A wedding
supper was served 10 a few invited
guests after the ceremony. The couple
will leave for a short visit to st. Louis
and on their return will make their
home in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c, Hoffman left
this morfing for St. Louis and an ex-
tended trip through the east.
Mrs. William Nicol entertained the
Card club at her home yesterday after
noon
Mrs. George 5. Bell viii leave short
~ TO spend the cold season in Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. Dorsey Ash will entertain the
Plate club at The Commercial club sat
urday. the bour set for the luncheon
being ! o'clock
The Wasatch Literary circle, the new
club formed last year. will entertain
the men tomorrow evening, and instead
Of tho customary smaller evening en-
teTtainment the evening will be devoted
10 a study Of Tennyson. given BY Miss
Grace Dele Davis at the Third Pres
church.
Misses Hazel Lewis and Susie Hitler
their friend. Miss Lille Nord-
quist, Monday evening. Games were
played after which supper was served
Among those present were Misses Hazel
Lewis, Susie Hitler, Lille Nerdquist,
Mayme Shaw. Annie Taylor. Eva Lud-
low Myrtle Corless. Annie Jensen.
LeonOra Lewis. Birdie Blomquist. La
vonne BlomQuist, Birdie Nordquist,
Alice Nordquist, and Messrs. Charles
Worthen. John McCurdy. John Worth
On. Edmund Ludlow. Bert Haigh. Har-
~ Hitler, Ralph Woods, Carl Jensen.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Young
and Lee J. Kahn will take place today
at the home of the brides mother.
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The marriage OF Miss Lillian AleXan-
der and Henri Jules Mailloux viii take
place today at the home Of the AleXan-
ders on Fifth East street.