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

SOCIETY


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/ the guest of honor, aud with Mr.. New
! house, famous for his hospitality, as
/ host nothing was lacking 70 make TIE
/ event memorable.
The broad lawns were lighted with
strings of incsndescent lights, which E,
l beginning at the gate formed & semi
circle over the big grass plot and tu
| the trees beyond. The entrance itself
was surmOunted with an arch of the
| lights, and beyond the grass plat
/ strings Of beautiful japanese lsnternc
gave a festive air. On The old dance
| floor TO the north Of the green, few
colored lights made the darkness
barely visible. and directly over the
receiving party a Hood OF light Tell
The dancing floor was laid on the east
side OF the house, and beneath the
umbrella tree beside the drive an en-
larged orchestra furnished dance
music. Chairs studded the lawn ana
NavajOs and Ariental rugs formed
resting places beneath the trees and
IN many hooks around the nearby
grounds Punch was served on the
broad veranda on the west side Of the
| house, and within doors a buffet sup
per was served during the evening. An
interesting spot was found in tho
house where the handsome tea set
recently brought here 10y Mr.. New
I house for a tennis tr0phy, was dis
played for the nTst time. But the
charm of the whole affair was the many
| beautiful young girls. who with tie
guest of honor are just beginning TO
enjoy the delights of social life,
The receiving party stood directly -
the north of the house and from there
the guests wandered away 70 enjoy the
grounds or the dance. With Mr.. New
house and Miss Goodwin in the line
were Mrs. Henry L. Irwin. Mrs VIII
liam II. Cunningham, Mrs. A F
Walker, Miss Jasmine Young, Miss
Helen Gillespie. Miss Aileen Mscl~aE
and Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre About
400 invitations were issued
Mrs. Leroy Gore Dinwoodey WAS the
hostess yesterday at a luncheon at
which the members Of her club were
entertained The guests We're seated
al long oval table which was decor
ated entirely in nasturtiums. a long
mirriOr extended the fun length of the
table and in the centre OF this stood a
cut glass epergne filled with brilliant
hued nasturtiums. Three smaller
vases were arranged an triangular
form at either side FaVors at each
place were dainty French fans. The
friends present were Mrs. Leah Ritter.
Mrs George T. OdeII Mrs J Fred
OdeH, Miss HOwatt. Mrs. Arthur
Shepherd, Mrs. Louis Schoppe. Mrs
a W. McCune. jr... Mrs J. II. Rich
ards, Mrs Robert Roy Hampton. Miss
Addie Hampton and Miss Fannie Bird.
Mrs T a Vincent and Mrs. w. s.
LOOMS entertained yesterday after
noon at a delightfully."- informal Ken
sington tea IN honor Of two of the
visitors TO the city, Mrs William
Munroe Of Philadelphia The large
airy rooms were decorated in yellow
throughout. Great vases Of wild
mustard with It's feattery bloom
filled the corners and fireplaces. and
low bowls of bright yellow nasturtium.
added to the effect. Branches Of yell
low honey suclSle were used most eff
fectively. About thirty-fve friends
enjoyed the event.
The first large tea of several days
and probably the last big afternoon
event for some time is that to be given
this afternoon by Mrs. David Keith.
Mrs Keith win be assisted by Mrs.
Samuel Woodward. Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett- Mrs Ezra Thompson, Mrs
HOyt Sherman. Mrs John Z. Dolly,
Mrs. CordeIl, Mrs Charles D. Rock
hdge, Mrs J. R. Folsom, Mrs. Jacobs,
and Mrs, Il G. Mcmillan
Mrs Rachel Miller viii leave Sat
urday morning for Trail, B. g, and
will spend the summer there with her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller.
Mrs. H. G. Brockman, who has spent
the past eighteen months in Portland
is in Logan on her way hack TO Salt
Lake.
Miss Eva Mayne is in the city from
Dayton, O., visiting her sister. Mrs. c.
D. Slavery Miss Mayns has many
friends in the city and is being vel
coined on every hand by them
Colonel Edwin F. Holmes and
daughter, Miss Harriet Holmes. are
expected in tie city tomorrow.
Miss Arvilla Clark who has spent the
past few days with friends in town,
left last night for Ogden where she
VIII visit Miss Ella Tavey.
Mrs. Benjamin McAaIin and Miss
BToadhead of Bloomfield, Kentucky.
who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs.
L. Union WOTthingtOn, have gone on
a trip through the Yellowstone.
Mrs. c c. Dey entertained a party
Of friends at the lake Tuesday even
ing
Mrs Thomas Gould Griffin gives
luncheon at the Country club today.
Miss Ida Hanauer has gone to New
York to spend the remainder of the
summer with her cousin.
Mrs A W McCune returned yester-
day morning from a short visit with
her mother in Montana.
Mis- Harry CAM viii leave the lat
ter part OF the present week for
visit to her parents home in Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Axton are now
at home to their friends at 6l7 Sixth
street.
Mind Mrs Timothy A Ryan viii
leave early in the week TO make their
home in Butte.
Mrs Leroy C. Dinwoodey has dis
continued her Wednesdays at home for
the summer
Miss Ella Smith of Logan who has
spent the last two weeks with her
cousin. Miss Vida Jones. Of this city,
left for home last evening.
1 AiS fCtCA al e1NAtt titA MAJ tsEteS- it4
with his daughter. Miss Min
ME Margetts, viii leave Salt Lake
city this morning for IN extended
visit TO Idaho Falls. where they will
be, the guests of AIr. Margetts'
daughter. Mrs. Z. ?. Iuihall. and
family Before returning they VIII
visit the Yellowstone. and friends 1T
Star Valley and other
places Of interest.
Miss Margaret Best, a missionary of