The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-02
SOCIETY
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a most delightful at home was that
given by Mrs. Perry s. Heath yester-
day afternoon from s TIL O'Clock, at
her home on East Brigham street. The
house was decorated throughout with
pink carnations and maiden hair fern,
and the dining room was a most beau
. tiful picture. On the polished table q
cover of heavy pink satin was laid.
and in this was insertion of eluny
lace, Handsome. candielabra with pink
shades and rosebud candles lighted
the table. A centerpiece was formed
of a high vase of rose pink carnations.
An orchestra stationed ia the hall fur
nished delightful music during the
hours of the afternoon. Mrs. Heath
svas assisted by Mrs Thomas kearns.
Mrs. Edwin f Holmes. Miss Wilson OF
Park City and Miss Leta Mcmillan
Governor and Mrs Wells kept open
house during the entire afternoon yes
terday. and the house was thronged
with friends for several hours. The
national cOlors were used IN the deco
rations, the hall and porch being hung
with handsome flags. Festoons Of
Christmas greens and American Beau
ties added to the effect, and the gay
colors of the gowns, with the fun uni
forms Of the staff, made a most effect
i've scene. Besides the officers and la
dies Of the governors staff the host and
hostess were assisted by Mrs. David
3. Hampstead Mrs. Edna Wells Sloan,
Mrs. Lear Ritter. jr.. Mrs. Alma D.
Katz and Miss Emily Read.
Colonel and Mrs. Bubb ana the
Misses Bulb received their friends in
formally yesterday afternoon at the
commandments quarters at the post.
and several hours of most delightful
socjability were passed. The guests
were received in the drawing room, the
people Of the household being assisted
by Captain and Mrs. Falls and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Taylor. In the dining
room Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. Cocheu and
Mrs. Forman served, assisted by the
Misses Starting and Miss Laura Sher-
man. The regimental band furnished
music, and dancing was INDUCED in by
number of the young people.
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Quite an elaborate reception was that
given yesterday afternoon by Miss Lii
Ian Woodward and Miss Miriam Rock
ildge in honor of Mrs. W g. Sharp and
Mrs. Thomas Davis. The house was
decorated with Christmas hangings
and cut flowers. and the ladies were
assisted in receiving their guests by
Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Mrs r II. Claiming. Mrs. George
X. Fisher, Mrs A. H 5. Bird. Mrs.
Union WoTthingtOn, Mrs. Sturgis. Mrs.
Pardee, the Misses Mason. Miss Burke.
Miss Geddes and Miss Katherine Judge.
thronged with guests exchanging the
greetings Of TIE season.
Mr.. sam Wing entertained at a de-
lightful New Years dinner last even
hostesses, was played, the prizes being
Miss Startling, Miss Miriam Startling.
Miss Pointer, Miss Phil Pointer, Lieu
tenant Platt, Lieutenant Chambers and
Lieutenant Hartman.
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Mrs. Il. c. Hoffman VIII entertain at
an elaborate childTen's party this aft
ernoon in honor Of her little daughter,
Naomi
4 very delightful event Of last even
ing was the dance given by young uni
versity men who are home for the holt
days. About forty young people en-
Joyed the evening,
At the Shepherd residence, "A street,
Misses Marie Welies. Olive and Carol
Shepherd entertained a crowd of their
numerous friends at a delightful New
Years eve party. The house was beau
tifully decorated, the prevailing cOlors
being red and green. An elegant lunch
was served at midnight. A clever
guessing game, originated by the young
hostesses was played, the prizes being
won by Chester Evans, Hazel Wilkin-
son, Pauline Browning and J. Held, jr.
The guests were Misses Mary Smell,
Mabel Snyder, Martha Snyder, Ivy
Snyder, Hazel Wilkinson. Anna Shep-
herd, Elsie Brown, Fannie Gardener,
Emily Feveryear, Elsie Gallagher. Pau
line Browning and Messrs. Fred Wight,
Joe Folsom, Curtis COhn. Albert Han
sen. Mason Williams, Russell Sands.
Arthur Stenhouse, James Snowfall, Aft
Gum, Billie Home. oscar Manning,
Lawrence Basset, Harold Caho0n, Do
Tis Raybould, Willie Snyder. John
Lyon, Chester Evans, Dick CafeIl, Les
ter MOretOn. J. Held. JT., and Billie
Watson