The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-07
Society

MIS-. RUSSELL L. Tracy Was lnc nus
tess yesterday at a luncheon given in
honor of Mrs. Hoyt Sherman. who
leaves early next month TO spend a sea-
son abroad. The guests were seated
at three tables, the decorations OF
which were all in the Christmas colors.
Tall American Reauties with sprays of
holly around the table made a bright
ness in the home which was added to
( by the red Christmas bells hung from
chandeliers above. The faTors were
trunks and travelling bags apropos Of
the proposed trip. The guests invited
besides Mrs. Sherman were Mrs. O. J.
Salisbury. Mrs. George NJ. Downey.
Mrs. George L. Wallace. Mrs. Bancroft.
Mrs NJ. r. Woodward. Mrs. George p.
Holman. Mrs II. d. Niles, Mrs II. L.
Harding Of Los Angeles, Mrs. William
Bayly, Mrs. Gibson of Niagara. Mrs
Mccormick, Miss Keogh and Mrs. Nc
Caskell.
Mrs. A. Donis Melvin was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at an informal
/ tea given in honor OF Mrs. John Reed
/ of Denver. The cheerful home was
made bright with the Christmas colors.
deep red carnations and red shades
harmonizing with the chime of bells
suspended over tho dining table. Red
the effect. The guests were received
| by Mrs. Melvin and her honored guest
who were assisted by Mrs. Harry
I CAM, Mrs. a. g. Andrews and Miss
Cauady of Ogden. A great number of
] the friends Of both the women called
curing the hours. which were from 4
to 6.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Jennings en-
tertained about forty OF their friends at
an Informal dance last evening at their
home on East Brigham street. The
/ library and dining room We're cleared
/ for dancing and fine orchestra was
stationed IN the halh Palms were on
every hand. giving an air of festivity.
and several hours were passed I'm the
enjoyment Of the dance.
! Invitations will be issued within a
/ few days for the special hop at the
post which viii be given a week from
! tonight i'm honor of General and Mrs.
Frank d. Baldwin and the aides. VINO
will be at the post on a tour of inspec-
ton. The event is TO be elaborate and
/ viii take the place of the one which
was planned for the holiday season.
Mrs. c. A. Walker entertained at a
dinner last evening at her apartments
/ in the Louise fats. The table decora-
/ lions We're pink carnations and plu-
:nosa and the guests were Miss Rather
! me Judge. Miss Dorothy Kinney Miss
Anna Mccormick, Miss katherine
/ Ceddes. John S Critchlow, T. c.
/ Schranrm, Frank Judge and j. T. Good
( win.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing was the hostess
% rEaf .
ries of luncheOns. The affair was given
at the Kenyon and the same artistic
: ideas were carried out in the decora-
! ton of the room as the day before. The
guests again numbered about forty
\ large and elaborate reception will
be given this afternoon by Mrs Abner
Luman In honor Of Mrs. c. D. Clark OF
/ Wyoming and her daughter Miss
Laura Clark, who are in the city for
I the winter. The event viii be really
A musical tea. as a number OF leading
! vocalists viii furnish a programme fog
the hours.
! A number of box parties were seen AT
! the symphony concert Monday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs w Mont Ferry enter
/ tanned their guests being MIR. and Mrs.
| Truman and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s.
Ferry. DR.. and Mrs A. c. Ewing and
J DR.. and Mrs, William A. lNcEnery Oc-
! cupied another Dox. whileeen the oppo-
site side we~e seen Mr.. and Mrs. II.
/ H. Walker, Mrs. Ferguson and Karl
Schied.
Mrs. A. J. Gorham- entertains at a
literary affair this afternoon in COM
uliment TO Mrs. John Reed.
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Mrs. John Z. Woodward win be the
Hostess today at a luncheon given 70
about two dozen Of her married friends
Mrs. Archibald Hamilton. formerly Of
Nampa, Ida, is in the city on her way
| 70 Nebraska. She is the guest of her
sister, Mrs, r. +. McConaughy.
Mrs. Moody. mother of Lieutenant
| Moody of Fort Douglas. has arrived
I from Minnesota and they win be al
home hereafter at No. %.
Mrs. c. S. Holmes and Miss Char
lotte Holmes are back from an eastern
visit and are again at home at the
| Knutsford.
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Mrs w. T.. Lamb viii entertain al
Ilunchcons followed by cards Friday a:
well as Thursday of this week.
Miss Lena Welby arrived in the city
yesterday from Denver and is the
guest of Miss May Critchlow.
Miss Cora Snyder. who has spent thu
autumn in st. Louis. VIII visit friend:
in Chicago for snort time before re
turning.
The members of Troop a of the Ma
tional Guard viii give a barrack dance
at the armery this evening.
| The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club will meet thi!
morning at the club house, and afte
concluding the final discussion OF
King Lear viii take UP the study o
Much Ado About Nothing"
Mrs Elias A. Smith is home from
the east after a visit of over tw,
months.
No Argument Necessary.
Chicago Trihune)