The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23
Society


A bower of green with the brilliant
touch of scaTIet-the characteristic
Christmas acknowledgements the
guests OF Miss katherine Geddes at
the dance given by her last evening
in the Ladies Literary club. The outer
room was used as a reception hall and
here the guests were met by the host
ess and her father. Within the dance
| hall everything was bright with the
Christmas colors. Across the front of
the dais at the west a row Of palms
extended, screening the musicians,
while at either end were seats ar
ranged for the dancers. On the south
an Oriental corner was arranged, and
| ropes of green studded with red ber
\ ries hung here and there with mis-
| tletoe were festooned from the CEN
| trail lights 10 the sides of the hall.
/ Rugs and divans in. the corners and
| in the reception room gave the place
/ homelike air. Below stairs the en-
! trance room was transformed into
| smokers den, and here, too. Oriental
| draperies and seats lent their artistic
beauty In the dining room a unique
table decoration was arranged The
| long table was done entirely in holly
| and from a low bed of it in the CEN
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hung with all the good things of the
I season Candelabra at either side held
red candles and showed a decoration
/ of red tulie, and holly was strewn over
the cloth.
Fine music was furnished for the
| dancing. and the many beautiful
gowns made the affair one of the de-
lights of the holiday season About
$50 guests were invited.
Mrs. w. A. Pitt announces the en-
| gagement Of her daughter. Bertha, to
! Norman G. Hopper. The wedding will
take place shortly.
Mrs. c. D. Clark and daughter, Miss
| Laura Clark, have gone TO Evanston,
Wye, to spend the Christmas holi-
! days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Moore and
daughters, Mary and Georgia, are in
the city from San Francisco and are
at home at the Keith apartment house.
Mrs. Moore is a sister of Mrs. Samuel
| Newhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant. jr., of Og-
den will be i'm the city tomorrow 10
spend the Christmas holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Grant on Sixth East
street.
/
John F. Meyer passed through the
city yesterday from Denver on his way
to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lambkin and
Lyman Lambkin have taken up their
residence in Salt Lake and are now
at home at 269 East First South
street.
$50
] II of h, Will he
in the city early in the week to re-
main till after New Years, a guest at
the buckingham home on Seventh East
street.
The members of the First Unitarian
society will give an informal reception
for Rev. W. H. and Mrs. Fish at the
close of the dedication services Sun
day.
There will be no meeting OF the
Browning section tomorrow, the regu-
lar meeting having been postponed till
Jan. u.
Hugh Park, jr., will be in the city
tomorrow on his way to Boston, where
he goes to represent his fraternity. He
will spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Park, on ]
street.
!
Mrs. George Sutherland has issued in
yitatiOns for. an evening party for her
daughter, Miss Edith Sutherland, to
be given next Tuesday evening.
Harold Fabian will be home from
Yale today TO spend the holidays.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. E Z. Calvin, of Port
land, Ore, and Miss Calvin, are in the
city for few days at the Kenyon.
Mrs. D. p. Simmons will be home
I tomorrow after an absence of several
weeks with friends in Illinois.
The usual Christmas tree at St. AIMS
orphanage will be tomorrow afternoon
at , o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bennett are now
at home TO their friends at Seventh and
D streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SheTmer, and
daughters, Misses Nellie and Florence,
have gone to Denver TO spend Christ
mas with Mr. Shermers sister, Mrs.
| r. j. Williams.
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