The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-05

SOCIETY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One or the moss beautifully arranged
dinners ever given il the Amelia Palace
vas tear given BY airs. Holmes last
evening The large round table was
used aud covers were laid for twelve
guests The decora tons were entirely
IN red and green, the erect being most
artistic. A tail case of cut glass was
niied with deep red carnations IN the
center Of the table, and around this. ex-
ten1ing outward almost to the plates.
was a circular bed of the same flowers
with piumosa. Around the edge Of the
table were loops OF broad satin ribbon
In red and green, and at each place was
smaller cat glass holder with the
carnations The favors were hand
somely bound copies OF Milton for the
men and dainty plaid covered copies Of
The Lay of the Last Minstrel" for
the laGies. Two candeiabrs of heavy
silver with red caneles lighted the
board.
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A very beautifully appointed lunch
con was that given yesterday by Miss
Katherine Judge IN honor of Miss Ida
Noble. The guests numbered twelve
and they were seated at 4 round table
which was exquisitely decorated with
white and green. A low mound of lilies
Of the valley and plumosa formed the
centeTpiece and bows OF wide satin rib
bon Of the green graced the table. Sin
gle candlesticks of silver held green
candies and the shades We're Of green
and silver.
At the meeting OF the current events
and current literature section OF the
Ladies' Literary club this afternoon
Mrs. w. r. Wightlnan viii read a pa
per on ''Some Noted Educators ard
there viii be a debate on the Panama
question.
The senior class Of the High school
viii give a dance this evening at Unity
hau. The chaperones viii be Mrs. ".
Il. Nelden, Mrs Il. 3. Stephens, Mrs.
Havenor and Mrs. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb viii enter
tain at supper Sunday evening
One OF the most unique entertain
ments- given at the university during
the present school year was the dance
by the Engineering society last evening
in the museum building. The hall was
hung III wondrous fashion with ali the
implements used by the young men Of
the engineering corps in their work,
and presented a truly picturesque sight.
The affair was under the management
Of Leonard CahOon, r. Caldwell, N. l..
Crawdall, J. W. Wade, +. johnson,
]. C. Brown and f. d. WaEegar. A
large number of quests were present
and dancing was thoroughly enjoyed.
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Kensington this. afternoon at her home
lS1 J street.
Mrs. John Pike has returned from
Provo after a visit OF a fortnight with
Mrs. sam Schwab
Mrs. Lafayette Holbrook of Provo is
spending some time in the city visiting
relatives.
Mrs. s. +. Bransford entertained a
few friends informally at her home
Tuesday evening.
There win be no meeting of the
Browning section of the Ladies Liter
airy club tomorrow. the next meeting
being arranged for next Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. BOxrud
The leap year dance to be given a.
ChTistensen's hall tonight promises 70
be q very enjoyable affair. The COM
mittee having the matter in charge is
composed of Mrs. j. p. Christensen,
Mrs. 5. Lupd, Mrs. c. F. Angel. Mrs
C. L. Berry, Miss Ella Stiekney and
Miss Mabel Cunningham.
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Mrs s. E Benedict viii entertain
the Sixty-three Card club at her home,
% South State street, this afternoon.
Mrs. H. II. Spencer of ogden spent
yesterday in the city with her son, Der
nard Spencer.
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Miss Grace Emery entertained at a
theatre party last evening.