The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-22
SOCIETY


Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh was the hostess
yesterday at the first of a series OF
euchre parties, OF which the second
VIII De given today The house was
e oeIoraeed sorgeousiy in the national
coiors, flags and bunting hanging
everywhere. The same idea was car
ried out in the tailies and score cards,
winch were tiny fatchets Even the
refreshments were all done in the same
coiors, and flowers of the three celors
ADDED 20 the effect. Nine tables were
hiled with the players
Mira c. E Richards, with Mrs. Agnes
osborne as accompanies, viii repeat to
night the reading of "Enoch Arden. .
with the music by Richard Strauss. The
reading VIII be given in the First Con
gregatlonal church and will be under
OF that church.
Mrs c. w Fifield entertained a few
friends at bridge yesterday afternoon
IN compliment to Miss Lillian Waller.
Mrs. w. P. Kiser viii entertain in her
honor Thursday afternoon, and Mrs. II.
l. Miller will give an Informal affair
for her Friday.
The university assembly hall present.
ed brilliant picture last evening. the
occasion being the grand ball and coun-
" tair given by the various fraternities
or the institution. The entire hall was
decorated in the national colors. and
stFlligs OF lanterns added to the ef-
lect rags and bunting hid the en-
frances to the booths, of which six
were arranged around the hall. The
various societies We'd with one another
IN IN tneir attire and the attractiveness
OF their booths The college women,
dressed as English barmaids served
cider The Theta Epsilon girls were
dressed IN colonial costumes. and so
were the girls of the lower classes. All
the men were in gala attire colonial
costumes predominating. Many mem
eers of the faculty were present. and
besides the college people proper, many
guests from town we're in attendance.
Mrs. Reed Smeot left Sunday even
ing. accompanied by her son, Harold.
10 JOIN Senator Smoot in Washington
Master Morton Sterling has ISSUED
invitations for a Washington's birth
day luncheon to be given today.
The Bonita club viii give its first
dance this evening in Unity hall.
A Los Angeles paper contains a
lengthy account of a valentine dance
given last Tuesday evening in. compIi-
ment TO Miss Lila Fairchild and John
u Mott whose nuptials take place
shortly. Miss Fairchild viii be re-
membered by many friends here with
whom she became acquainted as 2 g,lesf
of Mr.. and Mrs. T>vid $. Murray. Mrs
Murray. who is ,Esiting Mrs Jevne i'm
Los Angeles, Will be one of the receiv-
ing party. Miss Fairchild is a cousin
OF Mrs. Jack Jevne. and the Jevne
family gave the elaborate entertain
ment in her honor.
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Among those who will entertain At
cards this afternoon are Mrs. c. H
Mccoy, Mrs. W. NJ Bradley. Miss
Eleanor Crawford and Mrs. A. L.
leave the latter part Nof the present
week for Washington. Mrs. e. r. Suth-
erland viii be at home with Miss Edith
at 800 First street during their absence.
Mr. and Mrs H ]. Burt entertained
at dinner Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith.
The music section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club win meet this morning at
the club house. Wagner will be the
composer studied, and a special pro
ID
the musicians of the section.
The Daughters of the American Re
volution and the Daughters of the Re-
voiution will hold both meetings today.
the former in the afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Henry La Motto. The
D. a. r. will entertain their friends at
the home of Mrs. Walter J. Beatie with
patriotic programme in the evening.
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The Third Street Card club will meet
next week with Mrs. H. c. Brownlee at
70 Eleventh East street.
Mrs. Samuel woodward and Miss
Lillian Woodward entertained again
Yesterday at bridge, the affair being i'm
to Mrs. j. Walcott Thomp-
SON.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Gates.
laughter of Mrs. Mary Gates. and
Louis j. Knight took place last even
ng at the home of the brides mother
The ceremony was read by Judge VIII
lam II. King and was witnessed nv !
'nly the relatives and few intimate |
friends The bride was attended by !
Miss Lena Bachman of Provo. aud Ar !
-hur Gates, her brother was the best
nan Mr. and Mrs. knight will make |
heir home in this city.
Mrs. II. s. Hyde of Kimberley is Wis |
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /
J. Cannon.
The Mems club OF the First Congre-
;ational church viii entertain it's /
rlends at a banquet next Monday in !
he church parIors
The Mission society of the Presb,--
erian church gave colonial social at
ne mission church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Evans viii enter
ain Friday evening.
Miss Ella Harr viii entertain a partv
\ her young friends at the home on |
street this afternoon.