The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-21
SOCIETY

Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
entertained last evening at a large and
deliberately appointed reception in hon.
or of the state legislature. The AFFAIR
was given in the parlors of the Kenyon
hotel, and besides the many friends in
town, a great number from different
parts Of the state were in attendance.
The corridors and the two parlors We're
decorated with palms and in the green
room where the guests were received.
tall vases were filed with roses In
the dining room the table WIS arran ged
in l. shape and vas decorated with low
bowls of red roses and masses of ferns
the entire length. Palms were banked
behind the space beyond and numer-
Gus palms were arranged around the
room
Two punch bowls were placed. the
one in the corridor leading TO the din
ing room. and the other in one corner
of it An orchestra was stationed on
the upper landing.
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland stood
alone in the receiving line, but assist
ing in entertaining their guests were
Mrs Samuel c. Park, Mrs. T. b. Beat
| ~, Mrs. Benner y. Smith, Mrs. +. r.
| Sutherland. Mrs. NJ. r. Stewart and
Mrs. Don Porter. The young girls in
! charge of the punch tables were Miss
Margery Miller, Mas Edyfhe Hale,
! Miss June Bintz Miss Alice Paul, Miss
| Elizabeth Mcintyre and Miss Nell
lie. Cullen. About 800 guests called
during the hours, the time being from
till IL.
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Mrs. Samuel Woodward and Miss
| Lillian Woodward entertained infor-
malIy at bridge yesterday afternoon.
and today the same, hostess win give
an afternoon afsasr in compliment TO
Mrs. ], Walcott Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs r. z. McCcnaugfy en-
| tertained a party of friends at dinner
| last evening. the color scheme being
4 again carried out entirely in red. a
I centerpiece of japanese embroidery was
4 laid over satin of deep red. REQ. carna-
/ tons We're used for fioral DECORATIONS
and red shades completed the scheme.
| Covers were laid for sixteen.
| Mrs. u. b. Moody mother or L1euten-
| ant l. b. Moody OF Fort Douglas, viii
! entertain at cards tomorrow evening
in compliment to her guest, Miss Hills
of Huron, 5. ID.
Another event of tomorrow evening
| viii be the buffet supper given at the
| Weber home for MIR. and Mrs George
| l.. Nye. who are shortly to leave for
Denver. The affair viii include only
Nye.
Mrs. Robert ]. Glendinning enter
| tanned a few friends informally al
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| winners being Mrs. c. w Fifield. Mrs.
| w. A. Neiden and Miss Adelaide Mason
Miss Sarah A. Alexander entertained
a few friends at bridge last evening.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bradley gives a card par
| ty tomorrow afternoon at her home CT
| Brigham street.
The 500 card club viii meet Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. c. II. Brink at hei
home on N street.
Mr.. Burns and his sister, Mrs. Rang
| of Denver. are spending a few days IN
| the city and are a the Wilson
Mrs. Henry La Motto will read a pa
per on revolutionary times at the
| meeting Of the d. A. r. tomorrow aft
ernoen at her home
Miss Ethel Swanson will entertain
the Daughters Of the King al her home
tomorrow evening
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet this morning a
the club house, and the members vii
discuss the topics for the day.
| Cards were issued yesterday for tho
| marriage of Miss Leonie D'ArmOT
Pratt to George Douglas Bergener
which. takes place Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. ]. Enright and daughter
Clara. leave in a few weeks for a toul
of the far eastern STATES In Septen-
Der they viii go abroad to remain sew.
eTal months.
The Cleofan win meet today witt
Mrs. Charles Wells, 400 Second street
The club will continue reading Shakes
peare's Henry the Fifth
The Child Culture club will meet to
day, instead of Friday at p. m. viii
Mrs. Thomas Dee, SOC Washington
/ avenue, Ogden.
| Miss Margrett McEWan entertained {
| number of her girl friends at Ken
| sington Saturday afternoon. ThoS'
present We're Edna Corey, Rae Bronson
| Lille Elliot. Myrtle selvyn, Arva Rob
erts, Alice Butterworth. June Gehle
Ray Riley, Beth Campbell. Delore;
! May and Helen Lewis.
The James 3. Mexican post, c.. A. r.
will have a programme tomorrow a
their hall appropriate to the day.
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