The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-13
Society.

Miss Dorothy Kinney was the hostess
last evening at an elaborate dancing
party given AT Unity hall in compli-
ment 10 her sister. Mrs. j. 4. Daugh-
erty. The hall was gay with the bright
co!ofS or the season and was made
homeiike with the addition of many
rugs and divans arranged for the COM
Tort OF the guests. In the ante room
stood the receiving party and here
also was the punch bowl. Each Of the
( chandeliers was hung with long trail
I ing branches Of the California pepper
tree, the red berries aud Ions. graceful
! leaves making an ideal decoration for
the Christmas time. The orchestra was
stationed behind a screen of palms
and behind them hung more branches
of the pepper tree. The same graceful
decorations were used on the punch
table. and above the fireplace where
bright fire blazed were tall vases
Of American beauties.
On the lower floor where the supper
lsNvas Served everything was in pale
pink. \ large wicker basket filed
with pink roses was used as a center
| piece and streamers of pink tulle TIED
this and were festooned over the table.
Pink shades and pink connections adj
| ded 10 the color over 100 guests en-
joyed the dance
Miss May X, as the hostess
| yesterday at an elaborate luncheon
given at the Alta club, the guests be
ing twenty Of the younger set of girls
The long oval table In The gold room
was decorated i'm the Christmas Colors
and presented a gay sight with its
miniature tree with all the hangings
III the center of the table. Heavy sill
Yer candelabTa with red candles and
shades were at either end and holly
WTeaths with broad ribbons of red sat
IN were arranged around the board At
each place was a small card bearing a
picture of a girl in the same rosy coll
drs While on the reverse side were
verses appropriate to the individual.
The guests We're Miss Maudc Fitch
Miss Margaret Scallon, Miss Mary
Smedley, Miss Alice Goodwin. Mss
Beth Dunbar Miss -Budd Ged-
DIES, Miss Winnie RhoadeS. Miss Louise
Sullivan Miss Stella Mcintyre. Mss
Mary Moore, Miss Leila Stingley. Miss
Mary ScallOn. Miss Alice Fitch. Miss
Florence Kimball. Miss Annie Pest.
Miss Evelyn DAILY, Miss Eudora Daily
and Miss LOTene Leary.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Allison entertained a few
dinner last evening at their home on
East First South street The table
with covers laid for twelve, was done
entire in red and White. a centerpieCe
OF white roses being used while Christ
mas bells and ribbons in the re- added
he other color. The guests TO celebrate
the birthday of the host were Ju &c
Andrew HoWat, Judge ". II. Dickson,
Judge Thomas Marshall. Joseph L.
Rawlins, Waldemar Van Colt. Benner
Y. Smith, +. b. CritchlOw c. :. Va
rian, p. l.. William Judge Henry p.
Henderson, Judge lie GRANGE Young
and Dr. John F. Critchlow.
Miss Bob Ellerbeck who is in her
sophomore year at Stanford. has been
chosen unanimously 10 play the role of
Mrs. Hardcastle i'm she Stops to Con-
quer" which will be presented by her
class during the holiday time. she " I
therefore spend her Christmas time a.
the college.
Mrs. James Kimball OF Ogden spent
yesterday in the city, having come here
Charleston, Ia, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Milton. who are on their way to spend
the winter on the coast.
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Mr.. and MIS-. j. A. Daugherty will
leave on Thursday for New York, after
ii visit of a few weeks here with Miss
Dorothy Kinney.
Miss Alice Galloway is expected home
from New York today
Mrs. Gustave LuelWitz and her small
son arrived from Spokane Monday
evening and are with Mr.: and Mrs. H.
q. Mcmillan for the holidays.
Mrs. y. NJ. Whittier of Riverside,
Cal, is the guest for short time Of
Mrs. f. s. ElIerbeck at her home on
c street.
Mrs. Sheldon L. Butler and her lit
tie daughter, Marguerite, have arrived
from New York and are at home at
Whitehall.
Miss Anna Mccormick entortains at
a luncheon today.
Captain and Mrs. John E. Woodward
entertained Informally at d small din
ward attending the Kinney dance in
body.
Mrs. r. II. Claiming will entertain
at buffet luncheon next Tuesday at
her home.
The Misses Mildred and Bess McMii-
Ian viii spend their Christmas holi-
days partly in New York City and
partly in Kingston, where they Will
visit friends for part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kiser have moved
into their new home on Thirteenth
East street. They viii leave shortly
TO spend the Christmas time with rela-
tives in Davenport, Ia.
Mrs. II. z. Miller is In town from
Belleville, Ida spending a few days
with her friends here.
Mrs Louis Durham OF Los Angeles
has spent the past few days with
friends in this city on her way to her
home.
Miss Katherine Judge entertained at
an informal dinner last evening, TAX
ing her guests later to the Kinney
dance.
Mrs Frank Bees!ey OF Eureka re-
turned after two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. p. &. Sullivan OF salt
Lake
The ladies Of the Unitarian church
will give "A New England dinner Fri
day evening at the church.