The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-26
Society,".


Christmas cheer reigned supreme at
the Judge home on Brigham street yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Frank
Judge, the young bride OF the house
hold, was formally presented 20 Salt
Lake society. Mrs. Mary Judge and
Miss Katherine Judge were the host
esses and fully 500 friends called during
the afternoon hours to meet the guest
of honor
The home vas bright with Christmas
colors. the main decoration being the
graceful branches OF the California
pepper tree which hung over all the
lights and formed effective mural hang
Angs. Liberty roses IN great quantities
We're used. all the rooms being bright
with them. In the library green
branches alone decorated the punch
table, but tall vases held numbers of
handsome poinsettia blooms.
In the dining room the table was laid
with a cloth Of heavy lace work. ana
on this We're arranged fancy candy
hats with great clusters Of cherries fail
ing over the board, a centerpiece Of
the liberty roses was used and plumosa
was scattered over the cloth. IN an al
cove in the hall an orchestra was sta
toned and branches OF the gorgeous
pepper tree formed 2 screen between
the broad hall and this aleOve.
The friends who assisted in receiving
and serving were Mrs John r. Wood
ward. Mrs. Roscoe II. Charming, Mrs.
Arthur II. S. Bird. Mrs. Y. Montague
Ferry, Mrs. Edwin s. Ferry, Mrs. }. +.
Walker, Mrs. George II, JamersOp,
Mrs. S. ID. Sturgis. Mrs Benner y.
Smith, Miss Dorothy Kinney. Miss
katherine Williams and Miss kath-
crime Geddes.
Following the reception the friends
assisting, with the addition OF the men,
enjoyed an elaborate buffet supper 81
which some two dozen were present.
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The yOuns men OF the Dintah club
kept open house to receive their fviends
from o'clock until s O'Clock. yesterday
afternoon. Many of the Younger mat
roRs whose husbands were former
members assis ed ia the festivit es, and
tho homo of the club was filled with
friends during the entire afternoon.
Later the men of the club made n the
atre party at The New Orpheum.
Many of the old friends of Mrs. Moses
kirkpatrick dropped in 10 enjoy the
hospitality of that hostess and her
daughters yesterday afternoon, who.
following their annual custom, re-
ceived informally.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham +. Putnam en-
tertained at q family dinner yesterday
with a few friends besides. The decora-
lions We're on the Christmas order,
small tree with gifts forming the cen
teypiece of the table, The guests were
Mrs. y. +. Putnam and her two daugh-
ters. the Misses Louise and Ella. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Lamson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Stevenson
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker enter
tanned at a dinner last evening for
twelve, the decorations being ali in
the Christmas colors Poinsettias and
crimson and green ribbon formed the
decorations. The guests besides the
family. We're Mr.. and Mrs. John Me-
Wicker.
Miss kathryn Madison has returned
from Chicago and is at home with her
sister at No. 8 Progress flats.
DR.. and Mrs. L. V. Withee came
down from OGDEN yesterday morning
10 spend Christmas with Mr., and Mrs.
John Pike.
Mrs L. L. Archer entertained yester-
day at u dinner for twelve friends
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes en-
tertained informally at a dinners at the
Alta cluo last evening IN compliment
To their guest Frank keyes of San
Francisco. Covers were laid for six.
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Miss Lenore Samson and Mrs EliZ-
abeth Fritz left Saturday evening for
Pacific Grove. Cal. 10 spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F NJ. Lyman enter
tanned all Their children and grand
chilaren at a dinner followed by "A
Christmas tree at their home last
evening.
Mrs. W. d. Rishel will 60 10 Salina
today 10 spend d short time with
friends.
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Mir. and Mrs Noble Warrum are back
from a trip 10 the City Of Mexico. and
are at home again on Second street.
Inst the nlare for Xmas rrsSents-