The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-04
Society.

son was given last evening at Chris
tensen's hall. and was attended by
some two hundred dancers. The cos
TUNES worn were among the handsOm-
est ever seen in the city. and the hall
was filled with dancers till long after
midnight.
In the receiving line, which. was sta
toned in the southeast corner of the
hall. stood Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird.
Mrs. j. r. Walker, Mrs. Samuel Wood
ward. Mrs. Benner Y. Smith, Mrs Ed
ward 5. Ferry and Mrs. Walter G.
Filler. The place was arranged as Il
drawing room, and the spot covered
with rugs and enclosed by palms. y
screen of palms extending around the
front of the dais for the orchestra
completely hid the musicians from
view, and palms We're arrange in
all the corners is well. All innoVa-
ton was the use of Mrs. Martha
Royle Kings studio, which adjoins the
hall, for the serving of the supper
The place was decorated in yellow en-
entirely, the table holding brass can
dlesticks and brass vases in which
were bright yellow dafodils- Punch
was served in the small room to the
southeast.
The men who have had the affair in
charge also assisted in receiving. Ken
meth g. Kerr introducing the people
as they arrived, and Gordon Hutchins,
c. p Overfield, Chester Mason. Max
Hanauer. Louis Mccormick and John
ment of the guests. The people of Fort
Douglas were honorary guests of the
occasion.
Among those present were: Colonel
and Mrs. 3. @ Lockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. j T. Keith Mrs c. d. Clark of
Wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs w. w Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. RookIidge,
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Wherry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. r. Brown, MIR. and Mrs. j..
O. Reber. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Thorn
clz \ Der II
and Mrs. l. L. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs
J. T Harris Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knight. Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. officer, Mr.. and
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Kricbel.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Irwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. S. Ferry. Mrs. S. c. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs Wing B. Allen. Mir. and
Mrs. d. r. Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
timer Allen. Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Wei
by. Mr. and Mrs. ]. E Game. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Filler. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thus Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. @. F.
Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. A II. Pea
body, Dr. and Mrs. ID. Moore Lindsay,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs Kenneth &. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Evans, Mr. and Mrs Jay ROg-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Earls, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Err
nest Bamberger, Captain and Mrs. b
H. Wells. Lieutenant and Mrs. w. H.
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Rowlands,
Captain and Mrs. G.. r. Perry, Captain
and Mrs Daniel LIE May, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. A. B. Sloan,
]. 5. Critchlow, A. L. Pollock, Thomas
NJ. Schumacher, T.. b. Wicks, d. II.
Peery, c. P. Overfield, Gordon Hutch
ms, Louis Bates, Ernest Sadler, George
OrbisOn, John Rooklidge, L. Williams,
J. T. Goodwin, T. Ellis Browne, James
Inegin Nox~ tor
Harry L. Roberts, DR.. Vaughn effort
Douglas, William Fife. ]. L. Cosgriff,
r. NJ. Breeder, Captain John E. Wood
ward, Captain w. +. JamerSon, Lieu
tenant r. B. Patterson, Lieutenant A.
7. EastOn, Lieutenant G. F. Smart The
Misses Leta Mcmillan, Helen Giles
pie, Louise Scott of Tacoma, Gertrude
McGrath, Laura Terrell, Katherine
Moffett, Daisey Raybould, Laura Clark,
Elizabeth Mcintyre, Minnie Sadler, Re-
becca Morris, Miss Cosgriff, Elizabeth
COssriff. Evelyn Thomas, Sarah Alex
ander, Lena Welby, Katherine Geddess
Margaret Miller, Ruth Kirkpatrick,
Nose kirkpatrick. Jasmine Young,
Alice Goodwin. Katherine Williams,
Miss Lane of Fort Douglas.
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The Junior Prom" was given at the
university last night. The hall present
ed the appearance of bazaar, as each
of the school societies had its booth
Iege WOmen'S society had booth
which, by means of a hanging fish net
filled with palm leaves, they made into
a palm tea ROOM In the center of the
booth was hung an insignia of ~ So
ciety i'm red carnations. The A. F. fra
ternity's booth was of the Oriental de-
sign, having as a special attraction a
large electrical "a. F) between two
electrical US" AS light refreshments
the members served figs and stuffed
dates. The College Women's and En-
gineering societies booths were both
of the Oriental style, with the special
electrical insignia of the club. For re-
freshments the Engineers served cider
and Dretzels. The Alpha Phi made its
booth to represent street scene The
Delta Sigma Fraternity, which made
its first appearance as a society before
the public. had a japanese reception
room, lit up with electric lights in the
school cOlors, red and white.
Besides all these private reception
booths the faculty occupied the ros-
trum and entertained at a tea party all
the students, as wen as the members of
the. legislature present. On the land
ing at the main entrance the Junior
class had arranged general reception
room where hot cocoa and chocolate
was served to all
The chaperOnes were Governor and
Mrs. John Q. Cutler, DR.. and Mrs. j. T.
I[ingsbury, DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Merrill
and Mr. and Mrs w a. Nelden.
Mre. Everett Buckingham and her
sister, Miss Harriet Dunster. enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at bridge.
The guests were Mrs w. II. AleXan-
der. Mrs. r. a. Reyes, Mrs. J. l.. Ga
Iigher, Mrs. w w Armstrong, Mrs
simon Bamberger. Mrs j. f. Dunn,
Mrs Wing b. Allen. Mrs. a. G.. An
drewS, Mrs. samuel V. Ham, Mrs. Sam
ueI Paul. Mrs. Ralph Savage, Mrs. John
Human, Mrs. George Geiger, Mrs Alb
ner Luman, Mrs. a. T.. kimball, Mrs
Isadore Mayer. Mrs. Pauline Sands
Mrs. II. a. Whitney. Mrs. Herman, Mrs
Charles II. Brink, Mrs. w. e. Critzer,
Mrs. Joseph Megeath. Mrs Frank b
stephens and Miss Rose Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. David X. Gray enter
tanned a party of six at dinner last
evening before the assembly. The Ia
bic was laid in the private dining room
OF the Commercial club and was deco
rated in deep carnations and plumosa
The young people OF the First Con
gregational church gave masquerade
social last evening. at which the price
of admission was a package of grOce-
ries. The church parlors were filled
and a large store of necessaries for the
needy resulted from the unique price
of admission.