The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-17
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Miss Sarah Spalding was the guest
o. honor yesterday at q reception given
at Rowland hall by Mrs. James
b Eddie and Miss Clara ColbuFne.
Over three hundred friends called dur
ms the afternoon, the hours being from
. till 5 O'Clock.
The guests were received in the par
Tor to the left of the entrance, the two
hoSteSSes and the guest of honor alone
standing ia the receiving line, while a
number OF friends assisted in the en-
tertainment of the guests The rooms
and the wide halls We're arranged with
palms, and daffodils were used i'm the
Ilorai decorations. An orchestra was
stationed in the hall behind a screen
OF palms and punch was served in the
music room. In the dining room the
table decorations We're all in green and
yellow. the daffodil shades being used
in all the table appointments. The
young girls assisting were the members
OF the senior class, Miss Mabel Robin
son, Miss Hannah Lie Compile, Miss
Margaret SizeT, Miss Charlotte Weeks,
Miss Amy Osborne, Miss Isabel Os-
borne. Miss Mary Clark, Miss Frances
Clark. Miss Sadie Henderson and Miss
Mary Moore.
Mrs. George w. Snow entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs.
George Sutherland. The table was dec
GRATED in viOlets and violet place cards
were used. The guests TO meet Mrs
Sutherland We're Mrs. Thomas Marion
eauX, Mre. r. +. Sutherland, Mrs. J. T.
Evans, Mrs. Richard Morris, Mrs
Ernest Greenwood, Mrs. a. II, McMn-
ien Mrs. A l. Williams
The affair Of to5av win he tho an
nuai breakfast of the Ladies' Literary
club, which takes place at noon at the
Emery Holmes cafe About 100 OF the
members and their friends have ac-
cepted and the entire southwest din
ing room will be required for their
seating. Only six tOasts are TO be Civ
en-, Mrs. John Cain acting as toast
mistress
MIS-. a. d. Melvin gives an evening
OF ballads under the auspices OF the
+ f. o. society tonight at the First
SohgFeSational church Mrs Melvin
VIII be assisted by George a. Shelton
and Miss Hattie Wishard will be the
accompanies.
Mr. and Mrs c. r. PearsaH and Mr..
and Mrs. l. l. Terry entertained the
Aud Lang Syne club at the country
club last evening. The early evening
WAS spent informally and about II
clock a supper was served. About
thirty were present.
The sophomore moonlight cotiIlion is
10 be given tonight at the university
assembly hall. Some special features
have been arranged.
Mrs NJ s. Woodward and Miss Lii
liam Woodward have iss"eC invitations
for several small bridge affairs to be
given next week
Mrs Wilbur w. Fiagg entertained
the Bridge club at the Kenyon yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroi c. Snow Will en-
tertaln ar luncheon today for Mr. and
Mrs Charles COwes, who are on their
way east from California Mrs. Charles
Cowes is in stage life Miss Dorothy
Alden. and is the leading lady in her
husbands company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E McGurrin are
now at home at No. Emery Holmes.
Mrs Fine Z. Ernest of St. Louis is in
the city. the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
J. o. Reber at the Emery Holmes.
Mt and Mrs George h. Smith will
entertain at a dinner tomorrow even
ing at the Emery Holmes, followed by
a box party at the play in compliment
TO their brother. James Robinson of
Montreal, who is their guest.
Mrs Joseph Jenkins. who has spent
the past few days in Ogden with Miss
Louise Peery, is home again.
Mr. and Mrs r. G Hill have moved
and are now at home at 23S f street
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Miss Eleanor Crawford entertained a
few friends Informally at cards yes
terday afternoon
Mrs John Clark and Mrs. c. H Nc
Coy have issued invitations for card
party to be given at the home OF Mrs.
MCCOY next Wednesday afternoon
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Dr. Robert Wells Fisher returned TO-
day from his recent trip to san Fran
cisco.
Invitations will be out today for the
grand dance and county fair to be Civ
en- by the university student body on
the eve of WashingtOn's birthday. The
aIfalr IS TO be of the old colonial style
ana large portion of the students
VIII appear in colonial costume. The
county fair is also to be made attrac-
tive. Various booths are to be erected
Dy the different societies.
Governor John G. Cutler and his STAFF
with their wives occupied three stalls
at the play last evening.