The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-30
Society,".


Mrs. ]. D. lie Forgee and Mrs w. L.
Greene entertained the guests of the
a-snitou and about 100 outside friends
a ST evening at an informal dance, in
me hotel. The place was gay with
me seasons decorations. Christmas
De Is and Christmas wreaths hanging
everywhere. An orchestra stationed in
me southeast corner of the dining room
furnished music, and a punch bowl
stood IN the reception room adjoining.
During the evening buffet supper was
served IN the private dining room. and
the rooms and Railways were gayly
lighted and filled with guests.
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Mrs T. G. Weber and Miss Georgia
Weber were the hostesses vest erday
afternoon at beautifully arranged
bridge tea given in honor OF Mrs,
George L. Nye OF Denver. About forty
friends were present and enjoyed the
game, followed by a tea. The house
was bright with many flowers and
ferns. Magnificent poinsettias Were
used in the decoration of the dining
room and garlands of rich green added
10 the CHEEKY effect. The hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. James L. Frank
en- and Mrs. George Y. Wallace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Montague Ferry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S, Ferry en-
tertained last evening at a box party
at the Orpheum in compliment TO Cap
tain and Mrs Dana T. Merrill Fol
lowing the play the party enjoyed a
supper az the University club The
guests, besides CAPTAIN and Mrs Mer-
rill were Mr. and Mrs. Benner Y
Smith, Dr. and Mrs Union Worthing-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Howard and
Fred K. Baker Of Everett. Wash.
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Miss Martha Humphrey. Miss Mabel
corbin, Miss s. J. Simpson. Miss Tsa-
bel Brooks and Miss Alta Johnson were
the hOstesses at 3 tea AZ Rowland Hsll
Yesterday afternoon at which nearly
forty friends were enter tanned The
Christmas green and the hours Of the
afternoon were spent most informally
Mr.. and Mrs William Reid will en-
terrain ii few friends at a watch party
Sunday evening to usher in the new
year.
Fred K. Baker of Everett. Wash. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Ferry
for a short time.
Captain Dana T. Merrill. who has
been in the city on leave Of absence for
the past few weeks, will leave next
week TO rejoln his regiment in the
Philippines.
Mrs. Frank Roberts entertained the
members OF her card club at her home
on Second street yesterday afternoon.
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Madame Amanda Swenson is at home
for the winter at the Manitou.
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Miss Grace McGonigie is spending the
holiday week in Ogden.
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Miss Bess officer and Miss Mae
Brunton spent their holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas D. Hunter at Monte
rey. F. A. Hale. jr., was one Of the
house party also.
Miss Dorothy Kinney left yesterday
for New York. whence she sails early
in the year for tour OF Europe.
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w. D. Mendenhall is back from a
short visit with his family in Spring
vile.
Miss Clara Morriel Hall and Miss
Judith Evans have gone 20 Pocateilo
70 be the guests for short time of
Mrs. j. c. Weeter.
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Miss Margaret Lamb is here from
Boulder spending the holidays with
Miss Burkella Pierce.
Mrs. Edith Beck Martin Of Provo
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends.
Miss Helen Hartley will entertain
about forty friends at her home this
afternoon at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bell are back
again in their own home at 81 street.
Mrs. Fred Scarf has taken apart
ments at the Manitou and will be at
home there for the winter.
The 500 club will meet next wednes-
day with Mrs. R. C, Hill at 23S street.
Mrs. A. V. Calaghan entertained at
an informal tea Thursday afternoon in
compliment to her sister, Miss Van
WYek.
The w F. F. society Will meet this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. e. H,
Drummond. 456 South Sixth East
street. -...
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Horne left yes
terday for Los Angeles. where they will
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Wool
lacott.
Miss Winona Jones is the guest OF
Miss Elaine Nelson OF Logan for the
holiday season. ~
The marriage of Miss Mary Adkins
| and Charles Smith took place Christ
mas morning at the home Of the
groom's parents. Bishop Erickson per-
formed the marriage ceremony at II
o'clock, only the relatives being pres
emit Later a reception was given. Mr.
and Mrs Smith VIII be at home after
Jan. In South Cottonwood.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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