The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-23
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I large house was filed with guests dur
I ing the entire evening and the porches
] ana grounds were thronged as well. The
| house was transformed into a perfect
/ bower of palms. and many cut flowers
added their beauty and fragrance to the
| scene White roses and white sweet
| peas were used with green in the par
| Tors, and pink and green decorated the
dining room On the broad veranda
| two corners We're arranged where cot
| fee and punch were served The place
was enclosed and shut in with palms
and ferns. Behind a bank of ferns and
| palms an orchestra stationed in the IL
| brary furnished music.
The receiving party stood in the
drawing ROOM those with the host and
/ hostess besides the guests Of honor be-
| ing Mrs CritchlOw. mother Of the
groom, Miss May Critchlow and Dr. and
Mrs T. :. Basc0m. Other friends as
sisting in receiving were Mrs. Franklin
Pierce, Mrs. Henry P. Henderson, Mrs.
Dedyard NJ Bailey and Mrs. II. ]. Din
inny- The young girls who served in
the dining room and at the punch bowl
were Miss Kate Dwyer, Miss Edna
Cohn, Miss Lena Welby, Miss HOLSTER
Hancock, Miss Susan Sawyer. Miss
Jean Odell. Miss Kate GroO, Miss Julia
| Cullen, Miss May BTuntOn. Miss Edith
Sutherland, Miss Louise Walden and
$3.50 49, <AAATAi-
Mrs George H JameTsOn was the
hostess yesterday at a bridge tea in
compliment to Mrs. Osmond Tower Of
| Detroit, Mrs Theodore a Baldwin and
Miss Fannie JameTsOn- The affair was
given at the Officers club. and the ia
bles were. arranged on the broad veran-
da surrounding the building. Profuse
decorations of the seasons wild flowers
were used and eleven tables were filed
with the players Mrs. Frank D. Ely
and Mrs John +. Woodward assisted
the hostess at tea, serving ices and tea
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. OdeH will
leave next week for the northwest, TAX
ing a party of nearly twenty in "A pri-
Vate car to Portland and down the
coast through California. The party
viii include friends from Idaho Falls
and ogden, as well az some local peo-r
pie and the trip will last some weeks.
Major and Mrs. Gerhard Luke Luhn
of Spokane have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Euphe-
mia, to George Harris Smith of this
city. The wedding viii take place at
the home Of Major and Mrs. LUhn July
,. Mr.. Smith leaves for the north about
the first of the month.
Mrs David Evans has issued invita-
tons for luncheon TO be given at her
home next Friday.
Mrs. w. 2. James was the hostess
yesterday at a large bridge affair, ten
tables being filed with the players. The
home was decorated throughout with
sweet peas The prize winners were
Mrs Robert Hardness Mrs. J. b. Cos
griff and Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Fisher Harris and Miss Agatha
BerkhOel have issued cards for a re-
ceptiOn to be given next Wednesday at
the Harris home on @ street. to meet
Madam Amelia NJ. Fox of Chicago.
The date set for the marriage Of Miss
Verenna Hyde and Arthur W. Gates is
Monday June IS The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides
parents in Nephi-
Mrs William Hoffman. formerly Of
this city but now of St Louis, arrived
in town yesterday and viii spend the
next fortnight with Judge and Mrs
William H King in POppertOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l. Cox and Mrs.
and Miss Buddemer are now in their
new home on Capitol hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Katz are down
from Boise and are guests at the Wells
home on First street.
Miss Lena Welby is back from Bling
ham. where she spent week with Miss
Bess Chandler.
Colonel n W. Clayton. Miss Sybeila
Clayton, Miss MinOta Couch of De
troit and Lawrence Clayton viii reach
home this morning after an absence Of
some time in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. William PischeI are
now in Los Angeles. whence they will
go by the southern route TO Colorado
for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs H l. Miller are pack
ing up their household goods and will
be at home 10 their friends at one of
the hotels for a few weeks prior to
their departure for the coast.
Mrs. ". L Greene entertained at a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs Ross of
Santa Ana, who is her guest.
Miss Olive Jennings entertained
about fifteen girls yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Anna Hall The hours
were spent in sewing for the bride. The
rooms were decorated in red and white !
Mr. and Mrs J. Z Gallagher are now
in their new home at 521 East First !
South street.
$50
Mrs Walter DWyer Of St Louis is
visiting Mrs. Lindsay r. Rogers.
Miss Mamie Ross ia spending a fort
night with Miss Gertrude Richards
during the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richards in California
Miss CoTdelia Green is back in the
city and Is at the New Southern.
Mrs. George Matson of ogden enter |
tains this afternoon. a number of Salt /
Lake friends going uD for the event |
Miss La Verne Mcbride of Tooele IS |
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs |
f NJ Lyman, for A few days
The Misses Cora and Lorena Dusen- !
berry Of Provo have returned to their /
home after a visit Of a few days with /
friends here
H. r. Baker Of New York who is /
visiting Mr. and Mrs O. a. Jennings. !
left last evening for a short visit with I
friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs ". H Rowe of ogden has been |
visiting friends in the city for a few |
days.
Mrs. John Reed viii be with Mrs. a. |
c. Andrews on Q street for the next |
week.
Miss Edith Shearr,an viii return /
Sunday from New York. where she has !
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Harry D. !
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Miss Mary Wood of the Washington /
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