The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-13
SOCIETY,".


Lake, was given last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Beach Windsor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham French Putnam.
| The affair was given in the Ladies' Lit
erary club, which was decorated elab-
Orately in the autumn cOlors for the
/ occasion. The main hall was arranged
with settees and divans. Palms and
| brilliant red foliage formed the decora-
ttons. In the ante-room, where punch
was served, the autumn eolors were
seen ia profusion, while below. in the
supper room. all was in red and white.
Assisting the hosts and hOstesses in re-
ceiYing their guests were Mrs. George
Curtis, Mrs. j. c. Hooper. Mrs. A II.
Peabody Mrs. Grant Smith and Mrs
c. Stanley Price Miss Louise Lamson
and Miss Ruth COpp served punch. and
bevy of young girls had charge of the
refreshments.
The programme presented was no
table one, the gem of the evening be-
ing the concerto by Saint-Saens, played
for the first time here by Arthur Shep-
herd and Miss Celia Sharp The mag
innocence of the work was a surprise to
all who heard it. and it is likely that
II VIII form drawing number at one
of the symphony concerts for the COM
ing winter. Another new number was
the quartette from The Persian Gar
den" sung by Fred Graham. Hugh
Dougall. Miss Edna COhn and Mrs
Windsor, in which Mr.. Graham sang
the solo parts.
Forest Rutherford. a new singer here
was heard 10 fine advantage in several
numbers, among them being THE Pill
srim's Song" by TchaiWOsky, and
The Three Wanderers" by Coombs.
Mrs. Windsor, besides singing in the
quartette, was heard In duet with
Mrs. Kate BrideweII Anderson, a bolero
'El Desdichado." Miss Edna Dwyer,
heard for the first time since her re-
turn from a years study in the east,
was more than pleasing in group of
short songs, The Swan" by Greig,
''The River and the Sea-" by Noel
Johnson, and the Song of My Love"
by Guy D'HartelOt. Miss Eleanor Put
MANS number, Spring Song" by
Spieker, was well done, and Hugh Dou-
gall delighted his listeners by giving
as an encore the old favorite. "Auf
Wiedersehen." George A. Shelton and
Claude Nettleton were the violinists,
both of them playing several numbers.
Mrs. Putnam's quartette. with the two
pianos, gave the beautiful "Semira
mide."
Mrs. Louis Cecil Robinson enter
tanned yesterday az the second in
series of bridge teas, twenty friends
being invited. The house was bright
with autumn leaves and red flowers,
and red was the color used in the deco
ration of the score cards. The prize
winners We're Miss Anna Mccormick
and Mrs. r. J. Barley.
The guests We're Mrs. John L. Wood
ward. Mrs. Arthur II. 5. Bird. Mrs. r.
II. Claiming. Mrs. J. r. Walker Mrs.
W. Montague Ferry, Miss Katherine
Judge. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. Miss
Katherine Geddes. Miss Mary Louise
Anderson, Miss Dorothy Kinney, Miss
Allie Miller Miss Margaret Miller, Mrs.
Grant Hampton. Mrs. Samuel Park,
Miss Margaret Park, Mrs. George II.
Smith, Miss Anna Mccormick, Mrs. Ed
ward McGurrin, Mrs. ]. T. Richards,
Mrs. Robert j. Barley of Helena,
Mont, and Miss Laura Sherman.
Mrs. J. Z. Gallagher and Miss Jean
Preston entertained a score of their
friends at a luncheon yesterday at the
Gallagher home, 52l East First South
street The long table was decorated
in autumn leaves and fruit. shaded
grapes in great rich clusters extending
the length of the board. At either end
were low bowls of shaded dahlias and
the autumn foliage was festOOned be-
tween the clusters of fruit.
The Ladies' Literary club meeting
this afternoon will be in charge of the
home and education section. Three
topics along the lines of work done
and undertaken by the club will be pre-
scented. Mrs. William c. Jennings will
speak on Looking Backward" DR.. T.
B. Beatty on Looking Forward" and
Mrs. A. J. Gorham, the president Of
the club, on Looking Upward" The
music viii be furnished by Miss Edna
Tea viii be served and a social hour
enjoyed following the programme.
Colonel and Mrs. B. c. Lockwood en-
tertained at a dinner last evening. their
guests being General and Mrs. j. n.
Thompson. who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. WalcOtt Thompson, Major and
Mrs. Edwin P. Pendleton and Mrs. S.
d. Sturgis.
Mrs. Edward 5. Ferry will be home
early in the week from short visit
with her father in Michigan.
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Beer entertained
their Card club at their home last even
ing.
Mrs. Richard A. Reyes viii entertain
at bridge today for her guest Mrs.
Robert ]. Barley of Helena, Mont.
Miss Mae Brunton has enrolled at
Stanford. having entered the freshman
year without conditions.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Lee have moved
and are now at home in the Miller
flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b, Stanley are back
from Colorado and will probably leave
for California the latter part Of the
month.
Mrs. Alpha 7 Easton of Fort Doug
las win leave tomorrow for San Jose,
accompanied by her maid and two chill
dren, to spend the next two months
with her mother, Mrs. C n. MacLouth.
Mrs. G. L. Becker of Ogden is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Forester at
their home on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. COrdell will be at
home after Nov. l at $50 First street.
They have returned from a stay of
some time in Mexico, which was fol-
lowed by visit with relatives in Mich
igan.
The chairmen of the general COM
mittees for the charity ball viii meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice for the pur-
pose Of naming their committees.
The normal class Of the university
gives dance this evening in the mu-
scum building.
There viii be a small and Informal
hop at the post this evening.
.
Mrs. Henry Siegel has returned from
New York and will belat home with
her sons at 705 East Second South
street.