The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

By far the most elaborate dance of
the winter was given in the Ladies'
Literary club house last evening, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip KiSer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell @. Schulder entertained
about 200 of their friends there. The
hall was hung with the patriotic col
ors and many flags Of great beauty
were used in the decorations. One i'm
mense flag, which nearly covered the
south wall was draDed across it, and
smaller flags we're used over all the
windows and across the outer doors.
Behind a bank Of palms an orchestra
was stationed which during the early
evening furnished a programme of con-
cert selections, and later changed co
all the popular dance music of the
day. Cosy corners We're arranged both
in the dance hall and in the reception
room without, and on the lower floor
card tables were arranged for the
bridge players. In the supper room
the table was a blaze of the national
colors, q tall silver epergne filling the
center, which was massed with red and
white carnations with the blue ribbons
extending therefTOm. Stacks Of small
,Silken flags were at either side and
smaller clusters of the flowers at the
. corners. Punch was served IN the re
ception hall on the dancing floor and
here, too, the tTi-colOr light gave the
national effect The friends who as
sisted in receiving were Mrs. David
Ramsey Gray and Miss Polly Wake
ling. During the early evening a con-
slant stream of guests were arriving
and the dancing was kept up till the
early morning hours.
Mr. and Mrs David Ramsey Gray en-
tertained at i dinner last evening at
tending the Kiser-Schulder dance later
with their guests, The table decorations
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yellow daHOdlls as cent erplece and
streamers of ribbon in shades of yellow
and red to the corners OF the table
Smaller baskets of flowers were at each
place The guests were Nj. and Mrs
Louis Cecil Robertson, Miss Ruth
rauff Mrs Elizabeth H. COray, J. A.
Greenewald and J. T Goodwin
Mrs. Ashby D. Cleveland entertained
informally at a tea yesterday after
noon, about fifty of her friends being
present The house was bright with
pink flowers, and in the dining room
pink candles and tuIIe added TO the
color effect. Mrs. Robert GIendinning
poured and Miss Addie Zane, Miss
Allie Miller and Miss Marge Miller as
sisted.
Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at bridge
tea, at which about a score of her
friends were present. The decorations
were all on the patriotic order and
small colonial hats were used as tallies.
Mrs. Griffin was assisted at the tea
which followed the games by a number
of her friends. Mrs. o. E. Cary pour
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Benner X. Smith enter
tanned a party of eight friends at a
dinner last evening at their apartments
in the EmeTy-HOlmes, and later took
their guests to the Kiser-Schulder
dance. The decorations were red and
yellow tulips.
Miss Edith sherman and her sister,
Mrs. ]. R Folsom, who is her guest,
entertained yesterday at a luncheon for
some sixteen of their friends, followed
by bridge.
Miss Glen Douglas of Ogden is in the
city visiting friends.
Miss Florence Grant. who has been
visiting Mrs. Jean Hampton in Park
City, is expected home today.
Judge and Mrs ]. J. Whitaker have
returned from their wedding trip, and
are now at home to their friends.
rived in the city yesterday, are guests
for today of Mr. and Mrs. Natter. They
will spend tomorrow with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. McCanne and Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Grant leave today
for ten days trip to Denver and
Omaha.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dart goes to Park City
during the week TO spend some time
with Mrs. F. W. Hayt
DR. L. f. Arnold will give a theatre
party Tuesday evening for Miss
blanche Waterman of Omaha
Mrs Eliza beth Hooper Dunbar and
her two daughters and Miss Allie Mil
Ter will leave the early part of the
week for southern California to spend
the next six months or So
Mr.. and Mrs. A T. McCanne will en-
terrain at a dinner tomorrow for Rev.