The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-24


place last evening at Fort Douglas, the
bachelor officers of the post being the
hosts. The affair was planned in honor
of the departure of the batteries which
will leave the post almost without
bachelors. The young men in charge
Of the affair were assisted in receiving
their guests by Colonel and Mrs. Ben
jamin c. Lockwood. Major and Mrs.
Allen NJ. Smith and Captain and Mrs.
S. D. Sturgis. A number of post din
ners preceded the dance and there
were a few small and informal supper
parties following.
Mrs Jack Jevne was the guest of
honor yesterday at a luncheon given
by her sister, Mr.. Wilbur w. Flagg
at the Kenyon hotel The long table
was covered with japanese embroid-
cred cloth. A large silver bowl in the
center was filled with perfection car
nations, violets and hyacinths. The
guests to meet Mrs. Jevne were Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood, Mrs. George 7. Wallace, Mrs.
George NJ. Downey, Mrs. w. s. McCor-
nick, Mrs NJ. S. Woodward, Mrs Els
worth Daggett, Mrs. David s. Murray,
Mrs. E. o. Howard and Mrs. NJ. H.
KriebeI.
Miss Helen Buckingham entertained
a dozen friends yesterday at q lunch
con for her guest, Miss Blanche Water
man of Omaha The long table was
bright with the national colors, a CEN
terpiece of red and white carnations
with blue tulle carrying out the idea
Shields in the tri-colOr were at each
place and small flags surmounted the
| ices served in the same shade. The
guests to meet Miss Waterman were
! Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon, Miss BeSs
| Hall Miss Georgia Savage, Miss Pearl
/ Savage. Miss Daisy. Savage, Mrs. Sam
uel G Porter. Mrs John Y. Rich, Miss
/ Leila Stingley, Mrs. Robert King
| Brown, Mrs. w. H. Child.
| Mrs. Elmer B. Jones was the hostess
yesterday at a buffet luncheon followed
/ by a few games of bridge at which
| some fourteen Of her friends were en-
| tertained. The house was filled with
| spring doors, great punches Of buckle
/ berry blossoms and eucalyptus in
/ bloom and fresh from California, fill
/ ing tall vases. In the dining room daft
fodils and yellow candles were used
After the game prizes were awarded to
/ Mrs. c. w. F'ifeId and Mrs. A. c. Ew-
/ ing.
! A reception and dance will be given
/ this evening at the Ladies Literary
club by Mr.. and Mrs. William Philip
! Schulder. The affair will be preceded
/ by a number of dinners the parties
later attending the dance.
| Mrs. Robert Hardness was the hos
/ tess yesterday at a luncheon at the
Alta club in honor of her two daugh-
/ tiers, Mrs. w. @. Sharp and Mrs. T.
| B. Davis of New York The guests,
numbering twenty-six, were seated al
the large round table which was so
covered with the red and yellow glow
OF tulips that it formed a perfect bed
Of the flowers. Dainty japanese cards
were at each place, the guests besides
the two daughters being Mrs. Hubbard
w. Reed Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning
! Mrs, o. W. Powers, Mrs. G., B. Pfoutz
/ Madame Pfoutz, Mrs. J. Milton Thomp-
son, Mrs William McCaskell, Miss
Keogh, Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mrs. Rob-
| ert Hardness, Mrs. J. A Kimball, Mrs
/ David Ramsey Gray, Mrs. Benner X
| Smith, Mrs Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. J
p. Megeath, Miss Lane, Mrs. George
c. Moore, Mrs. Adolph Baer, Miss Ma
RE Dermitt, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs
George Jay Gibson and Miss Ruthraufi
of New York
Cards were issued yesterday for the
| Sophomore assembly to be given on
the evening of March 2, in the museum
building of the university. The affair
will be under the patronage of DR.
and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury, DR.. and Mrs
William Clarence Ebaugh, Professor
and Mrs. Byron Cummings, DR.. and
] Mrs. J. F Merrill, DR.. and Mrs. z. O.
/ Cowans. Professor and Mrs. Frederick
w. Reynolds and Professor George a
Eaton.
Mrs. w. c. Alexander, who has spent
the past year or so here, leaves today
for Lafayette, Ind, to spend a month
with her mother
Mrs. Henry La Motto and son, Elk
ton. have sailed from San Francisco
for Guatemala for Exton's health.
Mrs. Howard s. 5 Stowe is back from
q stay of some three weeks IN Denver
|. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ramsey Graz
will entertain at a dinner this evening
before the Kiser-Schulder dance.
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Miss Edith Sherman will entertain
today at a luncheon for out OF tow
guests.
Mrs. Ashby D. Cleveland will enter
tain at a tea this afternoon
Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin entertain
this afternoon at a bridge tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith vii
entertain a party of friends at a din
ner this evening before the kiser
Schulder dance
Mrs. W. H. Alexander and her siste
2 Mrs. Parker who have spent the winte
+ in southern California are expecte
home next week.
The Junior Elks entertained doz
en- Of their friends last evening at tn
= home of the president, Paul King, 1
= Popperton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Riser an
e nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Pearl to Blair Richardson. Tn
wedding will take place in April.
o Louis Dworshak, who is to play tn
part of Pythias in the drama, 'Damo
{ and Pythias", win be in the city toda
3 and will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mr.: