The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-04
SOCIETY

The dance at lakewood last evening was
attended by nearly 250 of the friends OF
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes. The
beautiful country place was gay with
many additional lights, strings of jap
anese lanterns and many colored lights
adding to the scene. The dance hall, used
for the first time, was hung with flags
and bunting and lighted with large lamps
at either end, besides the smaller lights
strung around the place. A fine orchestra
was stationed in the music stand and
dance music sOunder all during the even
ing.
On the broad lawn to the north of the
house the supper table was spread with
many large and fantastic lanterns hang
ing above it and around in the trees near
by Here the supper was served in buff
fet STYLE the guests finding cosy cor
ners on every hand for their comfort in
partaking of the viands. Over the rustic
bridges were great arches of the lanterns
and here and there through the trees
were hung single lamps Over all the
moonlight poured and illuminated the gay
scent with still more radiance. 1t was
long past midnight when the last automo-
bile left the grounds.
Mrs. ]. F. Grant entertained at cards
yesterday morning followed by luncheon
in honor of her sister, Mrs. George A.
Snow of Chicago The guests were all the
girlhoOd friends of the two sisters who
had come from the southern part of the
land, Mrs Matthew Cullen. Mrs. w. B.
Stanley. Mrs. S. w. OConnor, Mrs. John
w Hughes and Mrs. w. H. Donaldson of
Minneapolis.
The usual dance at the Country club is
set for this evening with a table dhote
dinner preceding. The ordinary custom
of having numerous small dinner parties
will prevail.
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Mrs. B. G. Raybould and Miss Rose
Raybould are home from California for
few days stay only They will return
next week to spend some time.
Mrs. r. B. Young and her daughters
will leave during next week for Los
Angeles whence they will go to one of
the beaches for months stay.
Mrs Louis c. Robinson and her baby
are spending the summer in Park City.
Miss Pearl Weller will be the hostess
today at a luncheon at Rich's given in
honor of Mrs. Willard Hanson.
Mrs. E. A. Terrell left Thursday after
noon for Los Angeles to spend the re-
mainder of the summer Miss Elizabeth
Terrell will join her in few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Sloan has gone to Los
Angeles for stay OF a few weeks only
Miss lone Morrison is now at Cedar
Lake, Blairstown, N. j., and will be home
probably in about three weeks.
Mrs Charles Brooks Is down from
Brighton for few days.
Mrs. Henry Haywood of Colorado
Springs is in town on her way to join her
husband in Ely.
Mr. and Mrs John Cain have returned
from Brighton.
Mrs. T. E. Newman is in town from
Provo canyon to meet her sister, Mrs.
Slater. but will return with party of
friends Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew McQuaig and
their children have gone to Spokane to
make their home.
Miss Leo Trent and Miss Kate Kanters
will leave tomorrow for San Francisco
to visit the Trent family for few weeks.
Miss Nose kirkpatrick will entertain at
bridge next Friday afternoon for Miss
Leta Mcmillan.
Mrs. E. c. Parsons gives luncheon at
the Commercial club today for Miss Kate
Kanters who leaves Sunday for San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Dininny are back
from a months stay at the coast.
Miss Ella Stickney is visiting friends in
Evanston, Wyo.
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Miss Renee Redman. Miss Stella Hui
bert and Miss Louise Grout of Omaha
have gone to Brighton, where they will
spend the month of August.
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Joseph Bailey has gone to Brighton to
spend his vacation.
Miss Pearl Branch entertained last
Tuesday at a Scotch luncheon. The table
decorations were plaid doiies and this
ties. The guests were the Misses Rather
inc Mcdonald, Bessie Williamson, Janet
Williamson and Ethel Bigler.