The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-29
SOCIETY

of the members and their friends. Inc
affair was the first of the season and
WAS well arranged in all details. Inc
large dining room and the reception
room were thrown together for dancing,
and the library across the hall was
open for an additional cosy corner.
hank of palms and ferns in the north
end of the dance room hid the musicians
| from sight, and the usual college pen
nants hung on all the walls. A punch
| howl was placed in the corridor and
buffet supper was served during the
evening in the ladies' dining ROOM
Each member was allowed one man
guest, so the affair was larger thah
usual. 1t was managed by the enter
tainment committee, ]. E. Game. + L.
Williams, Jr., and DR.. John 4. Critch-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes en-
| tertained last evening at a dinner Tor
twelve of their friends at their nome
ON Brigham street The decorations
for the flowers. The place cards were
Gibson heads in pen and ink. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cos |
| griff Mr., and Mrs. Frank 3. Swindler. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Alexander, DR.. and
Mrs. A. c. Ewing, Mrs. Martha Royle |
King, Major Robert Hirst and Captain
John E, Madden.
Miss Blanche Kimball entertained
nearly fifty of her friends last evening
at an informal musicale at the Kimball
home on South Main street. The rooms
were bright with many flowers and an
impromptu program was rendered by
Miss Mary Kimball. Miss Agatha Berk-
hoeI, Miss Celia Sharp, Miss Beatrice
OConnor, Hugh Dougall, Karl Scheid,
Moses Brines and Jack Berkhoel.
| - - IVY - nn.nrtoynad yac
terday at a luncheon at her home in
I.ingerlonger. The affair was followed
J by a few games of bridge, in which the
prizes were won by Mrs. Jay L. Harris
and Mrs. w. G. Filler. The table deco
rations were all in yellow, tall yellow
chrysanthemums being used.
Mrs. George Y Wallace expects to
= leave about the middle of the month for
, St. Louis, where she will spend the holi
days with her daughter, Mrs. George
Tuttle.
Loyal L. Smith. of Chicago, brother
of Mrs. Ira H. Lewis, and of Benner
4 X Smith, of this city, and attorney for
e the Monon Route, spent the past few
= days in the city, leaving last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vincent an
n nounee the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Daisy, to w. ]. Fiashman. The
marriage will take place early in De-
cember.
G The Cup and Saucer club will meet
b. next Wednesday with Mrs. w. L. Eller-
u beck.
II Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. kimball will
shortly be at home at the Kensington
on North Main street
To n will
. entertain today at Thanksgiving din
- ner at the University club
Z
Is Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Caine entertain at
= a family dinner today at their home on
street.
10 Miss Clara l. Colburne gives n din
- ner this evening at Rowland hall.
80
l. Miss Jennie Lucas has gone to Los
d Angeles on visit Of a month.
Dean Monahan will be down from St
3 Anthony, Idaho, today, to spend
n Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. w
70 H. Monahan.
D. tanned a few friends very informally
"a last evening, to meet Mrs. r. B. Free
man.
ne The marriage of Miss Stella Dayne:
20 and N. G. Christensen took place yes
terday morning in the temple, and wa:
ne followed by a reception in the evening
CT at the Daynes home on d street. Herr
O. the bridal party. including the parents
g. of the bride. were Joined by Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. ]. Daynes, Jr., and Mr.. am
s. Mrs. Harold S. Daynes. while the din
ing room was in charge OF MIS-. Josepl
en- c. Sharp. Assisting in serving Wcr
Miss Vilette Eardly, Miss Eva Snow
:" Miss Mae Taylor, Miss Ida Eldredge
ny Miss Janet Murdoch, Miss Vera Rich
If Miss Retta Piper and Miss HAITI
an Whitney. The punch bowl was place
= in an alcove, which was decorated il
Is oriental style and here Miss Marguerit
nd Daynes and Miss Claire Christense
of served. An orchestra was stationed %
the upper landing, furnishing fin
musical program during the evenng
no The parlor was decorated with man
to palms and quantities of white chrys
lat anthemums, and yellow chrysanthe
- NUNS were used III the library. In tn
ns dining room pink carnations and min
lily tulle formed the table decorations,
ap great cut glass bowl filled with III
mr. flowers making 3 central floral piece
Streamers of the tulle were festOone
lot from the chandelier above to the tabl
wn and mink CONNECTIONS added to the colol
not The bride wore gown of white hbert
icy shower of white brides roses. NJ
ay and Mrs. Christensen left last evenin
Ike for San Francisco, whence they will
,av south to Los Angeles They will be
home after the first of the year at
'op the KensingtOn.
nut $50
len Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Herr are at hon
at asa South Main street
on- Buddy Bagley, of Ogden, is in tow
,av for a visit of few days with his lit
,as friend, Arthur Croll.
JUS y
the Wendell NJ. Smoot, of Provo. IS in Il
the city visiting his mother. Mrs Tel
of Smoot.
pol The ladies of the First Unitaris
o,5 church Will give dance and card par
this evening at Unity hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Humes, OF Pa
NV CITY. entertained delightfully."- Mondi
az dfpDor celebrating tho