The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-28
SOCIETY

hail was gay with the Yuletide decora-
tons, wFeaths of holly hanging on All
the side lights and around the walls,
while the central chandeliers we're hung
i with great clusters of mistletoe tied
| with red satin ribbons, with showers OF
small red ribbons falling from them. On
| the lower floor, where the supper was
| served, small tables were laid for the
guests, ana each was decorated with
holly wreath surrounding crystal cam
dlestick with red candle and shade. The
Christmas idea prevailed in all the de-
/ corations, which We're elaborate and at
| the same time tasteful.
| Joseph r.. Game led the german,
dancing the first half of the set with
Miss Mccormick and the second half
nith Miss Genevieve. Six sets OF favors
were given, the first partners beins
chosen by number and the second by
progression. The fayofs were all
unique, many of them being made of
paper and most of them simple but eff
| fectiye. The two tables were in charge
OF Mrs Arthur II. s. Bird, and she was
assisted by Mrs. Joseph y. caiHe. Mrs.
| Randolph Thompson OF Helena and
Mrs. w. Mentague Ferry. In the ger
man there were forty-faur couples
| lancing. and a few friends were pres
ent to look ON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Gates are re-
| joincing over the arrival of their
daughter, who came To them Christmas
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchetto
Will entertain a party of friends at the
Schumanu- Heink concert next Monday
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A II. BoxYud entertain
at a dinner tonight for Mr.. and Mrs c.
Z. Rood.
Mrs. E L. Miles will leave today for
her former home in virginil.
The dance to be given by the Alpha
Phi fraternity will take place tonight.
The affair is the big event of the hoii-
day season for the young people Of that
institution.
The college boys Who are home FOR
the holidays will give dance this
evening at the Ladies Literary club.
Mrs. John Reed of Denver passed
through the city asst evening on her
way to visit her mother in Seattle. Size
VIII be away for few months
The Misses Hanauer entertained a few
friends at an informa! Kensingtou yes
terday afternoon II honor of Mrs. ]. II
Young of Denver.
Yale Pfoutz. the small son of DR.. ard
Mrs. c. B. Pfoutz. entertained a num-
Der Of his friends at 2 dance last even
ing at the Pfoutz home on East First
South street.
Mrs. Wayne Hen9hill will resumr
har TUESDAYS at home for the winter
al 162 J s&Teet.
Miss Cecilia Sharp has gone to Rex
burg, Ida. to visit her mother. Mrs.
Sharp, for few days
AIR. and Mrs. j. 8. Bransford left yes
terday for Los Angeles. where they VIII
remain foe q month OF more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Smell leave
today for Caldwell. IDA, % spend the
holidays there.
Mrs T. l.. Mitchell left yesterday for
| Los Angeles.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates left yester-
day for Chicago. where she is TO sing
before Manager Newman. She goes
! from there to New York. where she will
spend the winter with Miss Maud May
Babccck, and later they will sail early
in April for six months stay abroad.
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Mrs Charles A. Walker was called
to Denver last evening by the sudden
serious illness of her mother. Mrs.
Feote
Mrs. Emerson F. Root. who has spent
the past few months in the east, re-
turned for the holidays. but will spend
the remainder Of the winter in Los An
geles.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta Stein
and Joseph A Blumberg took place
vest erday at 6 o'clock at the home Of
the LoweEsteins on Third street. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi Z.
]. Freund and Rev. DIR. Bilsky, only
the relatives AMI few close friends wit
Messing H. The bride was attended by
Miss Ella Lowenstein as maid of honor,
while Miss Jean GlazieF and Miss So-
phia Beckman were the bridesmaids.
She was also attended by her mother,
Mrs s X. Stein Ben Stein was the
best man. and Sam Stein and Max OF
tenheimer were the usheTs. Little sara
Blum ners. the sister of the groom, was
the flower girl, and the ribbon-bearers
were Sherman LoWensten ana Her
man ShiTvitsky.
Following the ceremony a supper was
served for the guests, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blumberg left on short wedding trip,
They yin be at home after their return
al No. I Hawkes. court. The bride wore
a gown OF radium ,ilk over taffeta, and
carried a shower of bt ide's roses. Miss
I.oyenstein's gown was of pale blue
ard the two maids were dressed in
white.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold a housa-warming this afternoon AT
4 o'clock i'm their new rooms in the Lion
house. They will serve an old-fash-
toned tea. many of the members bring
ing picnic luncheon to constitute the
Jeff eshTnents. Doughnuts, dried apple
pies and composition tea. will be fea-
lures Ct the tea"
Mrs. Martha Royle King gives a sorg
recital this evening introducing her
pupil. Miss Halle Gilbert Foster, II
the Y. III. c. A. The young singer will
be assisted by Willard Weihe and Miss
Edith Burns and Mrs w, $. LOOMS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.