The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
Affairs Of the Week.

The most elaborate social event of
the week was the reception given at
the Amelia palace on Thursday after
noon by Mrs Edwin F. Holmes and
/ Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris. The hostesscs
received their friends in the drawing
room, which was beautifully decorated
with jardinieres of pale pink Japanese
with sunhowers and golden glow. Pink
was used exclusively for the decorations
| in the dining room, the table being COW
cred with cloth of Russian lace over
! pink satin. An inlaid vase of oriental
make filed with Japanese lilies was
in the center of the table. In the
southwest corner Of the dining room
pink and white sweet peas and ferns.
| Those assisting in the dining-room were
Mrs. James L. Franken, Mrs T. b.
Beatty, Mrs. Walter Fitch and Mrs.
| James Jennings, Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon in the library, which
was decorated with pink gladiolus and
sweet peas. The punch bowl was pre-
and Miss Leta Mcmillan. The art gal
| lery was thrown open and the guests
| enjoyed the rare collection of Col
Holmes s pictures.
| Two beautifully appointed affairs of
the week were given by Mrs. David
Keith on Tuesday and Wednesday af
ternoons The rooms were decorated
with profusion of golden glow and
sweet peas. The score and tally cards
were hand decorated with roses and
sweet peas. Mrs. Keith was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
Those assisting in the dining-room were
Mrs, George Hancock, Mrs, Mary Ryan,
Miss LAURA sherman, Mrs Duncan Nc
Nichie Mrs. Clifford Pearsall and Mrs.
Frank Jennings.
Mrs. William II. Bintz entertained
at a large luncheon yesterday afternoon
at the Commercial club, in honor OF
Mrs George A. Snow of Chicago. The
table was Drettily decorated with low
bowls of pink sweet peas and smilax.
The place cards were sepia beauty
heads Invited to meet Mrs. Snow were
Mrs. j. +. Grant, Mrs. James II. Dunn,
!urs. nverett Buckin"nam, Miss Harriet
Dunster, Mrs. j. j. Daily, Mrs. Roy
truman Brown, Mrs. John c. Daky, Mrs.
II. r, Black, Mrs Trexall, Mrs Edwin
Kimball, Mrs. Charles Richards, Mrs
j. Il. 0glesby, Mrs. John Delano, Mrs.
S, D. Evans, Mrs. Sam Paul. Mrs. J. IL.
llinnman, Mrs. j. NJ. Dart, Mrs. Mat
thew Cullen, Mrs. William Stanley,
Mrs. T. C. Richmond, Mrs. Charles Nc
~h aiOu anu Mis- w . L. i1cHuerSOu.
Miss Edith Hobbs entertained at
Kensington on Monday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Susan Sawyer. The
rooms were prettily decorated with mas
turtlums and sweet peas. Invited to
meet Miss Sawyer were Miss Mamie
Sappington, Miss Alexander Of Ncbras-
ka, Miss Helen Boxrud, Miss Elinor
Stewart, Miss Helen Evans, Miss Hol-
l1stpr Hancock Misc ,J,.
of Berkeley, Miss Beatrice Davis, Miss
Florence Grant, Miss Bess Critzer,
Misses Rae and Olive Bartch, Miss Bob
Ellcrbeck, Miss Traddles Patterson.
Miss Patten and Mrs. VIII Druehl.
Mrs. J. G. Sawyer entertained at a
prettily appointed luncheon on Wednes-
day afternoon. in honor of Mrs. Simeon
Newhouse of st. Louis, who is the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. E. /. Thorn for few
days. The table was effectively dec
grated with low bowls of golden glow
and ferns. Covers were laid for seven.
Miss Elsie Mcmillan entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon. in honor
of Miss Davis Of Denver, who is the |
guest of Mrs. Ernest Drake Five hun
dred was the game of the afternoon,
the prizes being awarded to Miss Davis |
and Miss Mary Halloran. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by |
Mrs. Benjamin Raymond and Mrs En-
nett Moore. The guests were Misses
Charlotte and Zayda Boutwell,, Miss
Lena Brown, Miss Grace Davis, Miss
Alta Goddard, Miss Rose Evans, Miss
Marie Lynch, Miss Virginia Shannon.
Miss Laura Dole, Misses Beulah and
Norma Woodruff, Miss Louise Root,
Miss Helen Evans, Miss Eva Snow.
Miss Efie and Lucy Hitch enter
tanned number of their friends at a
delightful Kensington yesterday after,
noon. The parlor was decorated with
golden glow and sun flowers, while pink
and white carnations were used in the
dining The hostesses were assist.
ed during the afternoon by Miss Judith
Evans and Miss Hudson. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Alfred Peters, Mrs. Per
cival 0. Perkins. Miss Mollie Alexander.
Mrs Elmer Jones, Miss Aileen Gray,
Miss May Kendall, Miss Ada Betz, Miss
Judith Evans, Miss Dollie Davis, Miss
Mary Mayne, Miss Hortense Hodeson'
Miss Herman, Mrs. w, H. Alexander
of Omaha, Miss Allenbaugh, Miss Clara
Deighton, Mrs. G. Z. Post, Miss Jessie
Harper.
Mrs. 3. F. Bauer entertained at
luncheon at the Alta club on Thursday
afternoon. The table was decorated
with pink and white asters, while at
tached to the place cards as favors were
little stems Covers were laid for seven.
Miss Ardella Cannon entertained ar.
teen of her friends informally on Mon
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