The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Slade enter
tanned about $50 OF their friends last
evening at a reception and dance in
the Ladies' Literary club, the affair
being in celebration of their wooden
wedding anniversary. The main hall
was decorated with strings of hearts
alternating with wooden clothes pins,
and at the extreme end the two dates,
1901 and 1906, were displayed in red
/ on the wall. In the smaller room
the punch bowl was decorated in red
hearts. and red shaded candles lighted
the table, An orchestra. was sta
| toned beEI:si5 a screen Of palms.
| On the lower floor the supper room
| was arranged, red hearts and red
/ flowers forming the main decoration
there also. In the outer room a place
was arranged as a den for the smok-
ers and a CRATE fire lent additional
/ cheer.
/ The friends who assisted in receiv-
/ ing were Mrs. George w. Read, Mrs.
| Fred Slade, Miss A Kinsman and
/ Miss K. NJ. Harris. The punch bowl
was in charge of Miss Louise Wey.
and she was assisted by Miss Ethel
Murphy, Miss Hattie NAPLES, and
Miss Alice Farrell In the dining room
Miss Laura Farrell, Miss Nettie Lu-
man, Miss Lille McEvoy assisted in
| serving.
Mrs. c.. N MacLouth and her
daughter, Miss lone MacLouth, moth
er and sister of Mrs. Alpha T. Eas-
| ton, are here from San Jose, visiting
/ Lieutenant and Mrs. Easton at Fort
Douglas. Mrs. MacLouth will be in
| town only a few days and will go on
| to spend some time with friends in
| Dallas, Texas, but Miss MacLOuth
Will remain for the spring season with
the Eastons.
! The guests of the ManitOu hotel and
number Of their friends were enter
| tanned Saturday evening with con-
/ cert at which a number of the well
known musicians were heard. Mrs.
John Reed of Denver gave some read
! ings, several of which had been writ
ten for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Kiser and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell G. Schulder have
issued invitations for a large dance to
be given on the evening of February
"a, at the Ladies Literary club
Mrs. William Reid entertains today
at bridge in honor of Mrs. George Jay
/ Gibson.
! Mrs. T. r. Black will leave early
in March for stay of some weeks in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cohen en-
tertained a number of their friends at
cards last evening.
Mr., and Mrs. 4. B. Hirth have
moved and are now at home at z
Twelfth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Wood are
settled in their new apartments at 2O7
East Third South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Rowland
! viii be home the latter part Of the
week from their wedding trip, and
will make their home at 744 South
Fifth East street.
Mrs. J. c. Lewis and daughters
leave today for Los Angeles for a six
or eight weeks trip,
Abbott r. Haywood Of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city on short bust
ness trip.
Mrs. A. r. Weeter of Park City
spent yesterday in town on her way
home after a visit with her mother
in American Fork
John z. Mullen of Idaho. is in the
city, visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. NJ.
Zabriniskie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Emil Nelson
have returned from their wedding trip
and are now at the Fifth East hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Joseph have
returned from a visit of several
months in New York.
Richard P. Morris left last evening
on the midnight train for ten days
stay in Portland.
Charles r. HolIingsworth of Ogden
spent yesterday in the city.
Angus T. Wright of ogden is in the
city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts
are coming back from Seattle and will
shortly take UP their residence here
again.
The Cleofan will meet today with
Mrs. Charles S. Wells at APO Second
street. Professor Levi Young of the
university viii give a talk on "The
Reformation"
Miss Laura Parry entertained at a
surprise party Thursday evening for
Miss Ely Geary in honor of her
birthday, hearts and valentines being
used in decoration. Prizes were won
by Florence Madsen, Harry Sanchez,
Estelle Hardy and George Selander.
Those present We're: Misses Laura
Parry, Ivy Evans, STEELE Hardy, Lau-
ia Farrell, Lyla Shudahl Florence
Madsen, Ely Geary and Sybil Geary:
Messrs. Harry Madsen, Raymond
Boes, Thomas Janey, Harry Sanchez.
Oliver Meredith, Jr., Leo. Livingston,
Harry SeIander and Thomas ThOmal-
son.
Miss Lizzie Shapiro entertained in
honor of Miss NJ. Davidson and A.
Davidson, of Portland, Oregon The
color scheme in the large dining room
was carried out in red and white. The
eandelabra on each table were sur
rounded by red and white carnations
suspended from ribbons of the same
pOIOr Fall vases Of mini vococ