The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-26
SOCIETY

A most unique entertainment was the
toy dance given last evening for the
members of the younger set, at which |
Clarence Hamburger and Harold Lamb l
were the hosts The hall was trans |
formed into a scene from fairyland. the |
decorations having been devised to |
represent Toyland. An immense Christ |
mas tree filled the central part of the
room, and on this were hung gifts for
all the guests, each of them capable OF
making the most deafening noise. Red
bells and Christmas greens were used
on all sides and confetti in great guam
titles was used for many sham battles.
| On the lower floor the smoking and
supper rooms were arranged. and these,
| too, showed the holiday decorations or
red and green. great branches of pep
per trees giving the colOTs. Supper was
served at small tables, the guests num-
bering about 1Oo The affair was chap
eroned by Mrs. ]. e. Ramberger and
/ Mrs jay T. Harris. Ali of the guests
were dressed in fancy dol! costumes,
and many of them impersonated me-
chanieal dolls and toys.
Innumeraole family dinners of more
or less elahorateness filled the day yes
! terday, among the largest being that
| given at the w. Montague Ferry home
and that at the F: A. Druehl home on
East First South street. Both of them
! were strictly family affairs, and yet
they were large enough to be preten-
tious. At the Ferry home an all-day
party was held. a tree in the morning
for the little folks being followed by
dinner, at which the guests were DIR. j.
o. Edy of Grand Rapids. f. A. Tru-
man. the fathers of Mrs. Z. S. and Mrs.
NV NJ. Ferry, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. S.
Ferry and their children. The guests
!, st the Druehl home were Mr.. and Mrs
; Walter Druehl, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
!, Oglesby, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shrader
and the Druehl and Oglesby children.
. Miss Eloise Sadler, Miss Jenna-Budd
Geddes, Miss Pearl Van Colt and Miss
Florence Kimball will be the hostesses
at a dance to be given this evening at
I the Sadler home on Eleventh East
street.
Governor and Mrs. John c. Cutler
g will keep open house during the after
4 noon of New Years day, next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Lamb entertained
q at a dinner last evening at their apart
= ments in the Canning flats.
Mrs. n. F. Putnam leaves today for
Il Montrose, Colo, 10 visit Rev. and Mrs
V III. Knox Bodel. Mrs. Bodel was for
q merly Miss Eleanor Putnam.
=
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Brown entertained
e a large party of friends last night at d
: dinner at the Commercial club.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ravena1 McBeth, whC
:. have been in the east for some time. are
r expected back today and will be a
: home at Whitehall.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Russell O.
o Minneapolis are visiting in the city.
= Mrs. Lyndon Fl. Wheeler is in Idaho
lie spending few weeks with her parents
h Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Blunck.
IL Mr.. and and Mrs. f. C. Richmond
y entertained a small party at Dime
lie at the Commercial club last evening
i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glendinning an
al MIR. and Mrs. e. W. Packard each hal
Sc small dinners at the Alta club yester
l. day.
in Mrs. William McCaskell returne
yesterday from Omaha. where she ha
spent some weeks, and is at home a
Whitehall
be Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Glosz were IN
n host and hostess last evening at din
ner at the Commercial club.
II
lis Miss Ida Hanauer will entertain at
:. bridge tea tomorrow afternoon in homo
of Mrs. ]. II. Young OF Denver.
OF =
sti DIR. and Mrs. G.. B. Pfoutz will Ell
,,s terrain at a children's dancing part
tomorrow everinS.
e. Mrs. S. o. Lambourne entertaine
-, Yesterday at a dinner in honor of Mr.
J. A. Gibson. The decorations wei
OH Christmas greens and American Beat
"a ties Covers were laid for twelve.
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