The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-02


was filled with bright yellow tulips, and
waves Of white illusion covered the
table from end to end. Through this
were strewn sprays of plumosa and
green ribbons, and place cards done in
the yellow daffOdils were at each
place. Tall candlesticks of crystal held
pale green candles and shades of the
same hue were on the lights. The
guests to meet Mrs. Folsom wera Mrs.
W. 5. Mccormick, Miss Keogh, Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs. Robert Roy Hamp-
ton, Mrs. Andrew Howat, Mrs. w. F.
James. Mrs. Joseph E. Game, Mrs
Kenneth Kerr, Mrs. James III. Moyie,
Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin, Mrs. A. 5.
Bower, Mrs. James E. Jennings, Mrs.
Frank w Jennings, Miss Celia Sharp
and Miss Jane Howat.
Mrs J. W. Christy entertained at a
luncheon for Mrs. John Reed of Den
yer yesterday. the affair being given
at the Emery Holmes. The table dec
orations were all of violets, punches of
the flowers being at each place and q
great mass of them forming the cen
tTal decorations. Place cards done III
the same colors were used. Following
the luncheon an informal musical orO-
gramme interspersed with readings py
Mrs. Reed was rendered by Mrs. Ed
ward Moore, Mrs. A. c.. Andrews. Mrs.
The other guests were Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs.
John Bradley, Mrs. A. l. Hoppaugh,
Mrs. T. B. Beatty, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. e.
A. Greenwood, Mrs. Fred Hale and
Mrs. A J. GoTham.
| The guests of the Manitou hotel and
| their friends to the number of about 200
| had an informal dance at the hotel last
! evening. The hall was gay with the
/ spring flowers and palms, while ropes
I of smilax hung from the chandeliers.
| An orchestra stationed in the southeast
/ corner furnished music and the punch
| bowl stood in the ante-room during the
/ entire evening. A buffet supper was
| served late in the evening in the Dri-
vate dining room
! The current events and current lit
| erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet this afternoon at the
club house, and Mrs. John Reed of
| Denver will give some readings. Mrs.
| Edwin Merrill viii read paper on
| Women Illustrators"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wiley are just
home from a trip of a fortnight TO Los
Angeles and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Adams and their
son. Damon, are in San Francisco visit
ing the Damon family.
Miss Emma Ridgely Of st. Louis is in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. {.
Brownlee.
Miss Ella Stickney is back from a
stay of few weeks in southern Gail
fOrnia.
Mrs Gustave Luelwitz has returned
to her home in Spokane after a visit OF
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H G. Mcmillan.
The sophomores of the university
give their annual sophomore assem-
bly, dance in the museum building al
the university tonight. The hall vii
be decorated in green, the class color
! with large cosy corners made in the
style of summer houses It Will be one
Of the biggest social events of the
school year. The cNaperons are Dr
and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury, DR.. and Mrs
w. c. Ebaugh. Professor and Mrs. BY
ron Cummings DR.. and Mrs. ]. 4
Merrill. Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Gowans
Professor and Mrs. F. ". Reynolds anC
Professor George A Eaton.
The sophomore class of the Higf
school will have a hard times dane,
this evening at Unity hall, which vii
be under the chaperopage of Mrs
Frank 3. Stephens. Mrs. w. II. Bintz
Miss Claire Ellerbeck. Miss Mary
Mayne and Miss Mildred Tibballs.
Miss Addie zane entertained a hall
dozen girls yesterday at luncheon foi
Miss Blanche Burke.
, Walter Scott Crismon entertained q
, party of friends at a dinner at the Alta
; club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse left
for the east yesterday;
Mrs. w. H. Alexander has returned
from Los Angeles. after spending the
better part of the winter there
} DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Keith will prob,
! ably not return from Los Angeles til
! early in April.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Cole are bacl
from St. George and are now at the
Manitou.
. Mrs. L. l. Terry is at the Hotel Co
lonial in San Francisco.
Miss I,eta Mcmillan, who is the CUES
of Miss Leila Trent in San Francisco
will leave there shortly for Spokane t.
: visit her sister, Mrs. Luelwitz.
Mrs Henry J. Hayward entertained
] sixteen of her friends at luncheon
I | at the Commercial club yesterday aft
ernoOn.
Mrs Murray G. Godbe entertains thu
Sewing club this afternoon at her home
4
Mrs Henry LaMotte and her son
: Fxton. sail from Panama for New Yori
in a day or So
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
U 1S79-EHs V. Carlson. salt Lake.