The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25

SOCIETY

party reception ana QanCS
given by Mr. and Mrs. John ]. DAILY
and Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Roy Brown.
and 1t was attended by some two hun
dred OF the friends of the entertainers.
The beautiful grounds were enclosed
with ourlap to height of some seven
rect, and above this and throughout
the entire place strings of colored lights
were suspended. An archway above
the entrance was outlined In the lights
and clusters of them hung in all the
trees.
The receiving party, which includ led
| the Misses Eudora and Evelyn DAILY,
stood in the drawing room 10 receive
| their guests, and from this point they
passed around the broad verandas ar
ranged with divans and rugs to the
dancing floor in the northeast corner
OF the grounds. Here the space was
surrounded with great vases of golden
glow and clusters of lights were sus-
pended above the floor On the west
side dais was arranged for the rnusi-
clans, and around on the terraced lawn
| were cozy corners for the guests
In the drawing room white flowers
and ferns alone were used, while
throughout the library, the dining
room and the breakfast room tall glad
iolas were used as decorations. Golden
| glow gave a sunny light to the den
|
supper was served all through the even
ing. punch bowl was placed outside
where the veranda led to the dancing
floor.
| Mrs. Q. A. Honnold entertained YES
terday at a high tea In honor Of Miss
Myra Sowles, her guests being the
members OF the Bakers Dozen. The
| large tea table was laid for the club
members, and decorations of pink as
tiers were used. An unique effect was
obtained by having a large watering
pot suspended over the table. from
| which a shower of the pink asters fell
A bow Of ribbon matching the flowers
was used, and from the spray at the
spout pink baby ribbons led TO the
places where dainty dolls dressed as
| bridesmaids were concealed at each
place. During the afternoon music was
furnished by Mrs. Alfred Peters and
Mrs. Walter Dayton. The other guests
were Mrs. w. w. Anness, Mrs Charles
Peake, Mrs. Clarence Post, Mrs. Yves
ley Davis, Mrs. William Crome, Miss
Bessie Williamson, Miss Mary Mayne,
Miss Bessie Chambers and Miss Doilie
Davis.
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Mrs. A. L. Hoppaush and her sister,
Mrs. +. w. Wilkinson entertained yes
terday at cards in honor of Mrs. G.. Il.
Mccullough, who is visiting her mother
The game was $500" and prizes were
won by Mrs. F. ]. Gustin and Mrs.
Fred Loofbourow. The house was
bright with quantities of uasturtiums
and golden glow. and TALES in the late
summer cOlors were used.
Mrs. Wesley K. Wilson entertained at
luncheon Friday afternoon at Rich's.
Her guests were the Misses Georgia
and Grace Lamb of Pocatello, Mrs.
Burns of Los Angeles, Misses Katherine
and Bessie Williamson of Pocatello and
Mrs. Maggie Hurst and Miss Edyth
Evans. The table decorations were in
pink and white sweet peas.
The usual table d'hote dinner will
be served today at the Country Club.
but aside from that no set program
will be followed.
Mrs. George H. Smith will entertain
today at luncheon followed by bridge
to meet her sister. Mrs. Ernest De
Lashmutt of Spokane.
Miss Elizabeth Officer will leave to-
day for Stanford to take up her college
work.
Mrs. Graham F. Putnam will enter
a matinee party at the Orphaum, for
Miss Eleanor c. Putnam
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Little entertained
last evening in honor of the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Reese.
Mrs. Overfield and her son. c. p.
Overfield, left last evening for Glen
wood Springs. Colo, for q few weeks
stay.
Mrs. r. H. Officer and her boys have
gone with Mr.. and Mrs. A. V Officer
Estes park for an outing of a few days
Mrs. P. L. Gleason, who has been
spending a part of the summer at Cas-
tilla Springs, will be home today.
The Misses Ina and Zaida Boutwell,
will leave on Sunday for Stanford 70 re-
enter school.
DIR. Grace Stratton has returned from
short stay In Brighton, where she
has left her two boys camping out.
Miss Nora Murdoch will entertain
this afternoon for Miss Bernadette
Manley, who Is a guest at the Hanson
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan has moved
from 362 Third East street and is ar 1863
Sixth East street.
Mrs. w. M. Read left Wednesday
for a visit in Butte.
Mrs. Agnes Osborne is in New York.
where she will remain FOR the coming
winter
Miss Louise Beggs and Miss Fannie
Breeder have left for Wyoming on a
short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mordock left YES
terday for their home in Stockton.
Miss Dollie Davis entertained yester-
day at an afternoon party for Miss
Susan Sawyer.
Mrs. w. G. Lockington gave stag
party dinner last night in honor OF
her husbands birthday at their home.
1929 Third street. The parlor decora-