The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10

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The Junior Promenade took place
at the university last night. The hall
| was deliberately decorated in red and
white. In the center of the hall sus-
| pended from the ceiling was a large
boat some forty feet in length covered
with purple bunting, bearing in large
golden letters the word Foremost -
In this the musicians were seated. The
west wall of the gymnasium floor was
occupied entirely by the booths of the
several fraternities and sororities. On
| the east wall vas suspended a large
| ''U'' in electric lights, covered with
greens, while in the northeast corner
was the Junior booth, at which punch
and lemonade were served. The AT
| and ZAP booths were attractive. The
| front Of the ''AF'' booth was illumined
by two large electrical ''U'' signs with
| an electrical "AFV' insignia in the cen
ter. The interior was made into the
form OF q den, the walls being covered
| with a variety of pennants from the
different universities. Marshmallows
were served as refreshments. The
| APPS held forth in a Persian booth.
! The Theta Upsilon'' sorority had a
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parlor. The decorations were Japanese
pinks, Of which there was an album
| dance. Another booth was that Of the
| Delta Sigmas."
| The basement Of the building was
used for a reception parlor. An en-
closed Spassageway led from the base
ment to the main floor.
| Mrs. o. w. Powers was the hostess
yesterday at a bridge tea at her home,
LingerlOnger. The players filed eight
! tables and at the close Of the game
! prizes were awarded to Mrs. George H.
Jamerson and Miss Leila Stingley.
/ Later tea was served in the dining
room, the table being decorated with
/ deep red liberty roses in profusion. Mrs.
! George Jay Gibson, Mrs. Russell l..
! Tracy and Mrs. George 7. Wallace as
| sisted the hostess.
! Mrs. W. H. Point Of Fort Douglas en-
| tertained a few Of her friends yesterday
at a bridge tea, Ave tables being filed
| with the players. Mrs. Benjamin G..
| Lockwood and Mrs. Briant H. Wells
poured, and prizes in the game were
won by Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith and Miss
| Hutchinson.
| Mrs. H. D. Niles entertained yester-
| day at the second in q series of bridge
! teas Of which the first was given Tues
! day Mrs. Niles was assisted by, Mrs.
| E. W. Packard who poured tea, and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. John G.
Bishop and Mrs. Ira Hudson Lewis.
Mrs. H. Franklin Hitler is here from
! San Francisco for few months visit
| ing the Stenhouse family. Mrs. Hitler
| is the daughter Of Mrs. Fannie STEM
house, and was formerly Mrs. Gray.
| Miss Eugenia Miller who has been
! the guest for the past few weeks of
the Cosgrin family will leave the last
| Of next week for her home in Fresno.
! Mrs. w. F.. Beer and her children
viii leave this evening for Los An
geles.
Mrs. James Daugherty has gone to
| Portland after a stay Of several weeks
in the east. She remained in town on
her way home only few days.
Mrs. z. T. Harvey will leave this
evening for Los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chapman of
Evanston, Wyo., are in the city for a
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Fife, who
are now at the Angelus in Los An
geles, are expected home early in the
week.
Miss Jean Melvin, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Lewis for some
time, has returned to her home in
| Bozeman, Mont.
Miss Katherine Judge, who is now
| in Fort Leavenworth visiting Mrs.
| Theodore A Baldwin, will leave for
| New York accompanied by Mrs. Bald
win to spend the next month or so.
Invitations were issued yesterday
/ for the third anniversary breakfast of
the Ladies Literary club to be given
on Friday, Feb. Is, at the Manitou.
Mrs. M. H. KriebeI entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Miller have left
| Los Angeles and are now in San Fran
cisco, whence they will return about
the end of next week.
Mrs. William Reid has issued invita-
| lions for bridge tea to be given next
Tuesday for Mrs. George Jay Gibson.
Miss Nan Knowlton is IN town for
few days with Mrs. J. G. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Keysor have
gone to New York to make their home.
Miss Gene Kimball Will leave today
for her home in Minneapolis after a
stay of a few weeks with friends here.
The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet today with
Miss A. z. Buchanan at the Emery
Holmes to continue the reading of
Christmas Eve"
Miss Mabel Baum, who has been the
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy
den z. Beebe, will leave today for her
home in Denver.
Miss Ida Hawxhurst entertains to-
dav at q CID and saucer shower in