The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-21

| The largest and most elaborate affair
Of its kind that has occurred for some
time was the reception given yesterday
at the Knutsford by Mrs. W. 4. Nc.
Emery in honor Of Mics Theresa Nc
Emery Of London. The parlors on the
second floor, where Mrs. McEnery re.
ceived were decorated with palms and
white and purple asters The orchestra
played in the large hall, where punch
was also served, and which was like.
| wise banked with palms. Refresh.
| ments were served IN the green dining
| room. Those who assisted in receiving Q
We're Mrs. DR.. Ewing, Mrs. Judge Il. P.
Henderson, Mrs; w. c. Wallace and
Mrs. T. A. Bird From to 5 there
was constant coming and going of
Emery received in an elegant Paris
gown of gray chiffon over pink, with
embroidered velvet, and Miss McEnery
in an elaborate one of pale blue silk.
Mrs McEnery and Miss McEnery will
leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
where they will make their home at
the corner Of Broadway and Buchanan
streets for the winter.
Miss Adeline Theriot and William
Purt, who were married yesterday at
noon in the Temple, were given q re.
ception at the home of Mrs. D. A.
Theriot last evening, and also q we'd
ding supper, to which all the guests,
about hundred, were also invited
Those who assisted in the dining-room,
decked with pink and white sweet peas,
den, Mrs. A. Theriot and Mrs. Ellen
Part. Miss Lucille Theriot helped re-
ceive in the hall, and Miss May Theriot
served at the punch bowl The color
decorations for the parlor were also in
pink and white, but of asters, and pur-
pie in the library. The bride received
in dainty gown of white silk. Mr.
and Mrs. Purt will be at home after
October l at % R street
Miss lone Morrison was the hostess
yesterday Of a luncheon given at the
University club in honor of Mrs. George
D. Keyser, whose wedding occurred in
Pennsylvania about a month ago. Miss
Morrison was bridesmaid. Covers were
laid for twelve at the table, which was
prettily decorated with red gladiolas
and plumosa. The reception room was
in yellow. The place cards were dainty
water-colored heads Of girls,
The ladies of the Central Christian
church gave an entertainment at the
home Of Mrs. W. II. Lepper last even
ing at s clock. Mrs. II. T. Sapping-
ton and Mrs. j. Reeves were on the
committee for the musical part Of the
evening, couple of numbers Of which
was furnished by Miss Tlossie Mccall
and Miss Kate Thorpe. The rooms were
decorated with purple and white chrys-
anthemums and sweet peas.
Tuesday noon Miss Anna Sandstrom
and Mr.. Gotfred Lundquist of Bingham
were married at the Swedish Lutheran
church. Rev. Emanuel Rylberg OFF,
ciated. AT the same church Wednesday
the marriage of Miss Marie Backlund
and Mr.. Johan Haglof was performed
also by Rev. Rydberg The young
couples have large list of acquaint-
ances in Bingham Swedish society.
The Social Sixteen met yesterday al
the home of Mrs. J, H. Bailey and spent
a very pleasant afternoon sewing. The
rooms were uniquely decorated IN red,
white and blue nsters. Mrs. E. Need
ham of st. Louis was also present be-
of Mrs. John Bailey. Mrs: Needham in
tends remaining in the city for about
three weeks.
The current events section Of the La
dies Literary club will hold their
first meeting of the year this afternoon
at clock in the club house. Mrs.
John Reed Of Denver will give readings
and Miss Emily Jessup viii sing. Later
tea will be served. The meeting will
be very informal. New members are
desired to be present.
Miss Hattie Carter gave Dutch
luncheon last night 10 twenty of her
friends, the table being attractive with
astcrs Those present were the Misses
Pyper. Carter and Hansman, Mesdhmes
Altree, Evans, Whitney, Millard Whit
tie, Reed and Samuels.
Miss Blanche Kimball was the hostess
at a bridge tea Yesterday afternoon,
given in honor of Mrs. W, G.. Sharp Of
New York Five tables were filed
with the players. Golden glow formed
the decorations.
Miss Ann Linsley will entertain Sat
urday afternoon at an informal Ken
sinpton in honor Of Miss Pearl Peirce,
who is to be married next week
Mrs. George A. Snow left last night
for her home in Chicago. She has been
visiting Mrs, i. f. Grant for the last
eight weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Bushnell left yes.
! icrday for Los Angeles. after visit
in the city. They arc originally from
Kansas City.
The Misses Bess and Adella Primeanx
have returned TO Salt Lake to resume
their studies during the winter with
Mrs Wctzell,
Mr.. Albert Byers Of Pittsburg will
arrive in o few days, TO be the guest
Of Mr. G.. Huntsman and the Misses
| Huntsman.
The Dorcas society OF the Swedish
Lutheran church met last evening al
s;30 at the home of Miss Anna Gus
tafson.
Miss Pearl Van Cott has postponed
the bridge party which she was TO have
far two weeks