The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-17
SOCIETY


The Amelia palace presented a gay
appearance yesterday afternoon on the
occasion of the large tea given by Mrs.
EDWIN L. Holmes and her sister, Mrs.
Jay Tarvin Harris. The affair was the
nrst large event at the palace during
the past year, and as 400 invitations
were issued the rooms were filed dur
ing the hours from till T. Music
hoated through the wide corridors and
nlled the rooms with sweet sounds, and
the art gallery was open for the enjoy.
ment OF the visitors.
The two hostesses stood in the draw
ing room to receive their guests, while
IN the long dining room, where the tea
table was laid, Mrs. James L. Franken
and Mrs James Z. Jennings poured tea
and coffee during the early hours, Mrs.
Walter Fitch and Mrs. T. b. Beatty
relieving then later. The tea table was
laid in the east end OF the dining room.
and the decorations of shaded red
gladiolUs harmonized with the wall fin
ishings. In the library beyond tall vases
OF sunflowers were used, and here the
punch table was arranged and presided
over by Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts and
Miss Leta Mcmillan. Throughout the
drawing and music rooms bright yell
low flowers we're used. golden glow Civ
ing a brilliant touch Of color to the
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all kinds graced the hallway.
The Army and Navy Journal of Sat-
urday last contains the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Catharine
Rosa Luhn, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Gerhard Luke Luhn, and sister of
Mrs. George II. Smith of this city, to
Lieutenant James Edmond Fechet Of
the Ninth United States cavalry. The
a-tO FDe In- ct hs,
set but II will take place at Fort LeaV
enworth. where Major Duhn is the COM
manding officer.
Mrs. B. F. Bauer entertained eight of
her friends yesterday at a luncheon at
the Alta club. The round table was
laid in the red room and decorated with
red asters, and souvenirs Of small silver
stems were at each place attached TO
ribbons.
Miss Laura Townsend Of Park City
is visiting Miss Amy Bittinger at "A
South First West street.
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Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and her
daughter Mrs. +. G.. Parsons. left
Wednesday for Colorado Springs to be
away about month.
Mrs. Ernest De Lashmutt of Spokane
will be in town today to spend the next
fortnight with her sister, Mrs. George
II. Smith.
Morton Sterling will go to Heber City
Saturday morning to spend few days
with friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry La Motto and
their son, Exton, are in their new home
at IS West street. in POpperton.
c. j. Daily left yesterday for Los An
geles over the Salt Lake route.
J. A. Scott of the Salt Lake route Of
fees has gone to Dale. in southern
Utah, on a short business trip.
Judge William II. King left Wednes-
day evening for New York, called there
on legal business.
Mrs. Henry Sadler is back from Hell
ena Mont, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Wells. Miss
Eloise Sadler will remain there a month
longer.
lie Grand Young is down from the
Young camp on the Weber river for
few days on businN~
Miss Helen Troth of Denver. who has
been visiting friends here, left last
evening for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l. SNYDER enter
tanned at a dinner Wednesday evening
i'm honor of Frank G. Rutan of Chicago.
Miss Mary Hoag is spending a part
of the summer at Mount Tamalpais,
near San Francisco
Mrs. Robert H. officer and her boys,
NELL, RolIo and Robert, left last even
ing for Loveland, Colo, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. officer.
Mrs. w. II. Bintz entertains Saturday
at a luncheon at the Commercial club
in honor Of Mrs. George A. Snow Of
Chicago.
Mrs. B. F Bauer will be the hostess
at the second in a series Of luncheons
to be given at the Alta club next Thurs
day.
Mrs. Matthew Cullen entertained
dozen or more of her friends at a lunch
con on Wednesday last.
Morton Sterling entertained a few
of his little friends at a tennis break
fast in Liberty park yesterday MORN
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Taylor ard Mrs.
Sarah Powers are now at home per-
manently in their country place ct Big
Cottonwood.
Mrs. George B. Margetts entertained
a party OF little folk at q birthday Cele-
bration in honor Of the tenth birthday
Of her little daughter Amelia. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ella Cham
berlain, Miss Flora Mcdonald and Miss
Ethel Margetts. The affair was given
at Glen Donald, the summer home OF
John Mcdonald, ST. About thirty little
people were present, among them being
Blanch, Martha and Leah, Henderson,
airline Bransford, Ella Ridges, Allae,
Amelia, Gale Irnie and Sarah McDOn-
aid, Amelia Margetts, Elenor Margetts,
Reah and Pearl Neil, Tena Rudd, Do
rothy Chamberlain, Lucell, F'ylles,
Breata and Alton Mcdonald, Ethel
Margetts, Florence Mcdonald, Annabel
Jurgenson, Allene Margetts.
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Miss Nellie Davis entertains a dozen