The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-21


Delightful in its originality was the
vaudeville entertainment given yestcr-
day afternoon by Mrs Ledyard Ar. Bal
| ley, assisted by a number of her
friends. The rooms were prettiIy dec.
| GRATED with Christmas green and bells
Those assisting the hostess were Mrs.
T.. B.. Beatty, Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy
ana MISS Blanche kimball, who poured
Yea and coffee, and Mrs John Weir,
Mrs, Russell c. Woodruff and Miss
Berkhoel, who also assisted. During the
afternoon delightful vaudeville pro-
gramme was given. Mrs. J. r. Walker
In Japanese and darkey costumes gave
?, group of charming little ballads;
Mrs. Martha Rcyle King in a fanciful
OF the old songs: Miss Martha John
son gave a number of plastic poses,
and danced the Highland Fling" in
costume; Miss Jessie Home and Miss
Hollister Hancock were pair of
charming mechanical dolls Miss Han
cock being Mary Eliza, Miss Home,
Buster Brown. Mrs. William Igleheart
stories. Miss Susie Russell and Miss
Agatha Berkhoel were heard in two
clever little ballads. Fifty guests
were bidden.
Miss Cora Bonnemort entertained the
students of the third year preparatory
of the University last evening at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. E. Bonnemort.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
red and white, the school ,colors. Red
and white roses were used in the par
lors and holly and mistletoe in the IL
brary and dining A large cut
glass vase of the carnations was in
the center of the dining table. with
red ribbons studded with holly ex-
tending from the chandelier to the
corners of the table. Music and guess
ing games were the features Of the
evening. the hostess being assisted by
Misses Norma and Nettie Thornley,,
Wilma and Dora Burmester, Rachel
Burteu Punch was served during the
evening in one corner Of the hal which
was decorated with flags and palms,
those presiding being Miss Nettie Col
Inns and Miss Myrtle Jones. Those
assisting on the musical programme
were Miss Segrid Peterson, Miss Bea-
trice Jones, Miss Rose Barnes. Miss
Zola Bagley, Miss Jennie Martin and
Bert Jones.
One of the most elaborate afternoon
affairs of the winter was the beauti-
afternoon by Mrs. Seth w Morrison
in honor of Mrs. George keysor and
Miss lone Morrison, at the University
club. The rooms were bright with holi-
day colors and green's, the red bells
being hung between the do0rways;
which were festooned with holly and
green's, The guests were received by
Mrs Morrison, Mrs. George Keysor,
Miss Morrison, and Mrs. j. M, Dart.
A large basket of scarlet poinsettas
were in the center of the dining groom
table. the basket being tied with scar
let tulle and ribbons. Tea and coffee
Mrs. George Phelps Holman. Mrs. W.
". Chisholm, Mrs. W. H. Dickson, Mrs.
Mary Gilmer and Mrs. George Moore.
The candlesticks were filed with deep
red candles and shaded in red, while
festoons of the greens extended from
the basket to the corners of the table,
Punch was served In one corner of the
reading room by Mrs. Russell G. Schul
der and Miss Mary Smedley-
The marriage of Miss Margaret Free
and FREDERICK Osborne Mcf'all took
place Yesterday morning at the home
of Mr.. McFall. The bride was at
tended by Miss Nora Gleason, The
groom by the BRIDES brother, John
and Mrs. John S. Free of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs McFall LEFT for Boston
and New York last evening, where they
viii spend their honeymoon and VIII
make their home in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Gay
of Ogden and Nicholas G. Smith of
this citv took place yesterday at noon
in the Temple, and was followed by
large reception az the nome OF the
groom parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Smith.
Miss Ora Leigh has gone to Chica,
go. where she will spen15d a lew DAYS
with relatives, and will then go TO
Kentucky for the holidays.
Miss Irma Rivers will return today
from Denver and Fort Lupton,. where
she has spent the past month with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Helmlck of Po-
cstello viii spend the holidays with
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