The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-02
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Jennings gave
an elaborate dance TO fifty of their
friends last evening at the Ladies'
Literary club. The hall was gay with
ferns and palms and numerous rugs
and divans lent a homelike air to the
place In the outer room punch was
served and a buffet supper was served
on the lower floor during the late hours
OF the evening. Here green and white
were used IN decoration and a number
OF the younger girls, friends of the host
ana hostess assisted in serving. An
orchestra was stationed behind a bank
or palms on the raised platform, and
dancing was enjoyed till a late hour.
F. c. Schramm entertained q party
at a dinner at the Alta club last eve
ming in honor Of Miss Mary Robinson
OF Grand Rapids. The table was laid
in square form in the gold room and
the decorations of deep red peonies and
carnations haFHOnized with the room.
Ferns and loose flowers were scattered
over the cloth. The guests besides
Miss Robinson were Mr.. and Mrs. E :.
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Ferry, Mr.
and Mrs. z. .. Howard, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Heber NJ. T. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
neT X. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.
Savage, Mrs. Harold Russell, Mrs. T.
". Jennings. Willis T. P. Beardsley.
and J. s. Critchlow.
Mrs. William c. T. Jennings was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at a bridge
tea at which some two dozen of her
friends were entertained. Prizes in the
game were awarded to Mrs. Charles
Post, Mrs. F. J. Fabian and Mrs. A. II
Boxrud and 1T the tea which followed
Mrs. Jennings was assisted by Mrs. <.
H. Van ArTnan. Mrs. William Igleheart
and Mrs. Thomas Weir
Mrs. Samuel Weitz and Mrs. AdoIph
Simon entertained at a luncheon yes
teTday at the Commercial club in honor
Of number of out of town friends.
The large round table was laid in the
private dining room and pink flowers
pink tulle and dresden pink ribbons
were used in the decorations. Tall crys-
tai candle sticks held pink candles with
green shades. Covers were laid for
twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould Smith en-
tertained a party of ten at a dinner last
evening in honor of Mrs. Jack Jevne
Of Los Angeles who is a guest at ths
Murray home on 0 street. Bright red
peOnies were used in the table decOra-
tons and covers were laid for ten
Mrs. z. B. Trip was given a surprise
on her eighueth birthday yesterday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
F. Fenton. Her children and grand
children who are living in the state
were all there and a family reunion
was held with a dinner in the evening.
Mrs. G Ira futile entertained a dOz-
en- friends yesterday at a luncheon al
the Country club. her guests being Mrs
Everett Buckingham. Mrs. T. Lynn
Kemper Of Omaha, Mrs David r. Gray,
Mrs. W. P. .Kiser. Mrs. Thomas Marion
eaux, Mrs. Frank McGurrin. Mrs. ".
w. Armstrong, Mrs Justus Jungk- Mrs
Sheldon L. Butler and Miss Harriet
Dunster.
Dr. and Mrs. ". D. Donoher enter
tanned a few friends last evening at A
dinner at the EmeTy-HOlmes, their
guests being MI and Mrs. George A.
Airs and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb
Miss winifred woodmansee left yes
terady for Long Beach where she vin
spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohn and their
daughter Miss Sylvia COhn. and also
Miss Harriet COhn, daughter of Mrs.
A. Conn, will leave tomorrow for a stay
Of some six months in Europe.
Harold Russell is expected within the
week to spend the summer with Mrs.
Russell at the Dwyer home on North
Temple street.
Mrs J. waIcott and her small son
and nurse will leave today fol New
Haven, to spend the summer with her
parents General and Mrs J. Milton
Thompson viii take the Thompson
house and viii be at home for the sim
mer at "a D street.
The juniors of the kindergarten de-
partment Of the University will enter
tain for the seniors this afternoon at
the home of Miss Claire Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Lynn and their
daughter have taken house at 504
South Main street where they are at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Smith left yes
terday for Providence, r. L.
Mrs. c. Ira futile will leave today for
a month at Panhandle, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A WeGgwood enter
tanned a
evening in celebration Of their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Carleton Holmes is down from Idaho
for a short visit with his father Colonel
Edwin T. Holmes
Miss Matte Hall. who has been teach
ing music in Mills College and also
stUdving under Dr.. Lisser of San Fran
cisco. is home to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. g
Hall.
Mrs. z. E Chapman of Evanston,
wyoming, is in town for visit Of a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Donovan of Provo is Wis
itjng friends in the city for a short time.
Thomas Kearns entertained a party
If friends at a luncheon at the Alta
club yesterday for Mr.. and Mrs J.
Ross Clark. The other guests were