The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21
SOCIETY

Mrs. Seth Warner Morrison was the
hostess yesterday at a beautifully APP
pointed tea in the University club the
affair being to meet Miss lone Morrison
ana Mrs. George d. Keyser. The club
was gorgeous with holiday decorations
VI req ana green, great quantities of
evergreen with numerous red bells
hanging In all the archways and deco
rating the walls throughout the hall
ways The entire main floor was placed
a. the disposal OF the hostess, and the
picturesque library, with it's dark red
ana OAK Furnishings, lent itself admira-
bly, to the use of the Christmas colors.
Here the receiving party stood, while
across the han in the north end of the
large dining room the punch bowl was
placed In the dining room proper a
long table filed the center of the room,
from which coffee was served This
was decorated with an immense clus-
Ter OF poinsettas, which filed the CEN
tFal part, and two handsome crystal
candeiabra with red candles and shades.
Here Mrs. Mary e. Gilner and Mrs.
George Phelps Holman We're seated at
the tea and coffee urns, and in the
room beyond Mrs. Russell Schulder, Miss
Mary Smedley and Miss Beatrice Chess
man served punch. All around the
rooms hung the college penants from
the various colleges, with the Christ
mas greens intermingled. With Mrs
Morrison in the receiving line We're her
daughter and Mrs. keyser and Mrs. J.
NJ. Dart, while assisting her in enter
tanning were Mrs. W. c. Hall, Mrs. w.
III. Dickson. Mrs. George c. Mooorc,
Mrs. w. W. Chisholm and Mrs A. III.
Peabody.
An elaborate and unique dinner was
IrexT
| Charles w. Whitley. The large oval
table was laid in the gold room AMI
completely surrounded with a bower Of
evergreen trees over ten feet in height.
Through these trees We're strings and
festoons of many colored electric lights,
more than thousand being used in all
On the table was a low decoration of
| handsome pOinsettas with their gor-
geous beauty enhanced by quantities of
badly scattered around on the cloth.
Candeiabra. formed of deep red roses
were used for candles, which gave the
only light. Quantities of holly
hung from the electrolier above and
| holly and Christmas tokens of all kinds
decorated the walls of the room and
the mantel. Behind a screen an orches-
ira was stationed, furnishing a program
| of musical numbers, and gifts signifi-
cant, humorous or costly We're laid at
the places between courses. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Judge. Mr.
and Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mr. and Mrs
Walter G. Filler. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
s Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Calaghan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker, Miss Anna
| Mccormick, Miss Addie Zane Mrs. A
z. Walker, Henry Mccormick and ID,
L. Burley.
| Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey entertained
about fifty friends yesterday afternoon
at vaudeville" party at her home
among the numbers rendered We're
'The Dolls Tragedy" by Miss Agatha
Berkhoel: THE OLD DOLL" by little SUI
sic Russell; the tambourine dance by
Miss Martha Johnson; some funny sto-
ries by Mrs. William Igleheart: some
Chinese and darkey songs by Mrs. J. r.
Walker; a group of old-fashioned songs
by Mrs. Martha Royie King; some me-
chanical doll stunts by Miss Hollister
| Hancock and Miss Jessie Home. At the
tea following the program Mrs. Rus
sci L. Tracy and Miss Blanche KIM
ball poured, and they were assisted by
| Mrs. T. b. Beatty and Mrs. John Weir.
Christmas decorations were used. both
throughout the rooms and on the tea
table.
Harold Lamb and Clarence Bamber-
ger who are home from college for the
holidays, will give a Christmas dance,
which is to be unique affair, Tuesday
evening next, at the Ladies' Literary
club. The dance will be a doll dance -
and instead Of the usual fancy costumes
worn at fancy dress parties. the young
folks will dress as dolls of various
kinds. The younger set only will be
asked. and Mrs. Jay Tarvin Harris will
| be the chaperone.
| Miss Cora Eonnemort entertained the
i members Of her class, the third year
students at the university, last even
/ ing, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. +.
| Ecnnemort, on East Brigham street
| The class colors were carried out in all
the decorations, red and white roses,
red and white carnations and steamers
of the some colors being used in all the
rooms and the reception hall. The young
hostess was assisted in receiving her
guests by the Misses Norma and Nettie
| Thornley,, Wilma and Dora Burmester,
Nora Ingraham and Rachel Burton.
Miss Myrtle Jones and Miss Matte Col
Inns served punch. and Informal games
and music formed the evenings enter
| talnment.
The current events and current liter
| StCtiOii Vi Tie l<dQiCS
club Will give a special program this
afternoon in honor of the season. Mrs,
Marie Gerrans viii sing some French
Christmas anthems, Mrs. Walter George
Tuttie will play some harp selections
Miss Marjorie Brooks and Miss Helen
Hartley will render violin duet, and
II. L. Morton of the Maud Fealy conn.,
pany, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cleland, will play a piano selec-
ton. Following the program tea will
be served and the seasons greetings
exchanged The section will welcome
all friends in the club.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Free
to Frederick Osborne McFall took place
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock at th<
ihome of Bishop Seaman, who performed
1.-The ceremony. The only attendants al
the ceremony were Miss Nora Gleason
land John Free. brother of the bride. Mr.
land Mrs. McFall left last evening fol
Ian eastern trip to Boston and New
York. They will return to Salt Lake
to make their home. after Feb. /, 1907
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