The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

A reception and dance, one attended
by several hundred friends, was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles How
ard Mcmahon in compliment to the
bride of the coming week, Miss Park.
The affair was given IN the Ladies Lit
erary club house, which was profusely
decorated for the occasion. The main
hall was hung with ropes of green from
which were suspended huge bells of
led. Red shades covered all the lights
and an immense star of white lights on
q red background was directly behind
the receiving party. On the lower floor
the same ColOrs were carried out, the
table being agiOw with the deep red of
carnations and lights to match.
During the early evening the bridal
party ard the hosts and hostesses re
ceived the guests. but later dancing
was enjoyed by all the younger people
and an elaborate buffet supper was
served below. Mrs. Frederick Leonard
and Miss Della Richards were at the
punch bowl. while Mrs. John G. DAILY.
Miss Florence Grant and Miss Mercy
Berkeley were in charge of the dining
room Later they were relieved by
Mrs. Edwin 'Kimball Mrs. J. f. Grant
Mrs. c. r. Pearsall and Mrs. A. J. Cor
ham. An elaborate musical programme
was rendered, consisting of concert
numbers in the early hours, which were
followed by dance music.
Miss Lille Potter and Richard E.
Rowland surprised their friends by be
ing married last evening at the home
Of the brides mother, 744 South Fifth
East street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Benjamin Young of the
First Methodist church and was wit
messed by only the relatives. The
young couple left last night for a trip
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The musicians held the regular fort
nightly meeting last Monday evening
at the studio Of Miss Celia Sharp. The
programme was a miscellaneous one.
and in the absence Of Arthur Shepherd
was in charge of Miss Sharp and J. w.
Curtis. II consisted of a duet by Cham
made, played by Miss Sharp and Miss
Allie Miller. a vocal duet by Mrs
George Curtis and Mrs. Kate Brideweu
Anderson, a, Shakespearean reading by
Mr.. Milton, piano numbers by Miss
Emily ROssburg. Miss Judith Evans
and Mrs. J. NJ. Sanborne, and solos by
Miss Edythe Ellerbeck and Mrs. Mar
tina Royle King.
Those present were Mrs. Robert Gem
nell. Mrs. c. r Pearsall. Miss Helen
Anderson, Miss Judith Evans, Mrs. Z.
S. Ellerbeck. Mrs. c. Stanley Price, Mrs.
George Curtis. Miss Allie Miller, Miss
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Mrs. j. II. Sanborne, Mrs. J. D. La
Fcrgee, Mrs Graham F. Putnam, Lee
Greene Richards, VI. NJ. Young, Mrs.
Percy 0. Perkins Mrs. Martha RoyIe
King. Mrs a. S. Peters, Mrs. Sehauffie-
berger. Miss Emily RossbUrg, Miss
Mary Rossburg, Miss Edythe Fllerbeck.
Mrs. Kate /Bridewell Anderson. Mrs.
Fred Hornung, Mr.. and Mrs Milton.
The Misses Edythe and Claire ElIer-
beck entertained at a Stanford luncheon
yesterday for Miss Sara Red Park and
the girls of her bridal party, all of
whom are Stanford girls. The college
color. deep cardinal, was carried out in
all the decorations, a large S in red
flowers forming the centerpiece of the
table. Place cards were silken pen
nants with the same initial, and con-
fections and all table. accessories were
in the same color. The guests besides
Miss Park were Miss Mabel Baum Of
Denver, Miss Claire SouIe. Miss Clara
Smith. Miss May Critchlow and Miss
Carrie Sappington
Mrs. z A. Wedgwood. president of
the Reviewers club. will entertain the
club at a luncheon at her home tornor-
row in honor Of its tenth birthday.
Cards have been received by their
friends in this city announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Agnes Bell. daughter Of
Mrs. Julia c. Bell, to Charles Essing-