The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05

Yesterday afternoon large recep-
tion was given at the home of Mrs
Henry Cohen TO one hundred of her
friends in honor of Mrs. S, Fl. Auer
bach Of New York, formerly of this
city and now OF New York. The host
esses were Mrs. Cohen, Mrs NJ C. Phil
lips and Mrs. +. Waters. The parlors
were beautifully decorated with Christ
mas fcstoons and green's. the holly
wreaths being tied with red satin bows
The electroliers were shaded In red
and twined with tulle of the same
shade. The guests were received IN
the alcove, which WAS effectively deco
rated with the greens, those receiving
being Mrs. II. II. Auerbach, Mrs.
Charles Freund. Mrs. NJ. c, Phillips.
The decorations in the dining room
were entirely in green and white, Il
large cut glass bowl of white roses be
| ing in the center of the table, with rum
| ners of smilax and streamers of nile
| green satin ribbon extending TO the
corners Of the table. From the electro
Iiers were fell the green tulle studded
| with rosebuds. Those assisting IN the
| dining room were Miss Martha Wat
tiers, Miss Ida Cohen; coffee being
| poured by Mrs, Beatrice Oppenhelmer.
During the afternoon strlnged or
cheStr2 turnlsned thc music,
Tho Gamma Phi sorority of the Uni
versity entertained the sororities and
| fraternities Of the school and their
| friends last evening at an informal
dancing party in the Assembly hall OF
the Museum building. The decorations
were very effective, lattice work IN
gold and black combined with the sun
| flower, the emblem of the sorority.
Across the front platform was lattice
work which screened the orchestra from
the audience Artistically intertwlned
with greens were the emblems OF the
girls club. The punch bowl was ma.
! den in a summer house In the southwest
corner Of the hall The chaperones
were President and Mrs. Joseph Kings
bnry Dean and Mrs Byron F. Cum
mings. Professor and Mrs. Fred w;
Rovnolds. Colonel and Mrs, Willard
| Young, Captain and Mrs. b. II. Wells
The hop given by the bachelor officers
of the Post last evening, aC lhc
musement hall was one OF the sue 81,
resses OF the holiday season inc ne
hosts were assisted IN reegNlng ~
| Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin LOCKWOOD
| N.,or and Mrs. Alien NJ. Smith. Lieu
,onan, and Mrs. c. W. Mason, Captain
Allen Lieutenant Palmer and Lieuten'
an+ KeIlar, The hall was artistlcally
decorated with American hags and
hun4ing American Beauty and Liberty
rosoe beinq used in the dining room
About ono hundred guests enjoyed the
dance,
Miss Ethel Campbell entertained
few of her friends at pIethiy ap
pointed luncheon on 1hursaaS ~
noon The decorations were III PINK ia
France roses, the place cards pelne ~.
signs in water color; covers Me'e W;I 5~;l
snr Nrs Fred Loofborow, MTs. VI
Iard @ Hanson, Mrs. Harry Knight, MS
Garr;e l", Sappinrton. Miss Mary Motfat
No Elovd Knickerboclter. Mrs, 'an
they i% Miss Williamson. Miss Jenhi'
Williamson
Miss Josephine Devereau5 enter
;,ad frw friends very informally g
i',,nhoon Yesterday afternoon IN mono
ae Miss Maud Miller and MISS Hafd'
potbweII. who are home from Stantor'
for The holidays. Covers were iain 10
eight.
Mrs George Black entertallne,a, IN ~,
formally AT euchre yesteroaH diSo ~ jo, =,
seven tables were hlIed WIN 'ne P'"'
crs.
Miss Mary 6. Whalen arrived lrU, h
c,,ni,ane mi Wednesday evening and is III
gpest Of Mrs. A: NJ: Wright
uies Neya Hoy has returned 10 tu
MISE san an extended trip throug
California.
Prominent Manufacturer Dies,