The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
SOCIETY

III 0NNxA i i
THE big event of the day in social as
we'll as club life is the birthday an
nlVersary of the Ladies' Literary club
| Inc breakfast will be given at the
'hotel Manitou at noon today, recep-
ton from II to o'clock preceding the
event. Over 100 club members will sit
down to the tables and. following the
courses, toasts will be responded TO.
| Mrs w. T. Adams, a woman prom
lnent In club life of the state. will be
the toastmistress, and Mrs. J. c. Royle,
the first president Of the club. will re-
| Spond TO the toast. "Club Reminis
cences." Miss Ethel Paul will speak
on Club Predictions" Mrs w. II.
Bintz will respond to the toast ',Our
| Friends, the Critics" Mrs. A. II. Box
rud will speak to Club Friendships"
Mrs. c. s. Kinney's topic is The Club
Woman's Goal" Mrs. Howard S.
Stowe Will give the First Aid to the
Topic Giver," and Miss Linda Jessup
will tell the guests How to Be Happy,
Though Club Woman"
| The valentine party given by the
younger boys at the Ladies Literary
club was a pretty affair The hosts
were Marie Van Colt. Weir Cassidy,
Terrell Hoyt. Harold Horlick and Rus
sell Sands. The boys had spared no
pains to make the place attractive and
strings of red hearts numbering over
1000 in ali hung from every corner and
craped the walls I'm the hall A screen
OF the hearts, behind which numerous
red lights were suspended, hid the must
clans. and cosy corners were arranged
with Indian blankets both in the dance
hall and i'm the reception room. Orien-
tai rugs made the latter place home
like. and Indian corners with red
hearts hung within. added to the gen
eral appearance. The affair was chap
eroned by Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt
Mrs. r. H. Casady, Mrs c. A. Hoyt.
Mrs. r. II. Sands and Mrs. ]. II. Hor-
lick. About 100 young people enjoyed
the event.
Mrs. William Igleheart and Mrs. Joel
l. Priest received yesterday afternoon
at the second of a series of o'clock
teas at the Igleheart home on First
street. The house was bright with
flowers. yellow jopo uils ana daffodils
being used in the parlor and reception
hall, and pink carnations i'm the dining
room. Tall vases of the carnations dec
Grated the table and punches of the
same flowers tied with tulle were at
each corner. Little Mariana Priest
met the guests at the door and present.
ed each with tiny valntine from a
heart-shaped basket. A number Of
friends assisted, and rearly 100 called.
IS
Captain and Mrs. H. c. Clement en-
tertained last evening again at a dinner
for the visiting officers at Fort Douglas.
The decorations were red Richmond
roses, and their guests were Colonel
and Mrs. Benjamin c. Lockwood. Col
onel Walter s. Schuyler, Major and
Mrc Hv-ay ri
ter. Major Robert L. Hirst, Lieutenant
Colonel George X. Hunter, Colonel
Charles w. Mason. Captain John F.
Madden and Captain Hampton.
Y ?
Mrs. James w. Neill and Miss NELL
will leave Pasadena shortly for a short
stay in Mexico. They Will return dur
ing April. and will later be at home i'm
their new home at 400 Arroyo terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin enter
tanned Frank Mills OF the Nethersole
company last evening at a dinner, pre-
ceding the play. Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Nc
Gurrin are old friends.
Mrs. T. c. Bailey and her daughter.
Miss Edna Bailey, have returned after
stay of over four years i'm New York
and are guests for the present at the
Post home on Third street Miss Bailey
has spent the past four years in the
study OF music. having for an in
structor IsadOre Luckstone of that city.
Mrs. and Miss Bailey will remain i'm
Salt Lake for the entire summer, any,
way.
Mrs. A e. Ewing will be the hostess
next Friday at luncheon. followed by
bridge. in compliment to Mrs. j. E.
Huntoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mordock Of
Stockton are in town for a short visit
with Mrs. E. s. Dunfcrd.
Mrs. H. a. Whitney and her mother.
Mrs Herman, will entertain at a
luncheon next Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Huntoon.
Mrs. Thomas C. Griffin will entertain
next Thursday in honor of Mrs. J. E.
Huntoon. oo 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. f. A Druebl left yesterday
afternoon Cor Riverside, Cal, to spend
some time.
Miss Minnie Sadler and Mrs. June
Sadler Donnell will give a bridge tea
on Monday for Mrs. Huntoon.
Miss Lorene Leary will entertain a
party of her girl friends today at cards
for Miss Margaret Corn of ogden.
Miss Marion Thompson of South Da-
kota Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.
c. Mccain, at 1868 East Brigham
street.
Miss Het-a Hamilton. formerly of
this city bat now of Seattle, is expect
ed IN the city within few days TO
visit some of her old friends.
Mrs. JOB Lyon has returned from San
Diego. where she has spent the past
few weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Alexander have
taken apartments at the Bransford,
and VIII shortly be at home there.
Mrs James V. Sadler and Miss Daisy
Raybould will entertain at the Orpheum
next Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Edna Bailey.
Aaron Leavitt and family have re-
turned from an extended eastern trip.