The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-09
SOCIETY
Valentine Flowers

At The Flower Shop, under National
Bank of Republic.
GEO. J. DWYER, Manager.
The Mcmillan house on East Brig
ham street was the scene last evening
Of one Of the merriest dances Of the
present season. The Misses Elizabeth
and Mildred Mcmillan we're the host
esses. and about fifty of their young
friends were entertained. The large
drawing room and parlor and the hall
were cleared for the dance. and their
polished floors made an ideal surface.
In the library punch was served. and
here quantities of palms and American
Beauties were used I'm decoration. An
orch estra hidden behind a screen Of
palms and flowers was stationed in the
alcove at the north end of the hall. The
supper was served in buffet style in
the large dining room, where ample
decorations of pink carnations and pink
shades were used on the table. Miss
Atleen Mcmillan, the younger sister.
and a number of her young
friends were assisting. among
them being Miss Elsie Parsons. Miss
Virginia Beatty and Miss Margaret
Walden Many of the seasons hand
soonest dancing frocks were seen on
the young girls who were among the
guests.
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Mrs James L. Franken and Miss
George Weber entertained at a
bridge tea Yesterday afternoon in
compliment to their sister, Mrs. George
l.. Nye of Denver. Six tables were
filled with the players, and prizes in
the game were won by Mrs. w II.
Point, Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Miss Ad-
die Zane, Mrs. ID. c. Roberts, Mrs.
Frank II. Burton and Mrs. Robert J.
Clendenning.
The valentine idea was carried out
throughout the house. hearts being
used in every conceivable way. The
tea table showed a central decoration
of a large heart of solid enchantress
carnations tied with bows Of pale blue
ribbon. Pale blues and pinks were used
i'm all the accessories. and the prizes
were pink heart-shaped boxes OF con-
fections tied with blue bows. Mrs. w.
H Cunningham poured coffee.
The meeting of the Utah Archaeology
ical society. which was to have been
held this evening with Governor and
Mrs. John G. Cutler, is postponed till
next Saturday evening, when il will
meet at the same place.
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Miss Frances Joyce of ogden is In
town spending few days with friends.
Mrs A. B. Witcher left last evening
for Ely TO join Mr.. Witcher.
Ledyard NJ Bailey sails today from
New York for London on the Lucania,
going on a business trip.
Mrs. A. z. Walker and her mother.
Mrs. Sprague. who have been SPENDING
the past few weeks at the Knutsford,
viii leave Wednesday for Idlewild.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry CAM are receiv-
ing congratulations over the arrival of
their second son, who came yesterday.
Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr will entertain
her card club today at her home.
$50
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes will
give a dinner this evening at the Alta
club
Miss Florence Grant entertained the
Card club last evening at her home on
Sixth East street.
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Miss Elsie Parsons is back from Los
Angeles. where she has been in school
the better part of the winter
Mrs Charles Eaight is the guest of
Captain and Mrs. Briant H Wells at
Fort Douglas.
The Browning section OF tho Ladies'
Literary club will meet this afternoon
with Miss A. f. Buchanan at No. ;
KensingtOn flats.
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Mrs. ]. w. Connell Of 125 p street
gives a shower Monday i'm honor Of Miss
Maude Council, whose MARRIAGE takes
place in the near future.
]. A. Greenewald has returned from
the east.
Willis Beardsley and Mrs Nettie
StrattOn OF this city We're married
Thursday evening by Elder David
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Beardsley left
the same evening for southern Califor-
MIA, where they will remain for month