The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-08

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One of the largest receptions of the
season was the one given last evening
al Rowland hall by the faculty OF the
school and Bishop Spaulding. The af-
fair was particularly interesting as it
was the opening of the new school and
for the first time the building was
thrown open to friends and patrons.
Palms and rubber plants were used
in profusion throughout the rooms and
in the court between the buildings
which were very attractive with It's
decorations of rugs and blooming pot
ted plants The library was decorated
with quantities of white roses and
snow balls, the flowers being banked
along the mantel and book cases. Pink
and green were seen In the new as
sembly room and parlors, the pink dec
combined. The Junior class served
punch in one corner Of the room which
was attractively arranged with potted
plants and smilax. Ices were served
in The dining room by the Sophomores.
Bishop Spalding and Miss Colburn for
mally received their guests and were
assisted by the faculty-Mrs, Charles
G.. Plummer, Miss Brooks, Miss Simp-
son, Miss Kate Thorpe, Miss Humphrey,
Miss English, Miss Genevicve Eller~
beck, Miss Mabel Corbin and Miss Elsa
Green. About 400 guests were present,
The social event Of Tuesday was the
large reception given at the Leonard
Memorial home During the appointed
hours the rooms were thronged and on
all sides we're heard words of praise for
tho beautiful and practical home. The
guests were received by Bishop T, ).
Spalding, Miss Bellam, and Miss Lees,
the latter TO take charge of the depart
ment of nurses in the training school
Others assisting during the afternoon
were Mrs Windsor V, Rice who poured
coffee. Mrs r. B. Beatty. Mrs, Clifford
PearsaIl, Mrs, Warren Benjamin, and
Miss Jane Howat The dining room was
bright with branches of the pinkflowcr-
ing almond. the center piece on tho
table being large silver basket filed
with white carnations and outlined with
garlands Of The white and pink honey
srcklo In the sitting room tho purple
and white Elacs were used IN tall vases.
The members of the Epworth League
OF the Methodist church gave delight
ful rcccptiou last evening at the home
of Will Ferris. in honor OF Mr., and Mrs
liacs were used in profusion in the
pariors and reception hall. While the
dining room was bright with red car
nations and satin ribbons Of the same
shade. The reception party included
the cabinet OF the league being Mrs.
". w. Annes. Miss Bernicc Day, Miss
Sigma Johnson. Miss Lucy Hatch,
Mcssrs. +. r, Fiske, and II. C. Scott
During the evening about 100 guests
called.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Walker entertain
cd n number of their friends last even
ing in honor OF the anniversary Of their
twentieth wedding day. 4 musical and
literary programme was given by Mrs,
{. II, McAlcer and Josiah Simpkn Mr.
and Mrs. Walker were assisted in re-
ceiving by Rev. and Mrs. p. A. Simp
kin. The young girls serving in the
dining room were Misses Edith Walker,
Ruth Chandler. Josephine and Margret-
tn Johnson. Pink and white towering
almonds were used throughout the
rooms with ferns.
The wedding of Miss uarriett Cohn
and d. L. Lipman will take place this
evening al the home OF the bride g
mother. Mrs. II. Cohn at her home on
East South Temple street. Miss Elsie
Cohn will be tho bridesmaid and
George Auerhach tho best man. The
ceremony Will be performed by Rabbi
Charles FTcund in the presence of thc
relatives and few close friends Of the
Young couple and will be followed by
q dinner.
Mr. and Mrs !, W. Edmunds enter
tanned thc members of their 500 Club
last evening. The rooms were preJtilv
decorated with the yellow canyon sun.
flowers and ferns. Those assisting were
Mrs. c, W, Miles. Mrs. G. B Wilson
and Miss Doris Edmunds Six tables
were filed with the players
\ regular meeting Of the Ladies
auxiliary of tho Temple B'nai Israel
will be held this afternoon at 2:3O
. clock ut tho r. y, lodge rooms Bus.
mess of special Importance Will be
transacted.
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