The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02
!: -; :.

1. !:
Inc social event Of the first evening
h IN .nc new year was the large and
beauufully appointed musicale oivor
last evening by Miss Blanche Kimball
at the klmball home on South Main
street. The falling snow without but
accentuated the warmth of the holiday
spirit within, The hall was sprettily
decorated with profuson Of pink La
france roses md Prosperity carnations,
pockets and tall vases. The Christmas
colors, red and green. were nsed en-
tlrely In the parlor and drawing room.
the doorways being festooned with the
greens and holly, Red was used ex-
cluslvely in the dining-room From
Inc chandelier was suspended large
brass basket on chains, filed with
damask roses and crimson carnations
The candlesticks at the corners of the
| table with runners of smilax and ferns
extending TO the corners. Mrs. Ledyard
Bailey poured coffee and was assisted
by the following men: j. R Walker
Ira Hudson Lewis. Ledyard Bailey,
John Weir and Will Lawrence Egg
nog was served in the library. Karl
Scheid presiding at the bowl and as
sisted by Harry Sherman, Miss Kim
Dali was assisted IN receiving the
guests by Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff,
r. Walker and Mrs. .Julia Kimball Dur
! ing the evening an informal musical
programme was given by Miss Agatha
/ Behkhoel. Miss Edna Dwyer, Miss
| Beatrice O'Connor. Messrs NJ j.
Brines, Hugh Dougall and Harry Sher-
man. Mrs Frank Jennings and Jack
Bcrk hoel were the accompanies of the
\ q Ire Trlo rf Il
charming little Southern Christmas
story, which added greatly to the en-
ioyment of the evening,
Col and Mrs Benjamin Lockwood
entertained the members of the entire
day afternoon. Mrs. H. c. Clement
and Mrs. B, II. Warrilow poured tea
and coffee in the dining room which
was beautifully decorated with the
shaded carnations and plumosis. Christ
mas bells and green's were used in the
parors. and punch being served in one
corner of the library by Mrs. w. II.
Fornnm and Mrs f. II. Wagner. Col
and Mrs Lockwood were assisted also
bv Mai and Mrs, Allen NJ Smith. Mrs
w n Point. Lieut.. and Mrs. f. E,
Haskell A string orchestra was sta
TONED in the upper hall and furnished
a delightful musical programme during
the afternoon.
Mrs John G. Cutler received her
friends informally Yesterday afternoon.
assisted bv her daughters, the Misses
Mabel and Hazel Cutler. The rooms
were prcttilv decorated with Christmas
greens and wreaths OF holly American
Beauty roses and red carnations were
seen in the dinin-room in tall vases
on the table During the afternoon
number of the friends of the hostess
called.
Miss Florence Tuddcnham enter
tanned twenty of her Young friends last
evening AT an informal party. Fcs-
toons of evergreeus and holly were used
for the decorations. guessing games be
ing ihe feature of the evening. Those
assisting were Miss Estella Iangford,
Miss Hazel Calder and Miss Ethel
Grocsbeck.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Armstrong en-
| tcrtaiued informally at bridge last even
| inc in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
BENTON Hunter Of Montgomery. Three
| tables were filled with the PLAYERS,
| the Christmas decorations beng used
| The iaIlv and score cards furthered the
| idea. being bells and decorated With
holly.
Misses Pearl and Nora Van Cott re.
ooi,.od their friends informally from
nntiI 10 o o'clock Yesterday afternoon
and evening. The rooms were bright
| with the Christmas greens ana res
toons A number .of the friends or inc
hostesscs called during the afternoon
| and evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Milton Oglesby enter
.,ineL AZ an informal New Year S dim
ner YESTERDAY afternoon. Covers were
Inid eor Mr and Mrs +. A. Druehl;
! Hngo Druehl of Chicago and June ana
Joe Oglesby.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank. Taft Roberts
entertained at tamliY untuyII A..
e"oninp The table was prethiy oec-
orstn5 with red carnations and ferns
| Covers were laid for e ieven'
Nrs p A NJ. Froiseth, accomps med
bv Dorothy aud Robert frolseth, WI
| leave for Logan tomorroW, atfer ,speeIno
;no the holidays with MI ana MrS'
| Perciyal o. Perkins.
Mrs. Joseph Young, accompanied py
her two small daughters, vii leave TOT
Denver today after spending me n3ll nT
daTs with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lawrence:
Mrs. George l.. Nye OF penver .et We.
bo dur1np the coming week. INC eues'
- ~ her, sister. Mrs, james l.. Franken'
for week.
Dr and Mrs. Charles g. Plnmmer en-.
,or,a;ne1 80 nn at an informal family DINNER
Yesterday afternoon
NJ and Mrs. George T. Odcll en.
.orta;,od number Of friends az q
box party al the Orphe.nm last evening
Mrs. Ralph Hoag of Ogden IS tne se
guest of Mrs. ". ". Armstrong lo'
the week
Fox & Symons. photogrsphers' 81
South Main street, going out OF pusi
80 orr hnilding sold; closing onC