The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-29
SOCIETY


A most delightful affair in every re-
spect was the dance last evening, given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Moyle to
over 200 OF their friends in Whitney
hall 1t was the first of such events
in the attractive new hall. and the place
lent itself admirably for the success OF
the evening. The holiday ideas were
carried out on every hand, great masses
of palms and eyergreens hiding the or
chestra and forming bower before the
front OF the raised dais for the music.
Here was placed a punch bowl, and
thus easy of access, IL was a center of
attraction for dancers all evening.
On the lower floor the supper room
was decorated gayly with Christmas
bells and long sprays of California pep
per berries. On the large table from
which the supper was served immense
satin bows of the gorgeous red were
fastened, and alternating with them
were wreaths of holly. Here during
the late hours a delicious supper was
served, and on the main floor dancing
continued till well past midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moyle stood on the
main floor to receive their guests, and
assisting them in entertaining We're Mr..
and Mrs. Richard p. Morris. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings. Mrs. Kenneth
c. Kerr of Riverside and Miss Barbara
Kinnersly.
Mrs. W. b. Stanley entertained over
thirty friends last evening at a bridge
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Garratt b. s.
Wikin. Eight tables were filled with
the players. and the hostess was assist
ed by her sister. Mrs. Matthew Cullen.
and by Mrs. Fred L. Leonard. Christ
mas decorations were everywhere and
the holly and mistletoe of the Yuletide
made much merriment with the yoang
guests.
Mrs. Sol Siegel returned Sunday even
ing from a stay of two months in the
east. Most of the time was spent in
New York. where Mrs. Siegel enjoyed
the opening of the grand opera season.
Later she spent some time " tn friends
in Baltimore and Washington, and also
In Boston, closing her stay with a visit
with her son in Exeter.
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Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr and her chill
dren will leave the last of the week for
their home in Riverside. after short
visit with the lie Grand Young family
here.
Mr. and Mrs K. Gwynne Officer re-
turned TO their home in Oakland after
a stay of only few days here.
Mrs. William Igleheart and her guest,
Mrs. Joel L. Priest, and Mrs. A j. Gus
tin. will be at home informally this aft
ernoon at the Igleheart residence.
Mrs. Angus Buchanan of Milford is
in town for a few days with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Woodruff have in
followed by bridge, for New Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Burrows will re
ceive their friends informally at their
new home. 375 First avenue, on New
Years day from till . p. m.
Miss Elsie Parsons entertains an
orpheum matinee party today for Miss
Norinne Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Leonard will
entertain at a New Years dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. CARAT Wilkin on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith returned
last evening from Evanston, where they
spent Christmas with relatives.
Miss Helen Monroe will leave Satur-
day next to re-enter Stanford.
C. H. Mcmahon has gone to st. Louis
on ten days business trip. He will
visit his mother in Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
Mrs. Karl A. Sche,d has gone to New
York to join her sister, Mrs. Florence
X. Woodruff, for a short time.
Miss Mayme Lindsay has returned
from a visit to her home in Beaver.
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Mrs. A II. s. Bird entertains the new
bridge tournament players this after
| noon at her home.
Miss Ruby Lambourne Will entertain
at cards this afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Peale gave a de-
| lightful dinner to a number OF the i
| friends at their apartment in the
Bransford.
The Seekers Literary club meets this
afternoon with Mrs. Boynton. Mrs.
McCuliow, Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Ed
wards will take part in 4 special pro-
gram on Byron.
Miss Cecil Burns enteIiains at 800
this afternoon for Mrs. Fred Fouiger
and Miss May O'Ne;ll.
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Mrs. Ledyard VI. Bailey VII give a
faculty tea on Saturday afternoon al
| her home for the teachers OF Rowland