The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-06
SOCIETY

Mrs. George r. Hancock and Miss
HOLSTER Hancock We're the hostesses
yesterday afternoon at large and
elaborate tea at the Hancock home on
Seventh East street. when several hun
dred of their friends were entertained.
The many rooms of the beautiful home
were thronged during the entire after
noon with callers. The drawing room
where the guests We're received was
decorated with pink roses in tall vases
and quantities of ferns In the library
and parlors white flowers and the
green were used, and the dining room
was filled with the golden light from
great yellow chrysanthemums and can
dies with yellow shades The deep
window in this room was fairly banked
with the ferns and the rich green made
beautiful background
Mrs William NJ. Ferry received with
her daughter and granddaughter, and
assisting part of the afternoon were
Mrs. Mary NJ. F. Allen of Park City.
Mrs. 7. b. Beatty. Mrs. w. A Nelden.
Mrs. William Igleheart, Mrs. Windsor
V. Rice and Mrs. f. B. Critchlow. Mrs
w. W. Armstrong and Mrs. r. c. Cor
dell had charge of the dining room. and
assisting in serving were Miss Jessie
Home, Miss Beth Critchlow, Miss Mar
jorie Higgins Miss Elsie Parsons, Miss
Margaret Harris and Miss Eleanor
Stewart Miss Dorothy Rooklidge. Miss
Dorothy Bailey and Miss Marguerite
Cordell had charge of the punch bowl
in the library. An orchestra on the up
per landing of the stairway furnished
u fine musical program through the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Odell enter
tanned last evening at an elaborate din
ner at the Alta club in compliment TO
the members of the Odell- Kirtley bridal
party. when. covers were laid for four
teen. The large round table was laid
in the gold room and an immense vase
OF pure white chrysanthemums formed
the central decoration. A shower of
maidenhair ferns surrounded this and
at each place was a card done in pale
blue forget-me-nots. Blue and white
were the two colors carried out in all
the table appointments The guests
were, besides the bride and groom Mrs.
Kirtley, the mother of the groom; Mrs
Joseph Richards. DR.. and Mrs T. G.
Odell. j. Fred Odell, Miss Beth Critch-
low. Miss Marie Odell. Rev. Elmer /.
Goshen. Charles Kirtley and Luther
kirtley, brothers of the groom.
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Tomorrow is to be an especially in
teresting day for Salt Lake, because it
viii Ot Ntit n4Sl Las Qdy ever noted
locally. Dozens of pretty girls and en-
thusiastic women will parade the city.
pinninG tags on its Inhabitants for the
good of the Young Women's Christian
association. These tags, when worn
VIII signify that the wearer has given
something toward the good work of
this association. and if salt Lakes ex-
perience is anything like that of other
cities. east and west. there will be few
people to be seen by nightfall without
a tab. San Francisco is tagging" the
same day for the same cause.
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Mrs. William McCaskell received yes
terday afternoon al a tea at Whitehall.
when nearly 100 of her friends called.
The rooms We're made bright with vel
low and white chrysanthemums. and
the tea table was all in the two colors.
Mrs. w. :. Mccormick and Miss Keogh
received with the hostess. and at the
tea table Mrs. Russell Schulder, Mrs.
Arthur Bird. Mrs. J. b. Risque and
Miss MeCogniek poured. Miss Laura /
Bransford. Miss Mary Moore ana Miss
Genevieve Mccormick served punch.
The current events and current liter
allure section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet this afternoon at the
club house, and Mrs. W r. Wishtman |
viii review some short stories by Mary
stewart Cutting Mrs. Clarence Post
viii tell of a notable birthday. and the /
section viii discuss the system of guar /
anteed bank deposits
Mrs George c. Kidder viii entertain
twelve AT luncheon at her home to- |
morrow.
The ladies Of Fort Douglas received 4
Yesterday afternoon. and the post was 4
hiled with carriages and callers all aft
ernoon- special parade at 4 O'Clock