The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-22

ing's entertainment The dining room
decorations were of yellow. an i'm
mense pumpkin cut into a coach and
drawn by twenty-five tiny gray mice
forming the main feature of the table
decoration. Prizes were awarded for
several games.
Announcement was made yesterday
at tea given by the young ladys
mother in Tonopah of the engagement
and approaching marriage of Miss
Katherine Jackson of that city and
Harry II. Atkinson OF this city. The
marriage will take place in Tonopah
next Saturday morning. Mr.. Atkinson
leaving here Tuesday morning for To-
nopah. He has been spending the past
week with his parents and with Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Onderdonk.
The German planned by the bachelor
officers at Fort Douglas for Wednesday
evening will be a most elaborate affair
of the week and. indeed. one of the
most elaborate germans ever given here
There are to be about fifty couples in
the cotillion, and these will be led by
Lieutenant E. B. Carey. The favors are
said to be remarkable, both for their
beauty and for their originality A num-
Der of older friends from town have
been invited to look on.
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Miss Florence Allen, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Allen of this city,
has been appointed musical lecturer at
the Western Reserve university at
Cleveland, o. She is delivering a course
of lectures through the winter, the sub
jects of which are as follows: Some
ElementS in Musical Form" Phillip
Emmanuel Bach and the Sonata" Pic
ture Painting in Music THE Develop
ment of the Orchestra and THE Evo-
luton of Orchestral Music
Miss Pearl Savage entertained dozen
of her friends yesterday at a luncheon
and handkerchief shower for Miss Edna
Jennings, one of the December brides.
The table was bright with pink carna-
lions, and suspended above it was an
immense wedding ring of gold, from
which pink ribbons were strung TO the
different guests.
Another big affair of the week will be
the reception on Friday evening next,
for which Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes have issued invitations The
list of invited guests includes practi-
cally all the friends of the host and
hostess. and the event is to be made an
especially brilliant one.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Grant,
the daughter of Heber J. Grant, to Ash
by Douglas Boyle of Ogden, will take
place Tuesday morning, and will be fol-
lowed by wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Augusta
Grant. ia East Brigham street.
Miss Matte Hall has issued invitations
for a piano recital to be given for her
pupil. Miss Alice Spry, on Tuesday
evening at the Hall home, IS East First
North street. Edward Gore, the basso,
will assist on the program, and also the
Clara Schumann string quartette under
the direction of Miss Esther Allen.
James W. Neill arrived yesterday
from Pasadena. and left last evening on
a business trip to Butte. Mrs. and
Miss Neill may spend a part of the
winter at Palm Grove In Arizona, re-
turning to their Pasadena home after
the rainy season.
What promises to be one of the most
delightful affairs of the season is the
dance for Miss Olive Bartch, for which
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Child have is
sued invitations. The affair will be on
the evening of Dec. at the Odeon.
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The men of the University club will
give d udHC6 dCCOfQlilS 10 the usual GUS
tom on Thanksgiving eve-Wednseday
at the club house. Each member is
allowed one guest for the affair, which
promises to be one of the most elabo-
rate the club has given for some time.
The last meeting of the bridge tourna-
ment will be held tomorrow with Miss
Mary Moore. The game will be an ex-
citing one, as out of the sixteen players
who entered, Mrs. Leslie Savage and
Miss Mildred Mcmillan are the win
ners so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith enter
tanned few friends last evening at a
dinner for Mrs. James A. Miner The
decorations were all in white and vel
low. and covers were laid for eight
Mr. and Mrs John C. Niven are ex-
pected home from q six months visit
with Mr.. Niven's people in Scotland
They will be here before the holidays.
which they will spend with the Van
Colt family.
Mrs. Judge and Miss Katherine Judge
who have spent the autumn at the Cob
bles, have closed the country place for
the winter and returned to town yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Sharp enter
tanned five tables at bridge Friday even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs Irving Lowe The
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Naisbitt-