The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26

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Inc largest social affair given at the
post was the elaborate German ON
inanksgiving eve, gwen by the
pacneior officers The hop hall was
most brilliantly decorated in oriental
draperies and many vases Of ferne
roses and chrysanthemums. Nearly ono
hundred and fifty couples took part in
.ne German. which was led by Lieu
tenant Carey. Despite the bad weather
nearly seventy-tve won't from town.
Music was furnished by the reginental
odnd stationed on the balcony. The
grand march at o clock was led nv
colonel and Mrs. Walter S. Scott. The
guests were received by Co!one! and
MMrs' w. 3: Scott. Major and Mrs, 7,
A. phrrasmth and Ma aior and Mrs. ".
a. PuIyIance. Mrs. 4, S. Rowan and
MtS. Williams had charge of the favor
tanle. most elaborate supper was
served. The favors for the evening
were most unique, Among them were
poHpadour sticks for the ladies and
swords for the mon All sorts of mus,
.ca Instruments, hat pins for ladies
caps and whips. Among the figures
gwen were driving, wheel, serpentine,
contest OF grace, may pole. gates ajar,
a double heart. Later tbcv mad the
0aFn dance and the Virginia reel.
The DAILY home on East South Tom
pie was the scene Of : large and bri-
liant tea Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. !. J. DAILY and her daughter,
Miss Eudora DAILY, entertained about
three hundred of their friends The
rooms were beautifully decorated The
parlors where the bostesscs received
were prettily decorated in taN vases
the library. where punch was served
Dy Mrs. j. j. Campbell and Miss Selma
wall. was. prettily decorated in pro-
fusion of yellow chrvsanthemums,
while the dining room was effectively
decorated IN lavender chrysantbemums.
a beautiful clnny lace piece covered
the table, with centerpiccc of chrysan-
themums. with ferns and smilax. At
either end Of the table wcrc crystal
candelabra with lavender candles and
shades, Tea and coffee were poured |
by Mrs. 5, f. Pinkertou and Mrs. L. A. !
Wall. An orchestra stationed up.
stairs. furnished delightful music from |
8 TO 6.
The annual Thanksgiving eve dance |
at the University club was cnioyed |
Wedn csday evening by about thirty
five couples. AS usual it was bril-. !
liant and successful affair. as arc all |
the social affairs given at this club. |
The spacious rooms were gay with the |
enjoyable time was spent up TO the !
early morning hours. Delightful music !
was furnished by Held IS band and the
guests were received by embcrs of |
the social committee.
Mrs. ". II. Shockley Of Tonopah en-
tertalned. at tea at her home there
last Saturday. WHOM the engagement |
was announced of Miss Katherine
ap attorney, also of Tonnpah, who form.
erly llved here. The wedding will take
place Saturday morning, November %.
Many friends will be Interested in
the announcement and also to hear that
Mr.. Atkinson has lust been elected
city judge Of the city of Tonopah.
Mrs. Churchill Castle OF Ely, New.
who has spent several weeks hcre, was
guest of honor at a 500 party Wcdnes~
day afternoon. given by Mrs, r, w. /
Hill aud Mrs. ". n. Doe at tho homo
of the latter. which was prettily dec
grated in yellow and green with chry-
santhemums. Prizes were won by tho
guest of honor and by Mrs. Thurston,
Mrs. Sibloy and Miss Brockbank.
Captain and Mrs. T. R. Harlcr en-
tertaincd eight at a dinner M their
quarters Wednesday evening, Covers
were laid for Miss Ward. Miss Zane,
CaDtain Cavanaugh. Captain McC3skey
and Mr.. Murray. The table was pret-
tily decorated in pink and white, cnrpa-
tions, with large mound Of them IN
tho center of the table,
Mr.. and Mrs James E. Jennings
entertained fifty at fancy dress dance
at their homo Wednesday evening.
Music was furnished by the Hawaiian
which added much to the
enjoyment Of the evening, The rooms
were decorated prettily in palms and
There were several dinners given at
tho post Wednesday evening before
the German. Among them was ono
given by Captain Bryan Conrad. Gov
crs were laid for Miss Katherine
Geddes, Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul G.
Potter. Henry Mccormick and Captain
Riesenberick.
The wedding OF Miss Jessie Lewis of
New York City and Ben Lewis Of Blng'
ham canyon will take place SUNDAY,
W,,.cmher %, at ) clock at the Monte.
fiore synagogue, All friends are in
vited,
Mrs T G.. Glosz will lrayc tho last
of December for Kansas City and ST.
7 ,onis. where she viii join her dauGh"
fer who will play there early IN Janu'
aTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham, Vjelo of
e.ragota \. Y. are spending few
weeks here with their daughter, Mrs.
I, G. Miller, on their way TO Call
fornia for the winter
NJ, + Smith entertained few
+-;ands at a prcttily appointed informal
a;nner m her home Wednesday even
;ng in honor of Miss Edna Jennings