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

Sidence were filled with callers dur
ing the late afternoon hours, the time
being from till o'clock. The rooms
were bright with flowers, and the art
gallery, filled with its fomaus collec-
ton of paintings. was thrown open
that the visitors might enjoy it to the
full.
Within the drawing room Mrs
Holmes received her guests. assisted
by her two cousins. Miss Laura Braus-
ford and Miss Shoop. Also assisting
her were Mrs. Lewis Evans. Mrs. WAL
lace Bransford and Mrs. Windsor V.
Rice. As the guests passed into the
large dining room the tea table pre-
scented a striking appearance. The ia
BILE was covered with an exquisite cloth
Of lace, and over this was laid a CEN
terpiece embroidered in natural roses
in Japanese embroidery. On this tall
vase held an immense bunch OF Amer
lean Beauty roses, and their color was
shown again in rich red candles used
in all the candelabra around the room.
Beside these a hugh cut glass vase on
the table held the autumn fruits, and
opposite to this was n high Candida
Drum with green candles. With SER
vice of gold TO adorn the table the
picture was complete.
Here Mrs. John s. Bransford and
Mrs. L. Harris Plank poured coffee and
tea. Within the music room at the
back were seated the Hawaiian Trou-
badours. to whose number had been
added the high. beautiful tenor voice
of Boman Johnson, and the music fur
nished by them was a most enjoyable
feature of the afternoon. Through all
the other rooms chrysanthemums in
high vases were used, tall purple and
white filling the vases in the drawing
room, where the guests were received.
Samuel Newhouse was the host last
evening at an elaborate dinner at the
Alta club when some thirty or more
guests were asked to meet Miss kathe-
rfne Geddes and Captain Bryan Con-
rad. whose engs cement has been an
nounced recently. The large round ia
bic was laid in the gold room, and
unique decorations in the form of
basket were arranged. A handle stud
ded closely with electric lights extend
ed over the whole. reaching far above
the chandelier. and within the central
part were quantities OF gorgeous
American Beauty roses and the same
flowers were given to each lady in the
marty. The guests, besides the two
mentioned. We're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
s. Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Heber NJ Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner X Smith. MI
and Mrs. A. V. Callaghan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs
]. r. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Power. Miss Katherine Baker. Mrs.
Walter G. Filler. Miss Addie Zane, Miss
Gertrude McGrath. Miss Mary Moore.
Mrs. John NJ Zane. Miss Annie Nc
Corniek J. A Pollock. ]. T. Goodwin,
Henry Mccormick. Captain Cavanaugh
c. 5. Mcdonald. Mr.. Timpson, Mr.
Robertson and Mr.. Jennings
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Mrs Walter G futile was the host
ess Yesterday at beautifully arranged
bridge tea at her home on First
avenue. Seven tables of the game
were played. and prizes were won by
Mrs. John c. Sharp. Mrs T. Roy
Brown. Mrs. Julia Taylor Mrs. A. ].
Gorham. Mrs. Snow and Mrs Freeman
Morningstar The rooms were bright
with terra Gotta chrysanthemums, ex-
cept in the dining room. where artistic
decorations of pink carnations were
used. and pink-shaded candles as well.
Mrs. Serene B. Tuttle and Mrs. George
Savage assisted the hostess. and they,
too. won prizes. all the prizes being
dainty after dinner cups in ivory and
gold.
Mrs O. A. Kirtley entertained Il
partv of friends at a dinner last even
ing at the University club for Miss
Jean Odeu and DIR. Howard P. kirt-
ley. whose marriage takes place today.
The table laid in the private dining
room. was made most attractive with
its decorations of pink and white, and
the guests. besides the bride and groom.
were Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Odell,
DR.. and Mrs ]. H Richards. Miss Ma
RE Odell. Miss Beth Critchlow. Rev.
Elmer l. Goshen, Luther Kirtley and
Charles Kirtley.
The marriage of Miss Helen Nelson
Maynard. the only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. w Maynard. and Gordon Ire
land of New York. will take place to-
day at u o'clock in ST. Marks cathe-
dral The marriage service will be
read by Bishop F. s. Spalding. and
Miss George Eldred of Jackson. Mich,
will be the maid of honor. Henry Ran
dolph Brigham of Boston will be the
best man. and Nelson Maynard and
Garrett Wilkin will act as ushers. Fol-
lowing the marriage the bridal party
will so directly to the Alta club. where
a wedding breakfast will be spread.
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The large affair of this evening is the
marriage of Miss Jean OdelI and DIR.
Howard P. Kirtley. which takes place
at the Odell home at O'Clock. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Elmer /. Goshen. and about fifty, most
pie will witness the service. The bride
will be attended by her sister Mrs. J.
H Richards as matron or honor. while |
Miss Beth Critchlow and Miss Marie !
OdeH will be the bridesmaids. DR.. |
Kirtleys two brothers, Luther and
Charles Kirtley. will be the grooms- !
men.
The bachelors at Fort Douglas are
planning a most elaborate event foI
the night before Thanksgiving in the !
form of a german TO be given in the (
hop room at the post, when a limited !
number of young folks will dance u
cotillon. The affair is under the man.
a gement of Lieutenant Z. 3. Carey. |
and il is said the favors will rival any
thing of the kind ever presented here. |
Mr.. Carey will lead the cotillion.
The last meeting of the Hospital Aid /
society for the charity ball to be given !
on Nov Il win be held this morning !
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. Every detail |
is in readiness for the event. and this !
meeting is merely to check up on the |
full preparations. A meeting of the |
entire association is called.
Miss Esther Allen and her pupils |