The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
SOCIETY


which Lieutenant and Mrs. Kneeland
5. Snow entertained their friends in
compliment to Miss Gretta Storm. Be
sides all the people of the garrison,
there were present many friends from
town. The heat of the city was left
behind and a cool, refreshing breeze
blew through the post hop room,
which was transformed into a bower of
green, with the tricolor for decoration.
Great branches of green oak leaves
lined the walls and made the cosy cor
ners, the musicians stand and the We
randas and Railways into cool, shady
looking bowers.
The receiving party stood at the
right of the entrance, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Snow, with Miss Storm, being as
sisted by Mrs. Walthall, Mrs. James
NJ. Arrasmith, Mrs. Rifenberick and
Mrs. Upham. over their heads was d
canopy of the flags and the green
bOughs, and divans were arranged for
those who wished TO be seated near.
In the opposite corner was the punch
bowl, and here another canopy was ar
ranged of the same cOiOrs, while the
other corners were arranged as resting
places with divans and rugs In the
center Of the hall hung an immense
Japanese umbrella, and from this
strings Of tricolored bells were hung to
the corners. The outer porch was COW
cred with rugs and lighted and ar
ranged with diVans for seating the
guests.
Later in the evening a delicious sup
per was served in buffet style, and still
later dancing continued till early morn
ing. The gowns worn were among the
most elaborate seen at any summer
event this season. Mrs. Shows gown
was of heavy pale satin, with an over
dress Of embroidered marquisette. Miss
storm wore gown of golden yellow
satin, with lace trimmings, and Mrs.
Walthall was all in white lace Mrs.
ATrasmith was dressed in a handsome
blue just cloth gown, and Mrs Uuham
more a white dancing gown of the
same material. Mrs. Rifenberick was
dressed IN tan chiffon over pale blue
silk. ~
The new scedule for the July events
at the Country club is out and the
month opens with a dinner and q
dance as usual Saturday evening. On
Monday next, July 3, there will be a
buffet luncheon and later a o'clock
tea, at which Mrs. John A Marshall
Mrs. Bryan Conrad, Mrs Edward S
Ferry and Mrs. Esther Filler viii be
the hOstesses. The club is crowded each
day these warm days, and the tennis
tournament which is in progress draws
numerous spectators. Last evening
Mrs. Jack Keith and Miss Genevieve
Mccormick played their game, and the
doubles were played by Mrs. 7. G.
Griffin and Mrs. Smith on the one hand
against Miss Lucy Lewis and Miss
Thorn.
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W hof Il
for the annual excursion to the noun
tains, and the cottages at Brighton ar
being opened and put in shape for
the summer months. Mrs. Sarah KaT-
rick and her family will leave within
fortnight to open up her cottage.
DR., and Mrs. z. D. Woodruff and their
family are having "Roughwood" their
summer home, put in shape. Mr.. and
Mrs, J. H. Moyle and their family
will go up before the middle of the
month. Fisher Harris family will be
among the first to go up. The Gilmer
cottage is being made ready for Occu-
pancy, and the many camping parties
are planning to be there through at
least a part Of the present month.
X X
Mrs, Seligman, who was known bet
ter here as Miss Ruth Stevenson, is the
guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Walden during her
stay, and with her little daughter Bea-
trice she will be here for some weeks
yet Her brother, Charles Stevenson,
who is here from Reno, will return
within a few days to his home.
X X X
Captain and Mrs. Rifenberick enter
tanned at dinner last evening before
the Snow dance, their guests being
Mrs. Robert H. Allen and Lieutenant
Carey.
What promises to be a delightful af-
fair of this evening is the dancing
party to be given at the Beebe home,
at which Miss Veda Beebe, Miss Alice
Nibley and Miss Elise Yeates will be
the hostesses. About 200 friends viii
be entertained.
Mrs. Alexander c. Ewing will be the
hostess today at a luncheon at her
home for few of her friends,
Mrs. Frank Dole and Mrs. r. X
Brown will entertain again today at n
morning bridge party at the Dole
home.
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery is home
from visit with the Longmaid family
in Helena, Mont.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Seaman enter
tanned at a dinner on Wednesday even
ing, their guests being Captain and
Mrs. 7. r. Harker Mrs. Hoffman and
Lieutenant Sillman.
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Mrs. Reed SmOOt of Provo and some
of her children have been spending a
few days in town with Mrs. c. A. FL
dredge.
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Miss Elizabeth Chapman has ar
rived from the east and has Joined the
Chapman family for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale will go to
Ogden for the weekend and the
Fourth, to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Z. HOag.
X x x
Miss Virginia Shannon entertained a
score or more Of her friends last even
ing at a lake party, when her mother,
Mrs. T. B. Shannon, Mrs. Thomas
Powell and Mrs. Stalter chaperoned
the young people. The guests were.
Julia Dix. Birdie LangtOn, Gladys
Savage. Katie Adams. Florence We
ness, Florence Powell, Rubie Lam
ourne, Harriet McCarrick, Emily Nc
Calister. Hugh Lewis. Albert DAILY
George Swanner, Bill Game. Mr.. Ed
monds, Phil Thompson, Jack MoCur-
Er- ToDzo TCu7uav Roger Powers