The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-18
SOCIETY

Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot enter
tanned 400 guests at a reception given
at the b. Y. L. gymnasium in Provo
Friday night. The hall was beautifully
decorated in silver trimmings and pink
and white asters. Rows of electric lights
were entwined with autumn leaves, and
baskets of the asters We're suspended
from the lights. The music for the
evening was furnished by HansOn's or
chestra OF Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. SmOot were assisted in
receiving the guests by Mrs. NJ. S. Du-
senberry, Mrs. n. c. Newell, Miss Anna
Newell, Miss Cora Dusenberry and the
Misses Anne and Chloe SmOot. Mrs.
SmOOt wore a handsome gown of white
crepe de chine, with lace and pearl trim
mings, and she carried a large cluster
bouquet of American Beauty roses. Miss
Chloe SmOOt was attiTed in a blue crepe
gown, embroidered in silver, and her
bouquet was a shower effect of pink
roses. Miss Anne K. Smoot wore her
mothers wedding dress, beautiful
white gros grain silk, with brocade
trimmings.
The reception was followed by dane
ing until a late hour. A large number
of out-of-toWn guests were present,
many going from salt Lake for the
event.
One Of the large affairs of Friday was
the hop given at Fort Douglas by Lieu
tenant and Mrs. AIva Lee, compliment
airy to Midshipman Robert COrwiH Lee
of Annapolis. American flags and the
naval penuants were effectively com
bined i'm the decorations, and anchors
of sUnflOWer blossoms were arranged
about the rooms. The post band fur
nished the music for the dancing dur
ing the evening. Those in the receiving
line We're Lieutenant and Mrs. Lee and
Midshipman r. c. Lee. Mrs. Lee was
attired i'm a handsome gown of white
lace. One hundred and forty guests
were present at the affair, among them
being many from the city.
Miss ROmOla King was the hostess at
an Orpheum party, given yesterday aft
erHocn in honor of a number of young
ladies VINO leave soon to attend school
i'm the east. Following the theatre party
a delightful luncheon was enjoyed at
FTanklins. The table was daintily dec
| GRATED with pink and white asters. and
hand-painted place cards were laid for
the following guests: Misses ZOula
HOutz of Provo, Winifred BTice, Mercy
Lewis, Irene Hansen. Mary HalIOran,
Marion ObendOrfeT, Margaret Walker
Margaret Dunn. Burnetta Oppenheimer,
Aiieen Mcmillan, Bryan and GriZelle
Houston. Mildred Lane, Bess Lane, Lii
Han Lane, Gala Crane, Elise Yeates,
Alice Nibey, Margaret Mcclure, Nedi
Beebe, Leigh WhittemOre, Madeline
Weitz, Gladys AIcCOnaughy, Dorothy
Colburn, Edith GOdbe, Josephine We'll
Dorothy ROokIidge, Gladys Savage Vir-
ginia Beatty, Cary Marshall, Irene
Leonard, Gertrude Hanson, Margaret
Werner, Shirley Palmer and Margaret
Stewart. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. c. W. Dunyon.
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Mrs. J. A. Earls was the hostess Fri
day at a prettily appointed luncheon.
given at her apartments at the Viz
ginia, this being the third Of a series Of
the week. Pink and white asters We're
used i'm the decorations. Tie luncheon
was followed by bridge, three tables be
ing played. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Duncan MCAllister, Mrs. Louis Block
Mrs. Harry CAM.
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Mr and Mrs Frank S. johnson gave
a delightful house party last evening at
the home of Mrs. Mary GilmeT at the
old Country club. About seveEty-five
guests were entertained, cards and
dancing being enjoyed during the even
ing. The house was beautifully deco
rated throughout with sunfowers and
asters. Misses Emma Zane and Geneva
Savage assisted i'm serving.
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A delightful class party given for
about twenty-five young people of the
First Methodist church was that with
which Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Peters enter
tanned last night at their home on Third
South street. The seasons flowers were
used with pretty effect throughout the
rooms. Sunhowers and nasturtiums
carried out a color scheme Of yellow in
the parIor decorations. and pink and
white asters were used i'm the dining
room. The guests were entertained dur
ing the evening with music and games.
A KensingtOn tea viii be given this
afternoon by Miss Ina Smith at the
home of her father, Joseph F. Smith,