The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-23
SOCIETY

The L. /. d. club composed of DR..
and Mrs. L. w Snow. Mr.. and Mrs.
c l. Whitney. MIR. and Mrs. George
W. Derr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Castle
ton, DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Gates, Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Owen, Mr. and Mrs
John Stringham and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
s. Ensign, entertained their friends last
evening with d delightful dancing party
in Whitney hall. The hall was mao G
most attractive with flags. which were
used in profusion on the main floor,
while banks of palms with rugs and
cosy corners transformed the platform
into a drawing room. The music was
placed in the gallery for the occasion.
and this arrangement was found to be
a most satisfactory one. giving more
room for those who wished to sit
through the dances
A punch bowl was placed at one side,
and here Miss Dorothy Cannon and
Miss Ada Stringham served punch. Be
low in the dining room beautiful floral
decorations were to be seen, a basket
of white carnations filling the central
part of the table, while rows of mean
descent lights and flags and colonial
candlesticks with red candles added to
the effect. Here during the late hours
a supper was serSed by the Misses
Louise Whitney, Gay Groesbeck, Electa
Clawson, Vivian Ellerbeck. Helen Spen-
Ger ans Margaret ClawsOn. About 200
friends enjoyed the event.
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The people of Fort Douglas enjoyed
delightful affair last evening in the
masquerade ball given at the hop room,
when all sorts Of characters were de-
piCted by the dancers. Not few were
seen in the beautiful colonial costumes.
but the great majority were masked
for the early part of the evening and
represented knights and ladies Of an
Gent times or any real or fictitious
Characters their fancy dictated. At a
| late hour supper WAS served in the hall.
which was made especially attractive
for the occasion in honor of Washing
toms birthday.
A most delightful evening affair of
last night was the party given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Greenewald at their
home, in compliment to their guest.
Miss Edna May of Portland. Ore. The
house was bright with the national col
Ors throughout all the rooms. ana flags
and Washington souvenirs added to the
general effect. A novel idea was car
ried out in finding the partners by
means of tiny cherries gathered from
! the chandelier and having the part
ners names attached. The same idea
| was carried out in the refreshments,
| which showed cherries. hatchets and all
I the emblems of the day. Prizes were
awarded in the game
/ Mrs. P. o. Perkins was the hostess
| yesterday afternoon at a 500 party at
| her home, when a score or more of hei
| friends We're entertained. Five tables
| of the game were played, and prizes
were awarded the winners. The hostess
| was assisted by Mrs. Alfred Pierson
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lions were all in the national colors,
and tallies showed hand-painted cher
/ ries. and tiny hatchets were used for
! the guests.
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/ Mrs. w. r. Butler entertained the
young girls of the Y. ". G. a. yester-
| day at a delightful afternoon party at
| her home on S street. The nationaS
| colors were used for decoration, and
| the afternoon hours were spent with a
/ fine program rendered by Miss Janet
/ Thompson. Miss Beatrice King, Miss
Morris and the Misses Edna and Ella
| Dustan. The new jig-saw puzzle was
! enjoyed and later a high tea was
| served.
/ Mr.. and airs. Ernest \. Greenwood
entertained dozen of their friends last
| evening at a dinner at their home on
| First avenue. The national colOrs IN
| flags and flowers were carried out III
| all the decorations, and the guests Were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Carey, MIR. and
/ Mrs. z. T. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs F.
/ Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Put
man, Miss Lenore Samson and Mr.. Sui
! Ivan.
! The last large affair before the East
/ er season will be the ball tonight al
the OdeOn, given by Judge William
| II King for Governor Spry and Rep
/ resentatives Morris and Hammond OF
the legislature. The affair promises tC
be enc of social as we'll as official dis
tinction, and Will be attended by large
number of Judge Kings friends.
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Miss Fora Shaw entertained party
| of friends Sunday evening at an in
formal musicale. followed by a chafins
dish supper. at her home. Musica
numbers were given by Miss Margue-
rite Taylor. Jack Berkhoel and Claut
NettIeton. The decorations were all il
the national coiors
Mrs. W. c. Thomas entertained a few
friends yesterday at luncheon, wheT
the national colors we're used for deco.
rations. and haHd-painted cards were
laid for Mrs. Nutting, Mrs. Upton, Mrs
Cahoon. Mrs. Tyner. Mrs. Drummond
Miss Cargin and Miss Pritchett.
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St. Andrews Associate mission vii
hold a reception from to 10 O'ClOcl
this evening at asa East First Soutl
| street for St Marks cathedral st
! PauTs church. St Johns chapel. st
Peters chapel. Rowland hall and st
| Marks hospital.
| The ladies Of Lloyd alliance viii holt
an open meeting on Wednesday at
O'Clock. when dramatic and musica
program win be given.
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Mrs. J. +. Carver, Mrs. Barber anC
| Miss Beatrice Foreman were guests
from ogden at the D. A. r. luncheon
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The next meeting of the Monday
tournament viii be held with thu
! Misses Bartch next Monday.
| The Regimental Bridge club of For
Douglas meets this Afternoon with Mrs
G. A. Wiser.
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The ladies' Of ST. MaTy's Altar sOciet!
will give a card party this evening a
the Ladies' Literary club.
Mayor and Mrs. John :. Bransfor,
have gone to California for d say o
some weeks.
Miss Bancroft entertained party o
friends last evening at bridge at tn,