Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-13
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

This evening Mrs. NJ. b. Salisbury
cntcrtains at a'dinner ut the Alta club
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. V. Arm
strong. the table being laid in the
gold room which Is decorated in the
holiday colors and emblcms with
Christmas trees, poinsettasa and palms.
while the table has fora centcrpiecc
u mound of American Beauty roses.
and ut one end branch OF the same
flowers In n cut glass vase. and at the
other candles with red shades. Holly
adorns the different dishes and Is
strewn over the cloth. Covers are laid
for 36 guests.
Mrs. G. c. Crismon cntcrtains the
Utopia Bridge club tomorrow.
Miss Zaida Boutwell, gives a bridge
tea on Saturday In honor of Miss
Maude Miller who has recently re-
turned from an European trip.
The Misses Bancroft entertain their
bridge tournament this afternoon.
Among the interesting events OF the
near future Will be the fancy dress
bali to be given at the post on Dec
20. and the large dancing party to be
given by Col. and Mrs. +. +. Holmes
on Dec. &C.
Mrs. D. d. Houtz entertans the @. y
o. club this afternoon, there being
present besides the 6 members about
eight outside guests, The library Is de-
corated in lavender and white chry-
santhemums. and the parlor and din
ing room in pink and white carna-
tons. the table having for a center
piece n cut glass bowl of the flowers.
Assisting the hostess are Mrs. +. w,
Dunyon and Miss Ramola King.
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Word comes from New York OF the
engagement of Miss Claudia Holt of
this city to Herman Alfred Uhlen of
Milwaukee. n son of the wealthy mag
nate of that city, the marriage to
take place In New York some time
In January. Tho young couple met at
Columbia college when both were
students there, Mr.. Uhlcln taking a
post-graduatc law course at the col
lege at the time that Miss Holt was II
pupil. Mr. Uhlein has visited in Salt
Lake several time. last year as the
guest of Mr.. Paul Williams who was
a classn,ate Of MIR. Uhlein's ut Cornell
| of which college the latter is u
graduate. Miss Holt Is to spend the
| holidays in milwaukee, with the family
| of her affianced, and later Will 80 to
| New York where the marriage Will
| take place, Her family will go there
to attend tho wedding. Miss Holt has
|
| the last three years.
This afternoon Mrs. William Inger-
soil gives a children's luncheon today
| at her apartment No. s. Stau.fcr Flats
in honor OF little Enid Wall. the de-
and snilax and the place cards in
keeping with the childrens' idea. The
hostess is assisted by Miss Wall and
| Miss Estellc Clinton, ind the other
little guests are Peggy Wall, Olive
Wall. Isabel Rice. Betty Perkins,
Katherine E.llerbeck, Rachel and
! Ellen Evans and Glenn Walker. a
box-party at the Orphcum will follow,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z. Jenkins en-
terrain at dinner this evening, the
| table having ccnterpiece OF reu
| aSalcas and rcd roses In cut glass
howl from which strcamcrs of
spanglcd tulle in the same color
| are brought to the corners. Covers
are laid for IA.
Tomorrow Mrs, e. r. Holmes will be
| guest of honor ut n luncheon Mt tho
| Alta club to be given by Mrs. g. X.
Walker and Mrs J. 4. Walker.
Mrs F.. F. Holmes will be at homo
on Friday to her friends from
| 3 to 6 O'Clock.
Yesterday Miss Edith Douglas and
| David Hush of Payson were quietly
married ut Ncphi. and are In Salt Lake
| for a short stay, after which they will
| go to Payson to reside, Both are we'll
and popularity known. the bride beln,;
sister of Mrs. ], ], Mcclellan aud
Mrs. r. S, WINNER of this city, and
the groom being successful druggist
of Payson.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO tho Com
! mercial Travellers will meet Wednes-
day at 2:30 p. M, in the Eagle block,
and n Kensinston will follow tho
. business session.