The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. April PA most dis
tInguished woman at the congress OF the
d. A r. is Mrs Franklin L. Brooks.
e-president- general of Colorado, whose
opinions carry weight and wisdom Mrs.
Clara T. Weir and Mrs. Thomas arc dele
gates from the Spirit OF Liberty chapter
OF Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Ferry Allen Of Park City,
Utah, State regent Of Utah. D. A. p, Is
an interesting guest at the Ebbitt house.
Mrs. Allen has received many social at
tcutiops during her visit here. She was
a guest at a box party at the Belasco
theater /ionday night, at brilliant oene-
nt pei <JTmance Tor the Continental Nc
mortal hall. The play was Money
Talks" Mrs Allen. in a very chic cos
tune, was guest at the Hard at the
enthusiastic reception Mrs. Mclean ac-
corded all the Daughters OF the American
Revolution at her quarters ut the New
willard, Mrs Allen also ATTENDED the re- re-
Daughters at the White House.
Stopping at the Arlington from the far
West is Mrs. Thomas r. Sarin of Tucson,
the purpose of being admitted to practice
before the United States Supreme court.
Before her return she Will argue case
before that august tribunal She is here
with her father Hon William R Her
ring former Attorney-General OF Ari-
zona, with whom she is In legal partner
ship. Mrs. Sarin has been n successful
lawyer in all the courts of her Territory
for the past decade arguing many OF the
most important cases She Is an expert
in mining litigation and in corporation
work.
Miss Edith Sutherland. daughter of
Senator and Mrs George Sutherland Of
salt Lake. is with her parents at the
Iyrt,1 updI In o. a
Irvington- on Hudson, TO spend two weeks
Easter vacation with her parents
At the New Willard this week is Mr. A
E Bauman. president of the construction
companies which built the first irrigation
system under the reclamation act, near
Reno. New.
Mr. f. J. Penny OF Cheyenne, Wyo., is
guest at the Raleigh He Is interesting
In his talk upon tho progress and de
Velopment OF the great West
At the Capitol Hill History club meet
ing this week most entertaining papers
were read on the history, resources and
Industries OF. Colorado. Nevada and Ari-
zona- There were also talks on The
Canyon OF Colorado" and on irrigation,
Senator Sutherland celebrated his two
score years and four the other day, with
a charming little dinner. with his wife
and company of other friends. at the
coincidence an intimate New York friend
OF Senator Sutherland who was thcr
house guest enjoyed the same natal day
as his host. So. at the little banquet,
brace OF birthday cakes cleaned festive
ly. forty-four candles burning on SEN
ator Sutherand's cake and forty-two on
that of his friend. The company was as
bright ae the candles. and the moments
sped merrilys
Senator Newlands was one of the
judges at the debate held this week at
the Belasco theator, between the UniVer-
sity of Cincinnati and the George Wash
lngton university
Mrs Sidney Haight. who has been
spending the winter I'm Washington with
her sister, Mrs. Satterlce has joined her
husband, Capt Haight at Fort Apache,
Arizona
Recent western visitors to Washington
have been Messrs. ]. NJ. Ellis and Z. r.
Richardson, at the Shoreham; William
v Hodges George B. Holden. c, Boette
Ter, all of Denver; Thomas j. Hurley.
Silverton. Colo; Fl. c. Alger. Sheridan,
Wyo. e. B. Thompson, Yellowstone
Park; Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gritman. Mos
cow Ida: Robert Jones OF Granseville,
Ida, at the Raleigh
DAISY FITZHUGH AYERS.