The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

troupe, chorus and all. dining at tho VII
lard. Beside him sat his meek and
swarthy young wifo. the Maharanl. with
blank. cow-llke eyes set far apart. She
suggested seraglios and Zcnanos and la
dies in the Arabian Nights In strange
draperieS of white SILK tissue. white
lace scarf over her dusky tresses, with
large ruby like an idols ego suspended
above her fiat nose by delicate solo
chain-a patent or her high degroes sam
patrao Gaekwar. brother to tho poly
nomial potentate. also has fat part IN
the caste. They all enjoyed Odette lyler
at tho Belasco. and the audience enjoyed
them moro than the show Itself.
Odetto Tyler, by the way Is u South
crn woman of proud lineage, q near rel
alive OF President John Tylor, who while
she Is playing continuous summer en-
gagement In Washington % socially ana ana
domcsticaly as prominent as on the
stnge. She has gem OF a home on
Columbia Heights or the City, where she
and her husband, Mr.. Mclean, another
star, dispense the most interesting hospl-
talities To professional and non-protos-
sional friends. The Southern Congress
slonal delegation arc frequently benet-
Charles. Miss Tyler was graduate OF
tho Georgetown convent here,
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana has
completed his series OF Senatorial din
ners taking his colleagues In rotation In
congcnial patches of ten or twelve until
tho supply was exhausted, ana entortelh-
whole evening Is spent around the table,
the company remaining In their places
through coffee and cigars and the story
telling and the song singing that lnNa-
rlably wind up the festivity, The little
Crocsus Senator has notorlously the best
champagne In Washington, importing u
special brand from Franco himself, An
other stable factor of the feasts is Sen
ator Clark S magnificent victor graphic
phone In edition deluxe, which does mu-
sical and clocutionary stunts untlrlngly
thrIn ng-h
hurt II the convives never stop TO
listen TO thing.
These AFFAIRS nre verltaole love leeSIs
among these grown-up boys. full of sentl.
ment and emotion. n particularly vivid
dinner was a recent one In which Sen
ator Blackburn vas the honor guest. The
whole-souied little host paid Il glowing
tribute to his soon-to-retire colleague, who
has been in noble public service for
en- eloquent rejoinder, and Senator Knox
Delegate Mark Smith of kentucky and
Arizona, and others of the company con-
tributed to tho culosistic sum In honor
of the stalwart Blue Grass Statesman.
Senator Clark'e daughter. Mrs Morris,
recently presided over her fathers AIassa-.
chusetts avenue lady-leSS home for week
or two. whom she entertained the femi-
nine contingent sumptuously. The wifo
of Senator Blackburn was an honor guest
on one handsome occasion. 1t Will be a
year before Senator Clark's frozen rag
time" OF a Fifth avenue palace Will be
ready for occupancy. The Senator
now in Italy to Jolu him In America
next autumn
Tho members OF the graduating class
In law, OF the George Washington unyer-
sity, gave a dinner at picturesque Cabin
John Bridge" this week, the most beautI
ful spot In the vicinity of Washington at
which silver gavels were presented to the
three members who had presided class
Mr.. Carl a. Badger of Utah,
who has enjoyed that distinction. was the
q a
Mr. George Fields of Idaho, of the Ma
tional university law school of Washing
ton, has earned distinguished honors To-
public debates for the year 1886.
Col. Key. PItuman- OF Tonopah. New.
is in Washington. He and his wife were
guests at the Palace hotel In San Fran
cisco at the time OF the disaster A
similar distinction befcll Mr.. Archibald
Is stopping at the New Willard. He was
at the St. Francis hotel at the time OF
the earthquake,
Senator Sutherland and Senator Smoot
of Utah were dinner guests this week OF
Senator Clark of Montana.
Senator and Mrs Sutherland entertained
a party OF friends very delightfully."- at
the aesthetic Cabin John Bridge. amid
the foliage and the ravincs and the won
drous river villas.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois Of Idaho is chief
factor In the barn dance and open-air con-
cert to be given at Boundary Castle for
the benefit of the public playground, q
in which Mrs. Dubois is ac-
lively interested.
Senator Newlands has gone to look after
his interests in San Francisco, so badly
in the lato disaster
Represen tative Franklin l.. Brooks OF
Springs called on the President
by Prof. w. L. Carlisle of
the State experiment station OF Colorado
Mr., and Mrs. James w. Silver of Salt
Lake have been making nm interesting
visit to Washington, stopping ut the New
Willard
Recent sojourners in Washington have
been Messrs F. Gilpin of Colorado
Springs, T. J. Mills and Mrs, Mills and
son OF Phoenix, Ariz., at the Shoreham;
p. NJ Murphy, Arizona; Mr., and Mrs j.
c. Ford, Berkeley, Colo, at the Arlington;
Mr.. and Mrs Walter a. Jones OF Wallace
Ida: ]. L. Wolhey, Prescott Ar!z; d
w, Higgins, Boise. Mr.. and Mrs, w H
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Watson.
Joshua Grozill, ]. NJ. Reid, ]. H, Brown,
all OF Denver
Mr.. Carson Adams of Douglas Wyo,
with his family, is at the ST. James hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r, Cutler of Salt Lake
are stopping at the Raleigh
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