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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-09

Miss Stevenson, is now enjoying the
Louvre and other interesting parts of
Paris. About the middle of the present
month she will join the young ladies
for a trip through England and Scot
land. Miss Tibbals and Miss Steven
son are now enjoying trip down the
Rhine, taking i'm Interlaken, Bale, Fret
berg and Heidelberg.
X X X
DR.. Rufus Clark of Detroit, Mich,
the secretary of the board of missions
OF the Episcopal church. is here, guest
at the home of Bishop F. S. Spalding.
x X x
Mrs. B. V Cummins of ST. Louis is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King
Brown.
Miss Dora Beerstecher. who has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Gray
for some weeks. left yesterday for her
home in Belgrade, Mont.
x X x
Mrs. F. s. Oswald and her daughter,
Hazel, will leave next Saturday for the
east and will spend the summer visit
ing points of interest around the lakes
and Canada. going later to the James
town exposition.
Miss Mollie Templeton left Friday
atives in Louisiana, Mo.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mccoy left yes
terday with their family TO make their
home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lake and Miss
Irma Lake left yesterday for the east
to spend a month.
Miss Carrie Stewart has been ap{ov
ing visit with two of her out-of-town
friends during the past week, Arthur
Gebhart of Seattle, her cousin, and
classmate of both. Fred K. Logan, the
clever musical director of the orchestra
with the Peter Pan" company.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton z. Lipman en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening
in honor of Miss Lucy Gaby and George
Richard Smith. whose wedding will
take place on June is.
Miss Gertrude Campbell will enter
tain at a luncheon Tuesday for Miss
Lucy Gaby.
Miss Leila Stingley. will entertain at
a tea on Saturday afternoon next for
Miss Evelyn DAILY.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. DAILY will give
a lake party at Saltair Saturday even
ing for Miss Daily and Mr.. Roberts.
X X X
Mrs. Dolores Watts has returned
from Chicago ana will spend the next
two months in this city with friends.
x X y
Miss Eva Gilberg was the guest of
honor at china shower Wednesday
evening. given by Mrs. George A. Rog-
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One of the largest weddings of June
will be that of Miss Evelyn DAILY, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Daily, to Edward Jacob Roberts of
Wonder, .ev., which will take place
Wednesday evening, June 10. at the
Daily home Miss Daily will be attend
ed by her sister, Mrs. T. Roy Brown, as
matron Of honor, and Miss Eudora DAILY
as maid of honor, while Miss Mildred
Mcmillan and Miss Mercy Edwards will
be the bridesmaids Little Brownie
Brown and Evelyn Brown will the the
flower girls and Alexander T. Johnson
Of Wonder will be the best man. The
wedding will be followed by large re-
ceptiOn
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Davis
to DR.. Franklin Hyatt Raley will take
place Wednesday evening next at the
home of the brides mother. The mar
riage service will be read at o'clock
by Rev. Benjamin Young of the First
Methodist church, the bride being at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Alfred Peters
as matron of honor, and by Miss Helena
Critzer as bridesmaid. Howard Raley
of Denver, brother of the groom, will
be the best man, and Miss Stella Davis,
a cousin of the bride, will play the we'd
ding march.
x y
the marriage of Miss Beatrice O'Con-
nor and William Miller McCrea will
take place Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock at st, PauPs church. Rev. c.
f. Perkins will perform the ceremony,
and the bride will be attended by Mrs.
Robert ". Glendinning as matron of
honor, while Rollin W. Dole will be the
best man. NJ. J. Brines and Karl
ScheiG will be the ushers. Only the
close friends are asked to the ceremony
but announcement cards will be issued
later. The bridal party will enjoy
supper at the home of the brides par
ents later.
The marriage of Miss Bretta Nor
rison and DR.. H. P. Emeis. both of
Logan, took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. Elmer !. Goshen per-
forming the ceremony. The young peo-
pie left later in the afternoon to make
their home in Logan.
X X *
The marriage of Miss Minnie Foster
Groesbeck to Frank w. Freeze will
take place tomorrow afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Groesbeck, on South Main
street.
ne iDdTIld q VI MISS -hdIlilc LoNcl
and Joseph s. Wells will take place
Thursday. June 20.
X X
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Hyde
and RoIlin W. Dole will take place
Tuesday evening at the home on North
Temple street..
X X
The marriage of Miss Olive Jennings
to James E OrbisOn will take place to-
morrow evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver A.
Jennings. at 1887 South Bonnie Brae
street, Los Angeles.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman s. Smith of
Ogden announce the enga cement of
their daughter, Eleanor Farr, to Isaac
Russell of this city. The marriage will
take place late in June.
X X
The maria &c of Miss Florence Foul
ger TO Joseph Walk will take place next
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides mother.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hawkins of Los
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Two of the youIg girls of the smart
set are on the black list. If il were as
simple matter to dispose of all I'M
desirables. as ii has been in their case
some reprehensible habits might be en-
tirely cured in short order. These two
fair ones recently accepted the invita-
ton of a certain hostess to a luncheon
ar the Country club. and by all appear
ances enjoyed the affair hugely. When
the guests arose from the table to en-
joy the inevitable bridge, these two
strolled out on the green and, shortly
after wearying of a little Adamiess
game of golf, they left for home. The
hostess has been left to guess that they
knew who she was or to whom they
We're indebted. She hasn't seen them
since
What promises TO be a society event
of Importance is the little play to be
given Wednesday evening for the ben
eft of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery, and which will be represented
entirely by children under the direction
of Miss Hattie Gelbart of Boston. The
play. is called THE Toymaker's
Dream" and it is said to be as bright
and clever a little drama as could be
thought of. Miss Esther T. Allen with
Il special orchestra of young women
will furnish the music. The members
st the orchestra are the Misses Maude
Williams. Lena Bradders. Eva Craw-
ford, Leona McCurtain, Maud Weimer,
Nellie NOLAN, Elizabeth Allen.
x X
Three of the stalls have already been
disposed of to Samuel Newhouse, Mrs
David Keith and Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
cite Hanchette.
X X X
And speaking of repartee it takes a
certain elderly bachelor to get the
right kind always in the right place.
Wen, what have you been doing
lately?" he asked by way of conversa-
-tion.
"Oh, I've been moving, and it does
take woman so long to get her traps
fixed up"
"Oh. l thought you women always
had your traps fixed. ready" was the
reply of the wary bachelor.
x X
The newest one on the thin shirt
waist is rather clever remark made
by a very proper young bachelor re-
Gently. As he removed the lady's jacket
a hook caught the extremely open lace
work on her waist and she exclaimed:
BE careful, this lace is so open that
it catches the hooks"
And the eyes. too" was his ready
reply. DOLL BARET.
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ers at her home 1873 South Eleventh
East street. when few of her friends
shovered the bride-to-be with very
pretty and dainty china.
X K
Miss Elizabeth Bond will leave to-
morrow to spend the summer with
friends in Berkeley.
Miss Ida Roberts left yesterday for
Ogden, whence she goes the first of the
week to Los Angeles to remain over the
\. E. A.
Lieutenant Alpha T. Easton left yes
terday on months leave of absence
for Virginia to visit his parents.
x
Mrs. David Keith gives a bridge tea
tomorrow afternoon at her home
X X
W. D. HoGgson " I'll give a lake party
on Monday, June II, for Miss Daily and
Mr.. Roberts.
Miss Lucy Van Colt opens a new
course in summer cooking ON Monday,
June II.
Mrs. Will L. Ellerbeck and Miss Es-
telle Clinton will give a luncheon on
Wednesday at the Country club for
Miss Evelyn DAILY.
X X
Mrs. John j. Broughall will give a
large reception at her new home on
First street on Friday next for Miss
DAILY.
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong will entertain
at bridge tea the same afternoon at
her home on G street.
X
Mrs. Frank Swindler will be the host
ess at a bridge party Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. T. w. Whitley entertained the
members of the Woman's club and a
few other friends Friday at a lunch
con, followed by a literary afternoon
Mrs. V. H. Pease read an interesting
paper on THE New San Francisco"
Covers were laid for eighteen.
X X x
Mrs. Percy Sadler will leave tomor-
row for the coast, where she will spend
the summer with her children.
X X
Mrs. A. NJ. Howard and Miss Rose
Howard have returned fr1en Boston.
where Miss Howard has been studying
art.
Mrs. Charles r. Bates and daughter,
Adele, and Miss Lillian Youngberg
leave this week for San Francisco and
southern California. They will sail for
Honolulu in August.
x X
Misses Wlnifred and Leola Schrack
left yesterday afternoon for a months
visit at various points in California.
X
Miss Nettie Hilton entertained a few
friends al cards Friday evening in hon
or of her brother, Ed, who will leave
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A most important event of the COM
ing week for the younger set is the re-
ceptiOn and banquet of the High School
Alumni Association. which will be Civ
en- in the Eaton gymnasium on We'd
resday evening. The affair promises to
be the most successful ever given by
the association.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hawkins of L
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tomorrow for Washington, where he has
accepted a position with the govern
ment. He will join his brother, VIII,
VINO has been in Washington for some
time past.
Miss H. B. Eye and Miss Elizabeth
Hermann arrived Thursday from Mills
college, and will be guests for the sum-
mer OF Mrs. B. 3. Gray at $40 street
Miss Rose Raybould has returned
from California to spend the summer
here.
Edward Brown will leave tomorrow
for the coast to join his mother and
sisters at Long Beach. They will re-
turn about the first of July.
Mrs Olive Gaylor and her niece, Mrs
Ella Seebree, have returned after a trip
to Europe.
Miss Libbie barley of wellsville is in
town and will be the guest for the next
month IF Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ray
bould. y
Mrs. S. A. Rice and children. of ST.
Paul, are in the city and are staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Spitz.
X X
With Mrs. Smith next Tuesday. Election
of officers will take place for the en-
suing year, and all members are ex-
pected to be present.
X IL
Miss Edith Hawkes. and Master Will
liam Hawkes. will leave the beginning
of next week for Los Angeles.
K X
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton S. Young will
leave Wednesday for Portland and
Seattle.
Mrs. J. A. Reeves leaves Saturday
morning for a short visit in San Fran
cisco.
u X
Miss Vera Edwards entertained a
party of her young friends Friday
evening at cards at the home of her
parents on Third street. Twelve tables
were played and prizes were won by
VIII Yates, Dan Tomlinson, the Misses
Edna. Shepherd and Winnifred Brice
The house was decorated with Japan
ese lanterns, and the score and tally
cards were all japanese. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Margaret Dunn
and Miss Margaret Andrews.
X X
Mrs. F. r. Sands entertains a party
of seventeen at a matinee, followed by
a luncheon, on Wednesday, in honor of
Miss Gertrude Reilly, one of the June
brides.
X X X
Miss Mary Chapman entertained last
sunday afternoon at a china shower in
honor of Miss Ruth Dorius, whose mar
riage takes place in July. The decora-
tions were all in pink roses, and the
guests, besides Miss Dorius, were Miss
Flo Twelves, Miss Lu Sherb. Miss Jen-
ME Burnham, Miss Vesta Smith, Miss
Nell O'Neil, Miss Bertha Midgley, Miss
Mabel Wells and Miss Anna Chapman
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Miss Ethel Connolly, teacher of piano,
studio S. South Fifth East. Bell phone
zIs7-k. Pupils apply 10 to 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
WOMEN FOLLOW SUIT.

This plan has worked so well that a company
Of women have taken it up and are having
erected an inexpensive apartment house in an
questionable part of the Citv which Will con-
tain ali the comforts Of the more elaborate man
sluns. These women own the property and will
reserve enough apartments 10 rent 70 other
families 10 insure an income from their invest
ment. In this manner is being solved the prob
lem Of Congenial associations in apartment
dwellings and also the problem Of the increas-
inE cost Of living 10 those who would live COM
forta bly, The cost To each party in the coop
eratIve apartment plan IS comparatively small
and Is sometimes entirely ana always partly.
covered by the rentals received from outsiders
The plan i considered 10 be an admirable in
veStment
ments are also being made by landlords. who
are beginning to realize the objection of many
women who live alone in groups Of two to
having their living room space crowded in or
der To snake room for laundry equipments in
a kitchen. Such kitchens are never used for
laundry purposes and rarely for cooking The
making of tea and toast. rarebits and fudge at
odd hours by the woman who boards elsewhere
requires only little space and few equipments.
This the business woman has never been abe
to get a landlord TO realize.
New York is filled with women wage earnerS
able and anxious to have something of a home
but with more time than a man 10 supervise
ordinary housekeeping. Thousands of students.
teachers artists, literary and scientlfc workers
like to have an apartment in which. II the mood
seizes them. they may prepare some dainty re-
freShrnent. but they do not want TO be troubled
nv the presence of a servant about the prepara-
ton Of meals. When a maid has tidied things
for them in the morning they feel that they can
safely lock their doors and depend on finding
their belongings where they were left on their
return from office and school To such women
the insiStence of landlords on building waShtubs
in family kitchens in apartment only large
enough TO sleep in comfortably. and their per-
sistence in fitting UP one room dining room.
has always proved source OF aggravatiOn.
Now that women are banding together to build
apartment houses without these objectiona ole
features landlords are setting about erecting
buildings of equal attractiveness 10 this large
class of profitable tenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
BIG BATHROOMS.

Upon Central Park West have been recently
erected some elaborate apartment houses which
supply great bathrooms. The ballroom Is ar
ranged with adjoining rooms for the entertain
ment of guests and a cloak room for their use.
Tenants engage this suite for special entertain
rneuts, and occasionally women engage the
rooms for their regular reception days In this
way rhcn the reception is over hostesses nave
merely 10 retire TO their own apartments with
out any of the confusion attendant upon throw
ing open all their rooms TO guests. Their own
servants have nothing to do with either the
preparation tidying up of the ballroom
These houses are essentially family apartment
houses which. in addition TO supplying pTac-
tiCaIly a hotel service and dining rooms. fur
nish filtered water the dwellings, OF their
tenants. a garden upon the roof. finely equipped
laundry rooms i'm the basement and such house
keeping comforts only the rich can secure
without any of the anuOydnCeS fOCCdslOned by
servant conditions
Recently men with families have combined to
build such apartments for themselves. y GER
tain number of congeniaI families have selected
and bought had built, such a house. plan
ming in il spacious rooms for entertainment pur-
poses such as only a few of the most expensive
houses possess. Several apartments are rented
10 other families. and the rents thus secured pay
for the cost Of maintaining such place and
reduce the rentals of the owners Of the build
inc mat nj
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eyes occasionally upon the views which sur
round New York.
One of the most elaborate and imposing apart
ment houses opened this season STANDS on river
side Drive Here may be found billiard parlor.
cafe and grilrooul barber shop. hairdresslnS
esta blishment and Wallets and tailors for the use
oS tenants Chops and steaks are sent up from
the grillroonl to any apartment free of charge
for the service. Besides these conveniences, sep
arate elevators and entrances for servants are
provided for every apartment, anc extra ser
wants rooms. too. may be had In the building X
more than the apartments provide are required
A pergnla on the roof affords charming views
Even the maids rooms have their separate bath
rooms. equipped well as are the average
ha hrnnns In q mOdern irOtel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

last evening The class comprises sixteen pupils
from seven 10 twelve years old. who received no
r7IsfcaI educatf ton prior 70 July s. The regular
opening of the twelfth year Of the conservatory
will take place tomorrow
Clara Bernetta has returned from her vacation
and will resume teaching her residence studio,
No IL West 1920 street One Of her pupils Miss
Cfertfe Thorn soprano. IL is expected viii be heard
in public this coming season
Mime. Emma g. Beverage, the singer and vocal
teacher will close her summer cottage at Meadow
Point Lake George. this week. and return 70 New
York prepared 70 open her season on October I.
She will be at her Carnegie Hall studio every
Wednesday afternoon that date TO hear voices
and arrange hours COTnluuiCa tons can be sent to
her Brooklyn studio No. SIS Seventh avenue
Miss MathiIde Rietman. teacher OF the piano. has
returned the city and reopened her studio at No.
73 West 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

dfsregar7ing the rule will be arrested The parade
will at upper end of Surf avenue and as
band at Ocean Parkway The parade VIII start az; AZ
escort. platoon of thirty mounted policemen Grand
Marshal Frank F. Clayton and his aids on morse
hack. band St Johns orphan Asylum; the
King of the carnival and his Queen; Professor
Rsvetta's band No / float "Coney Island float
s'C,oney Island Iifeguards' float ''Massachusetts.
Professor Bavetta's nand No. . float New Jer-
sew float New Hampshire" float Rhode Isl
and. b. r. T band, float New York float ~ M, ne
Carollnas' float ''PennSyIvania, 18th street Drum!
ana Fife Corps float Delaware and Maryland.
float vermont float Virginia. Professor Stove :
band float 't,onnecticut.' float Georgia. Pro
f>sor Brady's band No /. and float "A Mdsum-
The first official hall will be held in the Dream
land ballroom "Wednesday night The second at
ing and the last on Friday night at Clayton s
Hotel known as the Pabst Loop Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
HOME HUNTING.
Some Problems of Long Standing
SOLUed at Last.
BY NJ. W. Mount

New YORK salo la-..Iu -. no,,1.+iou
no'nlhs 50 ,''u.iI a.. $50"
Is cohtlhuaHy 'h '''' vi 1000.
This is tho season ""s" ,,1,o..o
About October l - go -
pay large sums LOT '''e pll''-s9 80
menting with ne" u",'''''7 e,,.t,,a,, hos
fashioned home-aS genera -
been, so far as Manhattan Is conc Ill.,
gated 10 the suburbs ana h''elS anu 'pS'
houses have taken us p'a'e. -,
sees newly huli' aiar''',en' MUSE - ,,,,I-
Improvements, opening '"e'' H'''
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audiences TO that house Mr. Frohrnan an
nounces that It viii be performed in London on
October 6 by George Alexander and Miss Irene
Vanbrugh
'"The Dai-ymaids" will continue as the attrac-
ton at the Criterion Theatre us,til the end Of
October. when. it is announced Miss Elsie
Janis Will be presented in a piece called Inc
Hoyden-"
MI Wilson in when Knights Were Bold"
has found favor with patrons Of the Garrick
Theatre.
This is the fourth week Of Mr.. Drew's engage
rnent at the Empire Theatre in My Wife"
Miss Billie Burke shares the honors with MI
Drew
THE Round Up" at the New Amsterdam The
atra Is drawing large audiences every night.
Maclyn Arbuckle appears as Slim Hoover. the
Sheriff.
Miss Eleanor Rnbson's engagement at the
Academy of Music in "Salomy Jane" will close
a week from next Saturday night This will
he Miss Robson's last appearance in New YORK
this season.
The Man on the Case" is drawing large
dences to the Madison Square Theatre. Jane
son Lee Finney and Miss Elsie Leslie have the
principal parts in this piece
This will he Nine. Nazinova's last week in
"Comtesse Coquette" at the Bijou Theatre
Next week she will appear in Ibsen's The Mas
ter Builder"
Mr. Miller and Miss Anglin are still at Daly's
Theatre in The Great Divide" The 30oth per
Torrance Of this piece occurs next week
THE Rose of the Rancho" at the Belasco Is
as fragrant as ever. It is announced that MISS
Starr will be Al this house only eight weeks
more. Mr. Belasco will then put on a ne" pleoe'
Nine FRITZ Schef was received enthusiastic
cany last Monday night when she began her
season at the Knic1erbOcker Theatre in Mile.
Modiste" Her engagement at this house Is
limited. This is her third season IN Mile
Nodiste."
On Monday night. September 80. will occur
the 4O0th performance Of The Man Of the
Hour" at the Savoy Theatre The manaGement
will present souvenirs to the women attending
this performance.
This is the last week of The Spoilers" at Mr.
Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre. There will
he the usual concerts at this house to-day. Miss
Nina Morris will head the bill
From Across the Pond the musical piece
which opened the season at the Circle Theatre a
week ago last night, may have as prosperous a
Adolf Philip Miss Anna Boyd Miss Viola
De Costa p. r. Nell and Miss Violet Hart are
among the entertainers
Miss Minnie Dupree in The Road TO Yester-
day. viii be the attraction at the Grand Opera
House this week. This afternoon the manage
naent WIFI introduce advanced" vaudeville con-
certs Miss Nellie beaumont will head the bill
At the Eden Musee this week there will be
an exhibition of pictures showing Richard
Croker's Orby winning the English Derby. There
are new figures Of Queen Alexandra in the main
hail.
At the West End Theatre this week the Van
Den Berg Opera Company will appear in "Rieo-
letto." Next week III Trovatore' will be sung
This will be the last week of Dustin Farnum's
cneagenlent at WalIack's Theatre in The
Ranger" Next week Richard earle in The
Hurdy Gurdy Girl will be the attraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
MARDI GRAs WILL DRAW THOUSANDS
Elaborate Preparations Have Been Made for
Annual Celebration at Coney Island.

All roads will lead to Coney Island this week,
and Luna Park and Dreamland will be more at
tractive than ever. Beginning tomorrow night the
Mardi Gras and Fall Festival will be opened with
parade, in which the thirteen original states viii
be represented. each state having its float.
This year masks will be allowed. and the police
have Informed the management that any person