The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27


Most of the dancing parties arc over
for at least n week or so. and the rnatri-
moulal fall rush seems 10 be endcd TOT
the present also, but the round OF gay
rtv which has set in with such ferVor
bids fair TO continue for some tune.
Innumerabe social affairs are outlined
for the near future, and many have al
ready taken definite shape i'll tho form
of invitations to teas, luncbeons. etc,
enough TO last some time into the fu-
ture. The week starts off with the sec
ond dance of the Lotus club Monday
evening at Whitney ball, when DR.. and
Mrs, Leslie w Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
J.. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
G.. Wiltshire will be the reception COM
mittee. Mrs. w. W. Armstrong will en-
terrain on Tuesday with a clock
tea at her home in the Stauffer apart
mcuts. Mrs 3. T. Cannon and Mrs.
Robert Campbell have cards out for 4
large tea at the Cannon house in Fed
eral Heights on Thursday. TO meet Mrs.
Charles B. Titcomb Mrs. Edwin 7.
Holmes issued invitations Saturday for
a large tea next Friday al the Amelia
palace the day being her regular mt
home day Mrs Russell Coe Wood
ruff has issued invitations for series
Of events, two lunchcons on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week. two bridge
teas on Friday and Saturday. the sec
ond' in compliment TO Mrs. Harold Fa-
bian, and later a kensington luncheon
on the following Thursday. Meantime.
smaller events innumerabe, several
extra good theatrical attractions,
the preparations for the coming
holiday season, and all will keep the
wolf of eunui from the door OF society
for time at least.
4 =
ing news socially of the past week was
that the Fifteenth infantry had received
marching orders, 10 rake effect next
May. The regiment has been among
the most popular that have been sta
toned at Fort Douglas, and also it
might be said that Salt Lakers have
been more popular with the regiment
than is usual. and when they leave the
post they will be generally and more
heartily missed. The Fifteenth will
have spent full three years at the
life. and many of them will look back.
TO Salt Lake and the army post adj
iacent AS almost like home. Two of
Salt Lake society girls have already
become part of the regiment. and before
time 10 leave next spring the Fifteenth
will doubtless number about five Salt
Lake girls among its matrons. The
regiment Whlch Supplants inc flftseDIns
the Twentieth, is at the post commanded
by Colonel Irons. and is said to have
some Of the most popular officers and
ladies' of the entire army in its person
mel. 1t is at present divided. two bat
talions being in Manila and one in
Honolulu. These will be brought to-
gcther at Fort Douglas for the first
time in some years. ana ii is likely that
their stay will comprise a period of
gaietv quite in keeping with that which
Salt Lake anticipates in the next few
years 1t may be bit early TO suggest,
but il would be quite well for Salt
Lakes society folk to recall that they
have usually waited trifle too long
before extending the glad hand TO an
incoming regiment except in the purely
official way, and there might be (con-
slderIpg the many delightful affairs
given at the pqstl a chance to welcome