The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The season
for migration is close at hand. Just AS
soon as the summer season is officially
ended people OF money and leisure be"
gin TO travel or to establish themselves
in some country resort which has fash
ion s seal Of approval as suitable
place for the fall. Virginia Hot Springs
is fayorite resort Just as soon as the
Newport season closes. In fact, tho Hot
Springs has been well patronlzed all
summer, as it has been found to be an
equally delightful place at all seasons.
Mr and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish leaves
soon for Hot Springs, having decided
70 give up their visit to Newport this
summer. They had planned to spend
few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
soon be time for Palm Beach and Hitting
time for those who have winter seats
i'll Georgia and Alabama.
Winter Season in Town.
Plans already are being made for next
winters season in town, Mrs Arthur
Murray Dodge Will again be in charge
of the Junior cotillions, the first dance
to take place at Sherry'S on Tuesday,
December q. The TWO succeeding cotll-
Ions will be held on January and Feb
ruary 7. The Metropolitan dances, which
are designed especially for the girls not
vet out, but who are expected to be pre-
septed to society within n year or two,
will be held rs usual at Sherry the
dates chosen being December %, Febru-
arv % and April D. The Clndcrellas,
exclusive dances for girls who have been
out several seasons. arc TO take place AT
/ Sherry;s December 3 and January 20.
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn is In charge
of this series. One of the private dances
to which the younger set IS looking tor-
ward is that which Will be gwen by
! Mrs George Jay Gould to introduce her
daughter, Miss VivIcn Gould. But be-
tween now. the height of the summer
season, and the winter gayetics there is
q long interval during which many trips
Will be rade to Virginia Hot Springs,
Tuxedo, Lenox and other country, re-
sorts. and when society Will turn from
the rather more conventional diversions
Of the formal season to country HE ana
sports, in which the open air horse
shows take prominent place.
Object to Sunday.
Newporters have Il new modus operan-
dj to kill the deadly bore Of sunday 10
fashionable people Sunday IS not only
deadly dull but it, prevents big affairs
which mipht while away the tedium.
The present plan is 10 hold big dinner
dance on Saturday night which Will last
until dawn Sunday morning rms gives
occasion for late rising and tennis -, rs
nIaved in the afternoon Mrs. Ava VIII
ing Astor. Miss Eleanor Sears, Percy
llorton, Mrs Craig Riddle, Charlie SANDS
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and many
others are taking advantage ol TINS
method Of escaping the Sunday tedlnin
Usually tho tennis games are followed
with IN ornate dinner party at the
Casino.
Only Relatives Present
Two thousand invitations. were issued
for the wedding Of Miss Helen Lispen
ard Alexandra and Bayard Cushing Hop
min which took place today at LeXon
However, owing TO the sudden death ol
the brides father, Il change IN plans
was made at the last minute so that the
ceremony was witnessed only by rela
tives and nearest friends of the two
families.
For Six Months Cruise,
John Sanford Barnes. Jr.. son of Capt
and Mrs John Barnes, il "oing on tt
Scotland for the autumn shooting. MT
and Mrs George w. Cbilds Drcxcl OF
Philadelphia will leave there on Octo
Der 10 on the steam yacht Alcado toi
six months cruise. They are stu al
their country place GriDsholm- llesboro