The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
SOCIETY


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In order to prevent impositions =
II nd embarrassments. The Tribune e
y<ouests that persons leaving social e
nofas and especially marriage no =
IN IIces or engasements; ior puomu pnae
a.. fhrUugh which the source OF the =
n7la ~rrne NAV be traced II the matter
Is called lD question. r
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!. Ebat with the closing OF the saucers
resorts and the reopening OF the
nters. local society is having rather
- week Never before in Salt Lakes
nory has there been such a variety OF
- .ae's.,rernents and the first nighters OF
= % wears ago will become obsolete WIN
q u many places 10 select from for the
lfe &ning's diversion.
me- fashionable world will be in its
iva i<fiest gowns Wednesday evening at
Odeon for the concert OF the new
- xk cuartette Many Of the most prom
"a lInf people OF the city have made IL
ert Islblo for the famous organization TO
Come here and they have determined 10
lie ne the event notable one
~. nr, and Mrs ArriGo Young, who were
s s% ,6ntly married in Chicago, are now nv
'nn>< in Seattle, where Mr.. Young has
httnn viii the Moran Ship company,
Tis a son of BicknelI Young and, as
10Y, was a great favorite here,
es9 least the line of conversation at the
" NSs and and 'S over ri the tcacups these days
not Without rare interest.
ur. and Mrs. W. II. Dale will be at
ND for the winter at the Calthness
rtments.
Ethel Chapman Of Chiliicothc was
n guest OF honor at canyon party
icn d Big Cottonwood, with Mrs. I'll. u.
lo,s :klrter OF Garfield as hostess.
and Mrs. F. s. Potter have moved
8 their new homo at 9lS Windsor
re HI eet
kr Mss Dorothy Doty, who for the past
& hsbr has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Y Brown. left Monday for her horne in
G rr/orning, n. J. She was accompanied
h. her cousin. II. T. Grown. who during
hals coming year will resume his studies
orI Ifale. Before returning to school he
osx, III spend a few weeks with friends Al
me IKE Placid.
hat {IaroId Ralph Brown. son OF Mr. and
In -. Janles II. Brown, who for some time
Is a been mining in Mexico. will sail on
rel1nfcmber 30 for this country and Will
md a short time in san Francisco
- Will later go to Hollywood. Cal.
. ere ne will spend some time with his
u ther and sister
tNrs. Ed Buyer delightfully."- entertained
nsday afternoon for the Misses Alice
ngIblpy and Margaret Warncs. brides-to
.of this month. the guests being chiefly
m mbers of her sewing club. Cards were
Il Dyed and dainty refreshments were
\ wed later in the afternoon. The deco
- Ions were prettily carried out with the
. ustancc of fall flowers.
rhe regular table d'hote luncheon will
! - held AT the Country club today and
'uHu be followed by a putting contest at
I'll fclocls
IGiss Gcneve Savage will leave this
ek TO attend school in Boston.
Hiss Ethel Chapman Of Chllicothe, O..
WSVIsiting with Miss Mary Wilkinson Of
d city and Mrs Marry Courier of Gar
tallu. Utah.
tllEtr. and Mrs. w B. Short and daugh-
lE the Misses Nan and Marjorie Short.
lie I've tomorrow for Los Angeles where
IN " Will make their home
~, n. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Earl of Idaho Falls
IItl no. after spending a few days In this
Il left last night for their home.
,ot E1s, T. D. Woodruff and family are
Jun nc from Silver Lake after a pleasant
1el nmer's outing.
frs. II. C. Fitzgerald and daughter,
RE. are spending the week at Provo
while there will attend the Baptist
vention held there during the week.
y Bl1i5s frankie McCrea left Monday for
) angeles, where she will visit for six
pNItds with relatives. and will later go TO
francisco TO spend the winter In the
.., ~ of muBic.
est n{azel McGraw and sister. May McGraw W.
x WI leave today for New York where they
ast n h being in their senior year year i "
r. and Mrs, a. w. Davis pleasantly
frtained Tuesday evening with cards
I jm itheir home, 86S Second avenue for
rslt ~ Cora Kelly and Gilbert Davis. who
TO be married next week. About
81 snv vvo tables Of the game were played,
neseff;es being awarded TO the winners. In
Mining room and reception hall mas
rr.Hons and goldenglow were used in "A
J. ""fuEion, while in the parlor great vases
uahlias We're seen everywhere. The
EaS ress was assisted by Miss Jennie Da-
Miss Tasma Pond
M and Mr.. 4. w. Davis have as their
SSZt Miss Tasma Pond of Nampa.
and Mrs. f. l.. Hines pleasantly en-
-iDed Tuesday evening with "a bridge
<neir son. Lieut.. Charles Hines About
thbles OF the game were played. prizes