The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

pie fashion to wonder IL Mrs. Julian Lit
lie, who was formerly Mrs. Henry Spies
Kip. will not have a hungry longing for
Newport this summer. She and her hus-
band have returned TO townsville Cal.
where he is the superintendent OF a gold
mine. In former years Mrs Kip was
one OF The society goddeSScS at Newport
and her recent return there must have
awakened old memories. But, perhaps
she may be ,contented in the California
mountains while her husband is collect
Ing gold, Who knows?
Is Widowrene,
An ungalant New York newspaper
started a crusade against Reno. New, as
a divorce center about the same time
that the rumors were flying so thick and
fast concerning Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt
yada town. Mrs. Vanderbilt spent the
latter part Of the winter in California.
Reports OF trouble in the family date
back a year. Some one has prepared u
ing season: rs that lady a widow"
"Oh. no, she is merely widorene"
Gave Bachelor Dinner
Anthony ]. Drexel Jr. gave his bsche-
lor dinner at Delmonico's tonight, and be-
here me 1t was a lively affair. Among
his guests was his brother. Armstrong
DreXel and tt required nearly a special
train to bring the Philadelphians who
participated. Among those who attended
were the Niscount Maidstone, George H..
N CrItltD or London, Nlngdon Gould
and Jay Gould, brothers OF Miss Mar
jorie; William Rhinelander Stewart.
Julius w. Noyes, Craig Biddle and John
Fell.
Will Not Live in Rome,
Princess Ruspoli, who was Mrs Jenny
her future home In Rome, where she has
resided for the past eight years. l hear
Instead; she will live with her parents
at Oakhill. Ga. AZ least. so much do
mt
princess would surely make one long
European trip year, Princess Ruspoi
is stu In mourning. having been left a
little time here and later went south.
Coaching Venture.
Not to be outdoDe by Mr. Vanderbilt
abroad, Paul Sorg instituted an expert
mental coaching venture between Al
lantc City and New York. Mr.. Sorg,
who is passionately fond OF horses and
has won blue ribbons at every horse show
Of Importance in America. will exhibit
at the International Horse show in Lon
don for the first time this year He is
seriously contemplating "A coaching ex-
pertinent to be run similarly to Mr.. VAN
dcrbilts London to- Brighton project,
Business and Philanthropy.
Mrs Russell Sage, Ike Mrs e H.
Hartman. is going TO devote much OF her
attention to business In the future. But
she is going to mix business and philan-
thropN. II will be remembered that the
late Russell Sage made millions by lend
ing money al high rates of interest. Now.
Mrs. Sage Is going TO establish Il lending
bureau TO allow needy people to borrow
at nominal rate OF interest.
Sets Fashion.
Miss Eleanor Sears OF Boston, who tried
10 walk los miles in tifty-four hours at
BurlinSam. Cal, has always set the
fashion for athletics i'm the Back Bay
section OF Boston. in Newport and in
New York. She plays tennis and golf.
owns sailing yacht. owns several
blooded polo ponies. rides horseback con-
stantly and goes in for every other form
OF outdoor life possible.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt have
gone abroad. but only for a short visit
They will occupy "A cottage al Newport
coming very active Mrs. Henry G.
Phipps. who was Miss Gladys Mills. will
arrive IN June to spend the summer at
Newport
Speaking of Mr.. Bishop reminds me
that Newport II going in for aviation
this year Wilbur Wright VIII open AN
aviation school III the Rhode Island re-
sort and doubtless win have many pu-
pills from the fashionable families gath
cred there.
Society Is hoping that rumor is cor
| rect in saying that Mrs. Vanderbilt will
| open "The Breakers at Newport this
| summer. 1t Is said that her daughter.
| Countess Szcchenyl will be there also
| during the season.
WnhnG Spencer. son OF Mrs. John
| Thompson Spencer Of Philadelphia and
u friend of Alfred Vanderbilt. has Just
| been appointed third secretary OF en-
bassy at ST, Petersburg