The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

4 LTHOUGH social entertaining in
IA Salt Lake society at the present
time is not being carried ont on an
elaborate scale, nevertheless there is
steady undercurrent of sOciability
where the strictly Informal reigls.
The society circles in the city are
fortunate IN the presence Of nuaber
OF young matrOns, former society
bellies, who are visiting in their girl
hood homes. and for whom many
pleasant social gatherings are planned
The latest addition is the arrival OF
Mrs. Robert n Campbell, wife OF
Lieutenant Campbell of Wort Du Point
Delaware, who is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. NJ ]. Cheesman at the
Walker farm. II is the first home
coming of Mrs Campbell, formerly
Miss Beatrice Cheesman. since her
marriage three years ago, which was
one of the brilliant military affairs in
Salt Lake society
Mrs. r. h. Allen. wife Of Captain
Allen Of Governors Island. who. as
Miss Stella Mcintyre. was a social ia
VOrite, is at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Mcintyre
Mrs. Arthur @. Hert2ler of Pennsyl-
vania has been spending the summer
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs w. H
Mcintyre, in their beautiful home in
the city
Mrs. ROyden +. Beebe. formerly
Miss sara Reid Park. who viii soon
Join her husband, Lieutenant Beebe.
at Fort LeavenwOrth. Kansas, is at
home with her parents in salt Lake
City.
After an absence Of three years in
the national capital. Mr.. and Mrs,
Horace Holly smith have returned to
Salt Lake for a time. where Mrs.
Smith who, before her marriage. as
Miss Louise hanson. was popular in
social and musical circles.
In addition to these interesting
young matrons are bevy of charming
young visiting girls, who are enjoying
life 70 the utmost and receiving all
kinds of attention at the hands Of
their friends
Among these may be mentioned
Mis-. Ruth Chapman of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, who is a popular young
guest at the +. j. Fabian home. Miss
Margaret Bache Of Los Angeles, the
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. McGurrin
OF the Bransford; Miss Pauline Terry.
who is visiting her brother l.. l. Ter
~, Miss AiVina Eisenmann of San
Francisco. who win spend the month
with her cousins al the Thomas j. Os-
Oakland. who, as the guest of Mr. end
Mrs Richard A keyes. has been he
center OF much social interest; Miss
Eva Larabie, who returns soon after
q delightful visit with her schOolmate,
Miss Marguerite Richmond, and Miss
Rave Dryer of Indianapolis, the young
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder
for the last week on her way TO her
home in Indianapolis, after spending
the summer on the Pacific coast. Miss
Marie Odel has been entertaining two
charming young schoOlmates from the
east for the last few weeks in Bright
ON, who will remain for some time
longer in the city at the George T.
Odell home.
With the usual number Of social
events scheduled for the brides-elect
of the late summer and early fall and
the early return Of the scattered mem
bers Of society, when cottagers and
campers viii begin 10 fold their tents
and quietly steal back to their COM
Portable city homes. together with the
farewell entertainments always in or
der for our college girls and boys. who
viii leave for their schools and col
leges, there win be small reason to
complain OF the dearth of social fune-
tions during the weeks 10 come.
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Two interesting events of the last
week rather out Of the ordinary run
have been largely patronized by all
sorts and conditions of society, name
y the circus the early part Of the
week, when, from personal Observa-
ton, il would seem that no one could
possibly have been left at home, when
all generations were represented. Yes
terday afternoon. at the ball game
played in Walkers field by the rep
resentatives OF the Alta and University
clubs in the cause Of charity. such a
gathering OF salt Lakes exclusive So
ciety has not been witnessed since the
last charity ball The presence Of the
strictly feminine added much 10 the
success and enthusiasm of the remark
able game.