The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
[garetta Drexel Will Quit America


her husband will not Join her abroad
until the middle of May. Mrs. Corey
will prepare the French chateau for
the living quarters of both herself and
her husband. Her sailing and her plans
seem to put at rest the rumors which
have been in circulation for some time
that the chateau is to be sold.
Interested in Theatricals.
Fashionable Newport is just now IN
terested in an amateur theatrical enter
tainment to be given carly this month
for the animal refuge. Mrs. Lorillard
Spencer, Jr.. who likes Newport so
well that she maintains n winter cot
tage there. viii take the leading part:
The comedy is called "Mrs. Bob, -
and Mrs. Spencer, who is remarkably
handsome young woman, will play. the
principal role A number of others,
some of whom deferred their spring
trips to Europe for the occasion, Will
lend social prestige to the cast,
Famous Board No More.
I have 1T from a very eminent au.
thority that the once famous Newport
"board of social strategy is no more.
Two seasons ago it was composed of
Mrs o. II. p Belmont. Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish and Mrs. Oelrlchs. Mrs.
Fish has apparently withdrawn from
society TO a great extent; Mrs, Belmont
has withdrawn almost wholly in favor
of the suffrage movement, and Mrs,
Oelrichs is transferring her social al
legiance to London. However, the com
ing summer at Newport Will not be
dead. The younger set will play a
more important role than ever before.
Will Live in Hungary
| don t know of an engagement
which entailed so many complimentary
dinners and dances and luncheous as
that of Count Anton Sigray and Miss
Harriet DAILY, Both here and in Wash
ington the festivities were kept up for
weeks. The honeymoon of the Young
couple will be spent upon the continent,
and they will make their future home
in Hungary. This removes from Ameri !
ca another heiress who has graced the
so-called Four Hundred,
Brief Mention.
The journey of John Jacob Astor
abroad may have its complications if
he should chance to remain for any
length of time at the same resort
where Mrs. Astor has elected to live,
Ever since her divorce proceedings Mrs,
Astor has been living abroad. / have
it from very certain authority that
she will make her home In Europe for |
some time, although Col, John Jacob,
her former husband, has taken over
Beechwood cottage at Newport, where
he and his son viii spend the summer.
Birdie Goelet IS list of big clubs in.
clude but thirteen this year, whereas
last year he was a member of fourteen.
The important-the Union. kuicker
booker, Metropolitan and Racquet-are
still on it, The club dropped is the |
Brook However, the Brook VIII |
doubtless continue TO flow upon its
placid course.
Miss Mary Hartman, daughter OF |
.he late 4, II, Hartman, is becoming |
an ardent sportswoman. Miss Harri /
man is now with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert |
l.. Gerry at the Plains in Fir- |
gipia The "Plains,'' ] might say. is !
an elegantly stocked game preserve in
the fastnesses of the Blue mountains,
of Miss Gladys Torrance Benjamin,
daughter of Park Benjamin. 10 Fred |
erick Worth Goddard of New York. |
Miss Benjamin is granddaughter of
Park Benjamin, the poet, and grand !
niece of John Lothrop Motley, the |
historian and ambassador 10 Holland
The Countess S2echenyi, who, with
her husband, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, for two
months, has departed for home, l un
derstand that both the count and
countess will return later and will |
spend some time in the Vanderbilt cot
tape in Newport this summer.
President Taft s niece, Mrs. George
Snowdeu, and her husband, delayed .
their Homecoming from Europe, where
they have been spending their honey
moon Mrs. Snowden 8 mother, Mrs.
Henry Waters Taft, accordingly post
poned her departure.
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