The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01


ionablc thronc is concerned and bar
ring the motor trips daily TO the Coun'
try club. the passing days are quite
without interest.
At the Alta club Saturday it was said
that Clarence Mccormick intends to re-
turn to Salt, Lake this summer, and If
this bulletin can be verified there VIII
be something doing, for while resi-
dent of Salt Lake. Clarence usually
was among those who took the lnlatlve
and social life was added TO by hls
presence.
The presence of Mrs J. Pierpont
Morgan and her daughter was an event
that created topic of conversation
over the teacups and while few had
the opportunity of greeting the distin-
guished representatives Of wealth IT
was not because of the absence of de
sire, but rather the lack Of opportu'
ntv Samuel Newhouse returned on
Friday evening and took the visitors
to Bingham Saturday, they continuing
their trip eastward in the afternoon
The coming of Muude Adams will he
the one event of Importance this week,
and the first night audience will no
doubt be duplicated by the matinee for
the Orphans home. On this day thc
fashionable world will be out, and the
gowns are going TO be quite feature.
While large number of Salt Lakers
have never had the pleasure Of meet
ing Miss Adams, yet one and all looK
upon her as their own, and the friendly
welcome therefore Will be general
The Young ladies in charge of the
dance at the Odcop, in connection with
the annual Mothers day exercises,
promise an event of some Importance,
and it will he quite the most fashion
able gathering of the early summer.
The correspondents who write space
kilograms from Reno are having reg
uar harvest and the elfetc journals
of the east. TO whom Reno is but a
name, are exploiting an exclusive Keno
society. imaginary literary clubs. smart
sets, and all the other associations that |
90 to make up the real social whlrl.
And all these cultured and educated
circles Of Reno arc combining accord |
ing 10 the teleoramS appearing IN the |
eastern papers, to snub the famous fem
inine representatives of New YORK |
wealth and society, if they arc IN Reno |
to secure divorce, Those OF the west,
who are in the habit of stopping over
at Reno between trains on the way TO
Tonopah or some other point. and who |
the keenest enjoyment of the reported
doings Of the haut ct bon of the well
known town in Nevada.
The event of the weed in local
women S clubs was dramatic day of
the Ladies Literary club, in which
the chef d louvre of the programme was
the satire, bringing in many Of the
grea: heroines of the drama. 1t was
given entirely In a spirit of fun and
was not only clever but one OF the
best things yet done by the club.
The week at the Country club was
quite CAV and the attendance was quite
large. The golf and tennis players arc
season is proving most successful and
profitable ono for the club.
Now that the spring hat has served !
ITS purpose, society is turning It's eyes !
TO the proper headgear for June. and
at one of the hat emporlums down
town was seen during the week a
gathering of the most prominent maids
and matrons OF the city, busy in "talk
ing and selecting hat. The new
STYLES inst received are simply bewitch
ing. and what a revelation they Will be
during the early days of June!
'nW mas been the faNOrlte color |
lor rdal attendants this spring, and
he familiar white and green dccora-
ions have given place TO those Of daft
lndils and nsrcissus or lilies of the |
ALLEY Azalcas in the most delicate
pink and white are also very popular |
FOR decorating chanccls and houses.
Desperate efforts are now made to
gvoid the conventional wedding gift of |
at glass, silver or china, lu fact, near
tclatives Of either bride or bridegroom
generally present the pair with chest |
of silver so elaborate and comprehen-
slve that odd bits of sterling ware as
individual gifts are apt TO be dupli- |
?ated in tho chest
One thoughtful ''best man. sent the
bride a silver plate or salver for hold |
ng the wedding cake and silver han