The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

The week past has been rather light
In the line of society events, most OF
the affairs being of the informal and
hurried kind, except perhaps the hop
at the post. which was quite the most
delightful dancing affair given there
in many years. This was partly due
to the fact that the crowd was not by
any means large. but was really Sc
lect, and partly due to the rare hospl-
tality of the post people, coupled win
the graciousness of the garrison ladies'
Then, too. the general in whose honor
the affair was given, instead or beng
of the formal set type, was very happy
in the midst of dancing throng and
enjoyed every dance on the program,
dancing with all the grace and the
enjoyment of Young West Pointer.
The autumn question of getting back
into the entertaining line having been
fairly settled by the last week in Sep
temher, the one Just beginning VIII be
much brisker in the matter of teas,
etc. and number of such affairs are
already planned ahead. The motif for
two affairs OF the early week is Miss
Florence Palmer of Philadelphia. who
is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs, Union
thur H. S. Bird will give a tee on
Monday afternoon and Mrs. Jack Tay
lor luncheon at the Country club on
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Kiser
will entertain few young people on
Tuesday evening TO meet Miss Margaret
Dills, who is resting this week from
her theatrical work. Mrs. Florence *.
Woodruff Will he the hostess on Monday
at large tea at her home on Twelfth
East street and the Misses Gertrude
and Irene Hanson will entertain at n
~ T.@1. 10, tha,r h1
Critchlow apartments for Mrs. Robert
Campbell Mrs. ]. A. Greenewald will
give luncheon on Thursday for doz'
en- or so OF the friends of Mrs. Arthur
Behal, formerly Miss Helen Bamberger.
The week will probably close with a
rather more elaborate dinner and dance
at the Country club. although the sched-
ule of dinner dances ends with Septem-
ber- The club is so much moro attrac-
tive at this season of the year that
many of the members are clamoring TO
have it held open with a regular sched |
ule for al least the beautiful month of
October. and it is likely that they will
win at least 10 the extent of having
the dinner and dance on the first day |
Of that month
Little Orfer Nannies come from New
York TO rest
be an awful pest.
And when a; night the skeeters drive |
the boarders all away.
She talks about the latest STYLES straight |
from Rude Della Pay.
She says no stylish girl would think OF |
putting on a skirt
That didn't squeeze about the knees and |
ankles till il hurt.
She says. Wen all he waddling, shut
0inS like we had the gout,
For the Hobble Skirt'I get YOU If you
don't watch out Life
The usual exhilaration attendant on
the millinery openings has characterized
the past week The joy that beams from
r new hat is the most exuberant that !
has been in evidence, and as one girl
remarked early in the week, "You
cant expect the social proposition to
take definite form till YOU get your
hats. =? This is more full Of meaning
than IS at first apparent, for the head
gear this fall is of such wondrous pro.
portions that many nj the most elegant
affairs VIII have to be arranged to suit
II rather than that it be chosen for the
function.
Most poor men deplore the cost OF n
hat enough where the hat comes in
single STYLES. and most men whether
hey paw millinery bills or only admire