The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
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II IL b0N
.it Of human nature Tor
mink she is better dressed
/ 1bor, but the qnimpaired
|by the black evening
fbe call for something
| fully illustrated in the
mong those who have
fheir preference for the
, <lsck in evening gowns
'ss Won Bernstorff, Mrs.
+ Nsyer, Mrs. Stephen
w. Pettus, Miss Can
|, ,4erbert Wadsworth. But
ii Miss Gladys Hinckley,
y IL the belle of the sea-
|ss. shows a preference
[;le Mrs. Bryce, wife Of
III <assador, often appears IN
q "a red. Mrs. John Lind
\. ,|fen appears in steel gray
.>oh Crawford has a de-
NIfor white. 1t has been
He bigger functions that
4 being worn this season.
hns Horsewomen.
k,4any ardent horsewomeD
ma 10 Miss Sallie Davis
e belongs the distinction
Mined by President Taft
K ,ufiful and accomplished
k.Irer had seen. Miss Gil
|,I,er OF Col. William Addi-
a. the Sixteenth Virginia
Confederate army. Col.
close relative of JEFF
land the blood of the
fhe Beales. as well as
rises, flow in Miss Sal
lshe was at home in the
Efts soon as she could walk,
IA she was out of her
e among the best tennis
ers in the south, besides
.lsually strong swimmer,
, her best on a horse, and
e few who can lead her
F 6eld she seldom has ap-
show ring without car
+ share of the prizes. She
me championship ribbon,
z Ind show. this fall with
horse that is the head of
ms stud at Oak Ridge,
II and also took blue rib
other classes.
gEeet Charity.
HON of "Cinderella - at
i heater on Tuesday night
l. of the National Homeo-
81 will be one Of the most
|t of the season. Every
2 10 make this event shine
s Among the patroncsses
/, e Huff, Mrs. Stephen B.
/ lanes Mcmillan, Mrs. H.
4 Inns, Mrs. George Pull.
EsIk Anderson, Mrs. Samuel
"a. C. Barney, Mrs. Emile
/ Hrs. William Henry, Mrs
Mrs. Robert Roosevelt.
1. Ritter, Mrs. T: Dewitt
+. John B. Henderson, Mrs.
sjohill, Mrs. G. III. Hoar,
& lehman, Mrs. Matthew B.
|sleh Legare, Mrs. Clarence
|r){rs. p. Lee Phillips. a
= ainted programme will be
+ member of the audience,
b Of the aforementioned
present, many OF them
= ut Of University.
|althe benefit of the George
J. tIyersity, held last night,
affair. Seldom does the
Ia ballroom Of the New
I ueh q magnificent as.
d |harcd there. Among the
! 10 were present were
Berustorff. wife of the
5sdor; Mrs. J. Franklin
81 De Bode, Mrs. Edison
Brewer, Mrs. r. c. Bull
,NYrows, Madame Calve,
T Mrs. Gordon Cummings,
zfane, Mrs. Chauncey De.
Hfude Davidge, Mrs. w.
+ Stephen Benton Elkins,
Edison, Mrs. G. o. Foster
Nv. Foster.
moon Cut Short.
T William Phillips Of the
bassy ut London has
r. Curzon street, opposite
b Marlborough IS mansion,
hce His marriage with
Astor Drayton of Now
,te this week in London.
Don will necessarily be
10. Phillips is the acting
nbassy in the absence of
[ gid, and must be on duty
of the new parliament
Z Owing to Mrs. White
>ing away the important
~ of presenting Ameri-
n the first court of the
Z TO the bride within a
her marriage.
I zee IN Washington have
+ sonne time now in the
= is not necessary for the
Iomen of this city to
/ reads about the cost Of
qey are the wives and
nillionaires, but it shows
nAntable spirit. Some Of
were quite trenchant.
Mrs Oliver, wife Of the
secretary Of war, ex~
fophecy that the middle
soon become as down.
peasantry of Europe un-
we're curbed,
, onal Mention.
81 is evidenced in the
aptials of Harry J. Mil
~ to Miss Katherine Nc
snurg. Miss McCook is
I lilis +, McCook, a rich
ISei man Of Pittsburg.
4 "lll be an event of June,
OF Washington people
Miss McCook is visiting
onco, widow of the late
/ sHoor, accompanied by
ma TWO sons, sailed yes
azli by public steamer,
xa9staae of the kind offer
ait. who placed his pri-
~ Mayi!ower, at her dis
I sister Of Mrs, Henry,
entative Henry of Texas,
winter in Washington.
shas visitors at the capi.
u1aank, Mrs; Lundes, Mrs.
md Mrs Sol,+o