The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

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The first week in October, although
with few of the more formal aaairs OF
society time, has been rather brisk
one in the giddy circles devoted TO
pleasure, The presence in the city OF
several charming visitors has lent much
10 the social tone. and numerous AFFAIRS
small or large have been gwen IN
their honor. Among ihe more noted
visitors are Mrs. Russell A, Chapln OF
Los Angeles, who as Miss Margarct
Park was one Of Salt Lake S most
loved and admired young ladies'; MIS-
j r. Cosgrif, who has come here as
bride and has already made an I'M
preston with her beauty and charm liz
the circles in which she has been re
ceivcd, Miss Scott of New York, =
harming woman, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff, has
made wide circle of friends in he'
brief stay. Miss Palmer of Philadcl
phia is another charming young woman
been the reason for several delightful
affairs.
Perhaps the most important event IN
social circles is the homecoming OF
Colonel and Mrs Edwin +. Holmes. aft
Ter a long absence extending over two
wears, broken only by brief visits. The
reopening OF the Amelia palace, with
its splendid art gallery and wonderful
art treasures, will add much to the in.
Ia Dtor stlI
events, and some unique entertainments
which are being planned by Mrs.
Holmes will also enllven society eX-
istence for the winter.
The tennis tournament has lent much
interest 10 the Country club S events,
the game being still in progress. The
mixed foursomes in golf, which Will be
PLAYED the coming week. will draw a
good MANY spectators to the club aud
with the midweek luncheon Wednesday
and the dinner and dance on Saturday
evening, the club Will be busy enough
place.
The week Just opening offers more in
the matter of luncheons and teas than
the past. the week beginning with a
luncheon at the Alta club tomorrow, at
which Mrs. ". +. James will be the
hostess and Mrs. Chaplin the guest OF
honor. Mr., and Mrs. Edwin .. How
ard will entertain tomorrow evening
with dinner at their homo for Mr.,
and Mrs J. +. Cosgriff. Mrs. j. NJ.
Bidwel will be the hostess at a tea
for her mother, Mrs. NJ. s. Woodward.
during the afternoon. Miss Edgarda
Wedgwood will entertain with lunch !
con on Tuesday for Miss June White
more. who will also be the honor guest
al a luncheon given Wednesday by Miss /.
Helen Evans Mrs. Thomas Weir will
entertain at an elaborate tea at her
home on Friday afternoon, and the time
before. after and between will be
fillcd with the autumn weddings, of
which there are many.
In view of the popularity Of the
Dewey Richards family here. as we'll as
in New York. where they now make
their home the following, taken from
the New York Evening Telegram, will
Lake friends. who. however. viii not
be surprised TO learn Of the housewifely /
skill which goes hand in hand with 9th
or talents:
No longer can the cynics and the 1
scoffers assert with any conviction that |
the domesticity of the suffragette is !
waning. or that she is not as capable /
as her stay ut homo sister TO prepare
a meal and bake loaf OF bread which
70 make
The cynic and scoffer has had his in
ming Now the suffragette, well accus- |
toned 20 the intimation that her dab |
bling in politics has lost TO her the art
of housekeeping, has hers. And she has
routed her adversary, has proved that
sbe still retains her domestic science
and can prepare as fine loaf as any
of ''mother s.
Mrs. +. Dewey Richards, sutfragette,
writer of short stories and withal a
housckeeper. Of No. 6l7 West l44th
street, by virtue of loaf of bread that
she baked is acclaimed the best suf
fragette bread maker in Manhattan.
She competed in bread making contest
in which only suffragottes were eligible
at the pure food show. Her product,
tasted and examined by the suffragette
Judges, was declared the best that any
Manhattan suffragette baked.
Long smarting under the charge that
they are fast losing the art of domestic