The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11


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Society has awakened to the thought
of doing something really worth while.
Ever since Samuel Newhousc enter
tanned at his beautiful mid summer
nights fete, which was the most suc'
cessful event seen hero in many years
past, the chatter has been incessant
over the lack of large and brilliant So
cal gatherings. The memory OF that
already proved TO be the incentive for
some elaborate entertainments this fall
and winter.
The week has brought forth some IN
teresting announcements, the most In
teresting of which was the one from
Ocean Park. where Boyd Park and his
ing. Mr. Park announces the mar
riage of his daughter to Russell a.
Chaplin of Denver on September Z. Al
though Il surprise the news was none
The less interesting to all the friends of
this popular Salt Lake girl and many
messages and letters of congratulatiou
have found their way to the bright lit
tie city on the Pacific coast Miss Park
is winscme and talented girl who has
a very wide circle Of friends In this
city and has ever been an acknowl-
edged favoTite.
Apropos of the chatter at club and
afternoon tea over Mrs. Lougworth and
her cigarettes as we'll as the local ref
erence to cocktails and smoking, this
story, heard in San Francisco recently,
Will be read with interest. So the tale
runs, man became acquainted with a
charming woman and her husband dur
ing the summer at Burlinghame, while
his wife was away. Upon her return he
suggested calling upon his new acquain-
tances and the formal visit was soon
After the dinner poker with trimmings
seemed to be IN order and the trim
mings consisted in the man being sep
arated from twenty golden dollars while
his wife lost five. AS they sought the
cable car TO return to their apartment
she remarked fAs long as we had
to pay for that dinner ] think I could
have Given better one at home -
William Ingersoll has been greeted
by a score of old and sincere friends
and during the week several bright lit.
tie affairs were given In honor of the
distinguished actor, his wife and mem
bers OF his clever company. AS they
are here permanently they will be quite
an acquisition to society and friendly
relations of the past will be renewed
An event of the week was the mar
riagc OF Miss Mary Copley and James
Hogle IN St Mark IS cathedral on We'd
nesday and many friends will extend
best wishes
Everyone would like to be a member
OF FL Kalah this week to wear the
claws and fez that will entitle them
TO admission into the big tent at Dew
lis Slide. 1t is going to he the most
original stunt ever produced by the To-
cal shrine and will certainly make FL
kalah famous.
Miss Marie Louise Lewis daughter
of former State Senator A. b. Lewis.
was married in Chicago, September IL,
TO Charles Nv. Graham, son OF Con
gressman j. s. Graham of Springfield,
' III. The wedding was performed in
the presence Of few close friends and
relatives. Immediately after the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left for
Champaign. Ill, where they expect TO
make their home temporarily, and
where Mr.. Graham is engaged in the
practice of law. It is their intention,
however. to later come to Utah to make
their permanent home, where tho bride
numbers many warm friends. Mrs. Gra-
ham formerly attended Rowland Hall
where she graduated in 1907. winning
the Bishop Spalding gold medal
The various women S clubs are again