The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

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fellow in his first social season TO be-
ware how he scOrns the debulante and
neglccts her for her elders. Let him
romembcr that she is sure TO grow into
u woman-probably Il pretty onc-and
then will take Il sweet revenge upon
him.
| 1t is also safer for man not to
spccialilc-other women, saith the
cynic, don t like it. To play the social
gamo safely, a fellow should never en-
/ ter into competitive rivalry with an
other fellow. For ono thing, il may
ruf1le his hair in tho gcutfle; but, es-
pecially, should he auppIapt all other
rivals, he may find himself loaded With
all sorts OF responsibilities. No, the
cyuic says, "don = spocializs and keep
/ free -
The season Of 1910 and 1871 will
doubtless be tho gayest the city has ever
had, even Judging at this period before
Thanksgiving day. A series Of four rs
semblies viii assure some delightful
dances. lasting till late in the winter,
and many private parties which arc pro
| iected viii enliven things oven more.
of more limited sets, have been formed
and these will spend many merry hours
in the worship Of Terpsichore. Tho Of
ficers and ladies Of the post, always in
the lead when it comes to social affairs,
havo outlined through tho hop commit
tee n plan for q rather elaborate series
of affairs, including bal poudre, a cot
first affair will be next Friday evening
Just following the Thanksgiving day
festivities, and on that occasion Major
and Mrs. Holley and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Eugene Santschi will receive the
guests.
The immediate future holds msuy de.
]lghtful events In store In the way OF
teas, dinners and lupcheons, among the
first being a large lunc cheon followed
by bridge at the Knox home on Mon
day when Mrs. Knox will entertain q
number of her friends. Mrs Frank l..
Dodge follows on Tuesday with a bridge
tea TO meet her mother and sister. M rs.
Kiser and Miss Kiser or Davenport. la.
Mr. and Mrs. JOY II. Johnson will chris
ten the new Commercial club with
dinner there on. Monday evening TO
a few Of their friends,
The evening affairs Of the week are
numerous, the largest being the recep'
tion and musicale Mt the new CONNER
cial club. which will givo tho members
and their friends and wives q chance
10 inspect the now building aud enjoy
particularly delightful evening at the
same time. The young people will Gu
Joy particularly delightful evening at
the Country club Tuesday night, when
dancing party for the Misses Mary
and Cary Marshall, who havo recently
returned from abroad.
An interesting announcement to many
Salt Jakers is that President Taft has
leased the Peabody estate, picture of
which is shown on this page, for the
! r,s G,r
the nation s executive. The place iB The
estate of the late Henry ". Peabody
uncle Of Alfred %. Peabody Of this city.
and is where Mr.. Peabody spent his boy
hood. II is called IN Beverly terms a
cottage, but IL reallv is a. mansion, sit
uated on hill which overlooks on the
one hand the beautiful Montserrat val.
| Icy aud on tho other tho blue Atlantic.
Thc estate comprises some sixty-fvc
acres, and has trout stream of its own,
magnificent Japanese garden, Il splen-
did tennis court. and room for tho con-
struction Of a pipe-hole golf course,
work on which Will begin in the early
spring. A dense wood extends several
hundred yards back OF the house and
an extensive and interesting green house
will give Mrs. Taft an opportunity to
exercise her love for Horticulture.
The grounds are entered by two long
TO the house. The annoyance both to the
president family and TO his ncigbbors
caused by strangers and the necessary
questioning of the secret service men,
which have been so in evidence with a
cottage directly on the shore, will be
greatly diminished. The grounds are
also entered from the sea with a laud-
ing which is private not far from the
! landing used by the Tafts previously,
and this will mean that no change will
be mado in the moorings of the two
boats. the Mayflowcr and the Sylph,
used by them.
The house is in modern colonial stvle
and contains about twenty roomsS The
wide yeranda across the front of the
house makes it more in reality a summer
White house than could be arranged A
separate entrance will be constructed to
the side which will be used as an e1ecu-
tive office, two large rooms on one side
being particularly well suited to this
purpose.
Salt Lake society folk will have to
make craze instead of a virtue of a
necessity, and go barefoot OF sandal
shod whenever IL wears evening clothes.
Within the past few woeks countless
numbers of the society folk have sought
in vain Tor even the plainest kind Of
footwear to match evening gowns. and
in many cases have sent bnrriedly to
Los Angeles or to Denver for the suit
able shades, and this in view of the
fact that hero shops are well stocked
with the most gorgeous gowns and the
most ELEGANT materials to be found In
the country. There SONS to be no effort
on tho part of the buyers to obtain
wearable shoes at all, except those suit
cd for tho streets. and even in those
styles the supply is limited. When it
comes TO evening shoes the idea seems
to be to. get two samples-onc fit to
clotho the foot Of maiden Of seven
years, and the other suitable for a two
hundred pound beauty, and let it go at
that.
| A very delightful affair of the week
was the bridge tea given Monday at the
| Kerr homo on Harvard avenue when
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