The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
Others Likewisa Missed.

Others Likewise Missed.
Senator and Mrs. Burkett have oc.
cupled q conspicuous place among the
young hosts in their circle, and Mrs.
Burkett has always been peculiarly ac.
tive as a hostess and as a progressive
woman IN every way.
Mrs Nathan Bay Scott is among
those who will be particularly missed.
She has become quite factor in tho
luncheon and dinner giving set. and has
made host of friends, whom she is
generous In entertaining She and the
senator have spent their winter at the
New Willard, but have entertained
Just as frequently as though they had
their own homo.
First German Of Winter.
Mrs. Taft will receive for the bache-
loTs at their first german of the win
ter, which will be given at the New
WIZARD on Wednesday, January 4. Tt
Is the custom of the bachelors to com.
pliment ofhcial circles at their first ger
man. of each season, diplomatic circles
at their second, and resident circles at
their third, which concludes the series.
The woman who acts as hostess for the
committee at each ball in the series
represents in turn these three circles
This will be the second time the chate-
laine of the White House has done the
aohotp LII CuC DdCuelUTH III LQe1T OPEN
ing ball. Mrs. Roosevelt received for
them two years ago.
Debutaute Season On.
The debutantc season started Thanks.
giving day with the coming out of
Miss Elizabeth Mason Collins, daugh
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Collins
Miss Gertrude Grooly has selected No
vember 20, and Miss Louise HELEN the
3Oth, at small tea at the family resi-
dence on Corcoran street Miss Ida
Norment Smith, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Odel 8. Smith, will be presented
at tea, 5 to Z, November 80, which
will be given at the Smith residence,
1851 sixteenth street, and will be fol
lowed that evening by a dinner and
dance at Rauscher g. Miss Helen Hen
drick will be presented by her mother,
Mrs, David Stewart Hendrick, Decem-
Der 2, Miss Marion Edmoustou King
has chosen the 9th, Miss Ruth Larmer
the 7th. Miss Adelaide Culp and Miss
Julia Whiting the Sth, Miss Dorothy
| Decide the 10th, Miss Amy Richardson
the 18th, Miss Mildred Bason the same
date. Miss Doris Haywood the 18th,
Miss Marie Ray the 18th, also Miss
Helena Smith, Miss Alice Wright the
! 18th, which date has also been taken
by Miss Flea Portner Dates for q
dozen others are as yet unannounced
and several of the parties will go over
to January,
In Honor Brides Elect.
Mrs. Charles Luther Bowman enter
taincd at luncheon today in honor of
two bridcs-elcct. Mrs. May Allan Jor-
dan of Mt Pleasant and Miss Annie
X, Dovell of Front Royal, Va. Mrs
Jordan went TO New Orleans, where she
Twas married Saturday, November 10, at
noon, TO J. r. Leguence of Beaumont
Tex. Miss Dovell will be married to
ary IL.
Is Popuar Woman.
Miss Mamie Randolph -Heth. who
was unanimously elected president Of
the Southern Relief society, is so well
known at the national capital that the
greatest enthusiasm has followed the
announcement, not only among the
members Of the society, but her friends
in every walk of life. Her parents
the late General and Mrs Harry Heth
assisted IN the formation of the SO
ciety, and the latter was its first presi-
dent, so that their daughter has come
again TO the position which she had
so ably and gracefully filed in the past
The annual balls under the auspices OF
the society have grown from simple
dances TO a recognized notable occasion
of each winter. Last year S ball, which
liant event. Mrs. William L. Dennis,
who was president of the society last
year, received the guests, assisted by
several women in the official circle.
Every indication points TO an equally
successful one in 1911, II will be held
about the middle Of January the exact
| date to be shortly announced.