The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23

Iue tHat WV h'SA
formal kinds of social activity
are out of season, the city has
heen very CAV in innumerable
WAYS the past few days, the
condition being due largely to the
fact that there are more than the
usual number of ont of town visitors
being entertained in one, way or an
other BY their local friends. The COM
ing of Ma ior and Mrs. Sydney a. Go
man. long heraded. was the reason Tor
many delightful affairs, among them
lake party, n large and elaborate din'
ner. a tea and several motor trips out
OF town besides the reception or last
evening.
The many Young girls who are vlSl-
tors in the city or are expected shortIN
together with their hostesses are Keep
ing things of an informal nature mum
ming even through the warm days, but
MANY of them, formed into house par
ties, will 90 to the Brighton or TO the
nearby CANYONS for the remaining SIX
weeks or more OF the summer. Inc
return Of the regiment. even broken up
as il is, WAS the sign for many things
in the army set. and although no con
ccrted action has been taken TO wei
come the officers home, the individual
friends have been kept busy greeting
Not the least in the attractions OF
the past week were the several per
formances of "Pinafore. and II will
be long before Salt Lake sees more
ideal entertainment in more delightful
surroundings. The perfectly arranged
theater, the almost fsirly.Hke setting
of the whole enhancing affair was Ike
a Midsummer Night S Dream and
it is rot 10 be wondered at that the
IS HrSt
1t was good news to the Salt Lskers
who have watched the progress of the
talented voung Utah girl Hazel Dawn
(Tout) TO learn OF the possibility Of
her coming to Salt Lake TO spend
brief vacation with the Richards fam.
ily here. Although "Tbe Pink Lady
is running through the summer season:
Miss Dawn has been promised brief
rest of fortnight, and she has writ
ten to Mrs. Dewey Richards here that
size will surely make Salt Lake her oh.
iective point rs soon as the time is
decided upon Those who have been
there say that there is nothing in New
York at present which is absorbing the
attention Of the whole population like
The Pink Lady and Miss Dawn has
won recognition moi alone in profes-
siousl way, but socially. too, with her
NOnltIl VI Npl'P anu HtI sun utIt
wonderful charm. The three girls, Miss
Hazel and her two older sisters. Nan
ME ard Margaret. are in the Richards
apartment at 6lI West Forty-fourth
street. in New York. when they are
IN town, but every possible moment is
spent at the country place of the Sells
family on LoT7 Island. Miss Dawn
has Just been presented with the very
handsomcst violin TO be obtained in
New York by the management of
1.-The Pink Lady
The old question, "Why is a chap
erone!' Is not puZzling one to the
hosts or young people who go TO
Brighton in house parties large or small
these summer days. If it is found that
no chaperone for one particular house
is available CONSERVATION rcigns-but
not because of any impropricty at all
oh. no. II is because it has always
been the custom at this popular place
~ pat upon the ''chaperoue all the
really necessary work and all the little
disagrecable tasks which others hate
to do when out for q good time. OF
course there are exceptions to al rules.
bat this Is one TO which the executions
are few. One clever hostess devised q
scheme by which she made il extreme
ly pleasant for n party of girls and in.
c.dentalIY planted the seeds of al least
small measure of consideration for
others. by dividing up the work among
n dozen of them so that no one was
imposed upon. Her scheme was 10 cut
the cards for partners and have set
of partners for each meal-not to cook,
that S too serious a business, but to
do the lncideutals on which so much of
camping happiness depends.
city in the past few DAYS are Major
and Mrs. sydney A. Cloman of the
United States army who are on their
way to their new army post at Fort
Brady, Mich. and have spent the past
four days in town greeting Mrs. Clo-
mans former friends. They are at the
Hotel Utah and will be till Monday
when they leave TO go to Michigan,
Major Cloman has been for the past