The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26


and was as good in some respects, ms
tunnel.
Mrs. MacVeagh's IS days at homo are
always extensively patronized, she has
such nice things and does such nice
things. She sits beside her own tea
table, and with her own hands makes
the cup of tea for her caller. Her tea
service is of solid gold, which IS in
keeping with the richness of the draw
ing-room. And she doesn't do like
other people and serve cakes and
sandwiches with her tea. but she has
hot corn dodgers brought in every few
minutes. which are considered to be
the most fascinating Wand served any
where in town.
Invited to this wonderful party last
week were a number of oihclal fox,
among them Senator and Mrs. Suther.
land of Salt Lake City, Senator md
Mrs Newlands of Nevada, and Senator
Warren of Wyoming.
Last Friday Representative and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth celebrated their
wooden wedding. They were married
five years ago, and their friends rallied
round them with every kind of
wooden utensil In the dictionary and
out. They had everything, from
wooden spoon 70 great big kitchen
cabinet And they had some very
rare pieces of bric-a brac. There were
not very many people at the party.
bur they had lot of fun. Miss Ethel
Roosevelt was the only member of the
bride S family who was present. She
is in town TO he an attendant at
real wedding this week. +.
A contemporary OF Miss Helen Taft
in the debutante class, who is sharing
many of the good things which como
to the White House bud, is lovely
young girl from the Golden West, Miss
Elizabeth Hicks of Los Angeles, Cal.
winter of her relatives, Representative
and Mrs. John W. Dwight, is a very
charming young person indeed: She
has made her bow to society this win
ter since she has been in Washington,
and has been a guest at every very
smart function which has been given
TO the young folks this season. Miss
Hicks was one of the dancers at the
MacVeagh party last week.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
of Salt Lake City were among the
guests at a dinner given last week by
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew.
Others in the company were Mr.. JUS
tice and Mrs. Harlan, Senator and Mrs.
| Carter, Representative and Mrs. Ham
ilton Fish and number of other dis
| tinguished folk.
| AT brilliant dinner last week IN
honor of the speaker of the house,
given by the President and Mrs. Taft,
/ Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot and
Senator and Mrs. Hepburn were among
| the honored guests. The table decora-
| tions were very beautiful and spring.
| hn hn5n
| jonquils and maidenhair ferns.
Mrs. Harold Smoot, the attractive
young daughter-in-law of Senator and
| Mrs. Smoot, will be the guest in com
! pliment to whom Mrs. Perry Miller
Will give a smart tea next Wednes'
day.
Representative Joseph Howell, rep.
resentative at large of Utah, received
the congratulations and good wishes
of his friends in the house last week
when he celebrated his fifty-fourth
birthday. Representative Howell has
served in congress since the Fifty
eighth.
Colonel E.. ~ Wall and family, who
/ have been spending the winter at the
Willard In Washington, left last week
for New York. Miss Alice Wall and
her sister, Miss Mary Wall, sailed on
Saturday for sojourn in foreign
lands.
Mrs. Reed Smoot was at home in
formally last Thursday at her magpifi
cent home on Connecticut avenue The
drawing rooms and the dining room
being used in the library and red tulips
i'll the dining room and the other
rooms, Mrs, Smoot, who was attired in
Il becoming gown of gray crepe meteor
was assisted in receiving by her youn
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harold Smoot
who was charming in brown crepe dc
chino. Mrs. Smoot's house guest
Madam Hamilton of Salt Lake, left
last week for visit in New York
The bride and bridegroom, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Whitney, who were fol
4 few days the guests Of Mrs. Whit
ney's sister, Mrs Harold Smoot, left
last week, returning to their home il
Salt Lake City. They were much ad
their stay an Washington.
Mr.. Willis L. Eaton of Wyoming ane
Senator George Nixon of Nevada were
two representatives. of the west whC
were AT that delightful affair. the din
ner given by the Gridiron club at tht
Willard last week.
Mrs. Newlands, wife Of the senator
from Reno, New. was n guest last weel
al brilliant dinner given by the Brit
ish ambassador and Mrs. Bryct. at tn,
British embassy. The Austro-Huu
garian ambassador and Baroness Hen
J geImuller, the Belgian minister ant
the Countess de Busseret were among
the notables at the dinner
Nine New Members.
D. r.. Jones. J. A. Christensen, c. o
= Dudley, w. A. Banks. Isadore Selviu