The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04

House have devolved, has shown her
self fully competent for the task and
is most charming and graceful
| hostess.
The diplomatic corps is rapidly com
pletins its arrangements for the estab-
lshment OF summer capitals. Here is the
list so far 1t is has been definitely arr
ranged: British. Bar Harbor: French.
chesterby the Sea: Russian. Manchester
by-the-S Sea; Italian. Manchester-b by the
Sea; Mexican. Magnolia Mass; Turkish.
l3elport, Mass, Austria, Bar Harbor:
zuela. Bar Harbor; Netherlands. Bar
Harbor; Argentine. Buena Vista. Pa:
Persian: Gloucester. Mass; Greek. Bar
HaTnori hs psiEi5n Slamess & Goueseter Mass
Rican. Peruvian, Colombian. Saliva
dorean, Haitian and Dominican legations
Will not be moved from Washington this
summer.
The Japanese ambassador the Chilean
and Brazilian charge d'affaires and the
Spanish. Nicaraguan, Swedish. Portu-
guese, Panaman. Bolivian and Cuban
ministers have not completed their plans
for the summer
President Taft's rebuke to the board
OF governors of the Metropolitan club for
refusing TO receive three OF the prominent
members OF congress, continues TO be
an engrosslng subject of conversation in
official and club circles and a revolt in
the Metropolitan club is already under
way. senator kOo1 OF New I 0rk Is lead
ing the opposition TO a clique OF men
In Washingtons S most famous social or
2anlzaton. who are attempting to dis
count brains and achievement in favor OF
socta! perqustes and glamor.
When the fact came out about two
weeks ago that the governing body OF
the exclusive organization had refused
admission TO Representative Martin W.
Senator Newlands and Thomas Nelson
Page. official Washington asked in vain
for the cause that prompted their ac-
ton. The members of the board ntimat-
ed that Littleton was too aggressive q
politician" to be admitted. Following
closely upon the Littleton episode came
OF West Virginia had been turned down
because, rumor had it, he was a self
made man. The last member Of CON
gress TO be refused admission was
not actually placed before the board as
his friends received an intimauon that
II would receive unfavorabIe action.
Clerks in the Club.
The membership of the club ranges all
the way from the president of the United
men. r. Lee Phillips. an active member
OF the club. is clerk in the library OF
congress. Eugene Bibb Wills. another ac-
tive member. is clerk in the geological
The first episode OF national Importance
which the club furnished was when Ad-
niral Dewey resigned as president, fol-
lowing the Schlay court Of inquiry. Ad-
miral Dewey submitted a minority report
In which he praised Schley as the hero OF
Santiago and held him blameless OF mis-
conduct His two fellow members on the
court censured Schley. An internal dis
pute in the Organization resulted in the
admiral OF the navy resignng. Following
this came the refusal OF the board OF
governors to act favorably on General
Corbin's application. A number of ugly
rumors emanated from the club about the
old warrior. His friends were indignant
They withdrew his application
There are at present twenty two sena-
tors on the active roll, and twelve repre-
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Barker Of Chevy
Chase, recently gave Il house party
Among her guests vs~re Miss Lula Dean
tones OF Atlanta, Miss Dorothy Hypcs OF
OHIO, MISS Netris Currey Of Indiana Miss
Rebecca Searles Of Mississippi. Mrs B. F.
Peace OF Virginia Mrs, l.. r. Cowan and
MtSs Aubrey Cowan OF Mississlnni