The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30

wherever he goes, be it at a hotel or
a club. Not long ago, some new ac-
uuaintances, not being "wise to this
trait OF his, asked to meet his friend.
Being good fellow, he was glad TO in
troducc them to the car, and they liked
her. society. Some very appropriate
names might he suggested in local So
cieiy for some of the best known cars
in town.
4 bunch OF Denver society girls have
banded themselves together and formed
what they call i "Beau Not" club,
their action being provoked. 1T seems,
Wad - club among the young men. IT
seems that the girls have serious OBJ
jections To the sterner sex having
.'times' or otherwise without them,
and claim that it is only stinginess
which prompts the men 10 any sort of
social affair in which the fair ones
are not included Surely there must be
two sides to such q dispute. and of
course the two sets are presenting the
two sides, II would seem that with
all the dove parties the maidens and,
indeed, the matrons are in the habit
of giving surely the men-God bless
them-havc some excuse for thinking
up n few little affairs which are really.
truly exclusive. An anxious public will
await with interest the outcome of the
armed truce which is said TO exist be-
tween the beaux and the bellies of Den
yer s smart set
The usual large and extensive crops
of June weddings is beginning to be
forecasted, Cupid having been busy on
the job even through the Lenten sea
son, when some of the active forces in
society life were supposed TO be at rest.
The number of such events already an
nounced is far in excess Of the usual
June output, but there are many more
which will be announced, it is under
stood, before the end Of May Some of
these are OF the truly romantic order,
one having been only three DAYS in
for the informal announce
ment of The engagement. They met
by chance the usual way and it was
a case of love at first SIGHT on both
sides, so they are telliI@ and the
affair will be ready for the formal an
nouncement very shortly.
4 most elaborate event of Yesterday,
and one which was thoroughly enjoy
able. was the luncheon at the Alta club.
at which Mrs. j. w. Christy entertained
forty of her friends, assisted by her
sister, Mrs. w, II. Paul The decora
lions We're all Ion the MAY day order,
May baskets for spring flowers form
ing the making of most attractive
table, On the long oval table one large
May basket was used as center deco
ration, and two smaller ones at the
ends filled that space Smaller baskets
were nj each place, the whole giving
the table a most attractive appearance.
What promises to he most import
ant society event of the week will be
Z In nlf Of 'rhn Of =
next Friday afternoon AT the Colonial
theater, Already most Of the boxes
are disposed of. Mrs. w. S. Giesy, Mrs
Iohn T.. Cowan, Mrs. \. II. Peabody
and Mrs. Walter Tuttle having taken
boxes to entertain parties Of friends.
Mrs. Charles w. Watson will entertain
a large party of friends and Miss Car
lotta Jennings will also have a party.
Mrs. Wilford MoyIe entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home Tues
day afternoon, when four tables of
bridge were played. and later a dozen
more friends came in to tea. The deco
ratloDS were of green and white, great
brass bowls of cherry blossoms making
a most effective decoration. On the
tea table a cut glass bowl of the bios
SONS filed the central part. and here
Mrs. Frank Moyle poured, while Mrs
Jay Miner and Mrs. Colley Stayner
assisted.
Mrs. +. v Silver was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at delightfully."-
informal tea at her home on East Sec
ond South street, the affair being in
honor Of Mrs. Il. S, Strickler of Los
Angeles. The spring fruit blossoms
were used throughout the rooms for