The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30

FTER all there is nothing which
~ so expresses the opinion OF real
~ readers and writers as well as
whats the use'' The ao-
solu,c futility of admonitlons, OF exs
hortations, of anecdotes and even OF
Jokes is sometimes diseouraging. IL
might fairly be said that II people
know how to read there would either
be more reason for writing or else
there would soon be no reason for IL:
II has always been held as q sort OF
axiom that ridiculc was the most Po,
tent form of conveying An idea, ana
vet think OF the jokes which have
stood the test of time and vet nave
failed OF their purpose. Take the tiine-
worn ono OF that horrible .lues-
tion about the weather. One hesltates
even 10 write IL lest some one sEoetn
lose his temper Time OFT OF mind ~
has formed the basis for funny, PIC,
tures. for flashing the big stick ana
70. other exhibitions OF what any sane
person wants 20 do 70 the ono VINO
asks: ''Is IL warm enough FOR YOU!
And vet men, presumably intelligent,
will meet ono these warm days ana ask
apparently. thinking II = Joke; IS II
--?' and The man who ls wise
and has a proper respect for the law
rcfrains from killing only because he
has proper resnect for the law.
DR.. w. ". PAYNE entertained a party
Of Brighton friends at dinner last
evening at tho University club, the
rucsts al having been members or
Pvichtoa party last week. The entire
rartv went later To the Country club
for the usual weekend dance. Thc
rrests were Mr.. ard Mrs. Lewis Sowles,
Miss Hazel Holmes, Miss Edith Goibe
and Rucl Halloran.
The friends OF Mrs. J. y. Mckenna
will be interested in the fact that she
md her husband, T. +. Mckenna,
brother of the la:c DR.. Mckenna. were
guests ~ an afternoon tea at Dublin
Castle Given for George V. and the
queen during their recent visit 10 Ire
land. Mrs. McKcnna has sent. copy
Of her invitation which in itself -
interesting. 1t reads: "The Lord
Chnm mberlain is commanded by their
majesties to invite the chairman of the
county council of Cavan and Mrs. Me
Kenna 10 on afternoon pnrty at the
vice re.al lodrc on Tuesday. July IL,
from $50 ill $3.50 o clock. The Castle
Dublin Morning dress. II for moth
ing else the card would he interesting
p case would surely mean n command.
Mrs. McKenua has many friends here
where she and her late husband were
so popular few years ago.
The Country club presented q gay
scene last evening, all of the younger
dancing set being out for the dance
following the usual table hote din.
ncr The main dining room was well
filed with tables. the parties varying
in number from twosomeS TO parties OF
AIxH ly1.,
K Snst%S entertained party of eight
friea5t Harold Lamb had half dozen
at another table. while smaller parties
were entertained nv Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoid. Mrs. H. D. Niles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tavlor and others. The place was de-
lightfully cool for dancing and nearly
hundred OF the members and their
friends spent the evening there.
Miss Edith Godbe will take party
of guests under the chaperonage OF
Mrs, T. B. Beatty to Brighton ON
Thursday next 10 spend fortnight in
the Godbe cottage there. The guests
are, besides the hostess, Miss Virginia
Beatty. Miss Lillian Lane, Mrs. Jose
phne We'll. Miss Mary Marshall. Miss
Cary Marshall Miss Isabel Shiffer
Miss Margaret Walden and Mrs. Leslie
Savage. Miss Margaret Walker and hel
t3o guests. MISS y BTIen and Miss
Turish, and Miss Norinne Thompson
and her guest, Miss Shirley Palmer
will probably go up the latter part OF
The week 10 join the party for tn,
weekend
Mrs, Richard A. Keyes has issued in
vitations for a bridge luncheon to b.
given next Wednesday at the Countr,
club for nearly score of her friends
Miss Josephine We'll will entertain
party of her girl friends at a bridg
tea on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Georg,
Raymond Walker will entertain OF
Wednesday with tea at her countr,
home for Miss Margaret Walker
guests and Mrs. John A. Marshall vii
entertain them also at a tennis part,
on Tuesday evening. Miss Walker vii
take party OF friends TO Saltair 10
Monday evening to meet them Mrs
Fl. r. Lawson will entertain a part,
of tbe former friends Of Miss Clar
Lawson, now Mrs. Fred Bull Of Sa