The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
|||AL WH|RL
|G[ IS CENSURE
A,.Force Engagement Stirs
| criticism Against the
Society People.
|IDBS HAVE NEW
AND PRETTY FAD
|lssmaids Linked Together
IN March Up Aisle by
b Silver Cord.
,.,.prT WATTS DE PEYsTER.

- Sorlety. lHc men uho "oA4ct
society have been denounced
x,oIence and accused OF prett,
s,r crime In the calendar with g
s,sssOaneous n1isdeeds for good
&c hating seems to be a faYorite
.@snt with some sections OF the
c-jtv and OF course the coming
@ 49, Of divorced millionaire o.
s;svn 10 a young girl OF nineteen
"a rood an opportunity 10 pass by.
sysr these denunciations do not
y worry the colonel, his young
ls,bs or society In general to any
s,,at degree. All Of them are going
fa Inc usual summer toaor OF thoir
ssIoying life as best they may.
al Astor is a divorced cavalier.
Sarce is being joyously received by
tros section and Is apparently hav-
| a lime OF her life. unworried by the
ihnrs being said about her,
nv lScse wholesale denunciations OF
q are not Justified. There are. OF
q many whose names are on the
4, fedsier who are not what they
a b., but the vast majority of So
4 peopIe are pretty good sort Of folks,
rSltsr how you take them.
"a "a be feared that many OF the
q cities get their 'facts" from the
ID novel. and these Facts" are just
4 u accurate as might be expected.
ID Cmoys-Sherman engagement IS
<fuhr case Of "off again and on
=" Just at this writing 1t is ION
n but whether OF not It will stay
d . question, There Is no doubt that
q camoys Is In deadly earnest And
% Blsne 10 him.
u Sherman is not only a most
ming girl personally. but the Sher-
. hfune Is big one even as Ameri-
. hgtunes go, ! understand Miss Nil
4 \ rot averse TO becoming the bride
|cs handsome young British peer. but
q Eherman Is not at all enthuslas-
|5tr the match Hence the erratlc
[N Of the wooing.
1akey Fad of Christian Science.
->fstlau ssclence Is becoming q fad
"a the older society women,
ID John Henry Hammond. the daugh-
|E Ms. william Sloane. has Just be-
y q memoer Of the First Church of
81 Scientist Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish
Me-. Fred Vanderbilt look In once
h Fllle at the office Of a practitioner
r..isd With the First church and get
tatnent. Mrs. Borden Hartman
Ms. william Burden date their in
"a 10 the subject since q short time
lo-the accommodation OF Mrs.
~ Tho. by~the way, still holds
&hshsr home next door to the
"a Her famous dry goods" affili-
II have become divided. Mrs. Eben
H Of Boston has thrown Mrs. Stet-
~. but Miss Caroline Clothier OF
sphia has hung on to her. Mrs.
Ela eccentric sister. Mrs. Su1nson,
.L IN Paris.
<i1Y bride likes 10 have a striking
Ngnal feature at her wedding. She
a 10 give expression 10 her happi-
y having something thoroughly
leE,stic OF herself. The result is
phdes adopt or originate features
leome vogue. a striking Illus
% q that fact Is shown In the eag-
o. brides 10 have best girl, as
best man There are several
zahs. The best girl, however. has
arranging things for the bride,
the best man attends TO many
- if The Bridegroom and sees to It
u overlooked, One best girl re-
Y To;sed out a plan, at the sugges-
ne bride, OF linking the other
pnqa together with a silver cord
u sAn smilaa- The ropes were at
70 me left shoulder. while the
a'ned In their right hands large
N sweet peas. They were
'sether throughout the cere-
society puzzle In the cottage
'o, ~ o! Newport is 10 pick out Mrs.
~ " Ood%ard from Mrs. f IOChrOD
% twins. ~
sldom dress alike, but they look
9. w ABOUT the same height and
N fI,.is uis same style, They can hardly
<s.eushed from zach other by their
nlmate friends.
are the famous Cryder twins,
|sir.r ~. complexicns are about the same.
~ ~. 1'ner Than their huspands cali
en them apart.
<Sr past Bellevue avenue in their
Tss or carriages, In the surf at
81 ~ch. or playing tennis at the
N, ~ sisters attract attention:
~. niyncs CAL Mrs, Woodward, Mrs.
rsa Vice versa, AT the dances.
4 slEMs.emen EsH engage either for a
/ Ams nave difficulty In selecting
|ife wo from Mrs. Woodward. and
~ ~. Snen seem unconscious OF the
eson.a sar thcy are creating.
y klc klsec,. hss suggested that the sisters
~ perse bags with a large gold
NJ . 10 distinguish one from the
"aaseSS Granard Arrives.
q II NH, II, Mills. son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Nv User. the Countess OF Granard,
s Alss Beatrice Mills, announced
klsfots marriage to Miss Margaret
esSlt laughter OF Mrs. William K.
rani. VII be celebrated at Mr.. and
~ ss,olts chateau In Normandy,
N cseplember 20, "
"a IN Iru1ntess Granard will spend a
tlsrs 'als ,s,, country. and her mother
VIII entertain extensively for
<Atru w end Of her visit the other
[b her family will accompany
az see %1e Tor the wedding of MT.
a Ce5aiss Rutherford.
sevnn Mills, who had gone on
ms ni..' met her son and daugh-
nsssd ~. AS soon as their baggage
@ 6os,d customs officers the party
" fnr Nh ehe steam yacht Surf and
[tal trnsc,pot Tho Earl Of Gran
"A tb,s 70 accompany hia ooun-
bc a. r. "Trip, but politics and the
-.2e M NsU bill. WNlCn Is DEIOre
'ords. kept him in England,
H.. juveniles Play Tennis.
Lfy.ao sSSprts 81 at the Newport Casino
Enhs ~ ~ occupied and now the bows
|ths VI W. ~ and u are working hard
hnths .nelr form to that Of their
Antni and sisters. A children s
[usDsit a aor which Mrs. Charles War
dtt' offered prizes, the other day
S,a "ucn attention. for the Oldest
N Of %iy only 10. Joseph Hartman,
baysS and Mrs, Joseph Harri-
hnssif a&ainst Bennie Jennings,
Of H. good player and who
H. Me beet private courts in the
trist Jennings has frequently
Il IN. games with his small son
. smM,arsstlng TO soc how the bov
Pa" h"nniate nGite tho fathers serve. Miss
pphh O1ahn: an: daughter of Mr CIar-
Nj y.1 Defeated Charles Marrfman
vel played net; Miss DOROTHY
Mns younger sister OF MISS Ro-
%, ana Daughter OF Mrs RcginalG
d pct Young Dilworth had a hotly
has fn," with Gene Reynal, whose
as a polo player.