The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-10
||ST LADY NAMES
/ RECEPTION DATES
|,sidential Social Functions
announced From White
4 House by Mrs. Taft.
DUR STATE DINNERS
|,cutive Will Also Entertain
"A Five Formal Receptions
During Season,
DUR STATE DINNERS
y CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs.

CONSTANCE CARRUTHERS.
..sed Wire IN The Tribune.
tsHINGToN. Dec. 9.--Now that the
"A house has announced the presi-
"a social functions for the winter and
-.binet has selected the dates for It's
a, affairs. society can make its ar
.ments with confidence, and. in fact.
Ioing So
m, white house programme this year
|oaes four official diuners-thc cabi-
aInner. Thursday. December IA. at 8
u the diplomatic dinner. Tuesday,
~ is: the supreme court dinner.
Iey. January 30, and the speakers 5
n. Tuesday. February 10, all time
"a annual functions, with the eN
Ia OF the last. instituted only last
6v the president and Mrs, Taft.
IN Ave receptions on the list are: The
Wears reception. Monday. January
#om IL n NJ. TO 1880 y. m. diplomatic
IofIon. Tuesday. January 9. evening,
DO O'clock: judiciary reception, Janu-
D. Ell $50 o'clock. Congregational re-
|on. Tuesday evening. February B. at
| UIlOCh. hllU Alt AllE anu llhN y st-
<n. Tuesday evening. February 20,
Eo o'clock.
~ ;he exception OF tho cabinet din
Ihurs3ay evening, December l.. and
<<w Years reception. Monday, Janu-
IA Tuesday Is the official day for
III house functions. as II has been
Mk the Taft administration. Every
Icy. beginning with The diplomatic
Xfion Tuesday evening. January ..
\. frsa hy NFhir. lnFTgs
IA; until the close OF the season,
the reception 10 the army and navy
lay. February %.
cabinet Members Entertain.
annual round oi dinners ny cabinet
E IN honor of the president and
Tait Nill begin Thursday evening,
10y g. 81 the home OF the secretary
nc and Mrs. kroN. who have been
Ia 10 take their place AT tho mead Of
<eres for the last two years on &C
or mourning.
l5sdsy evening. January II, the
|ary of the treasury and Mrs. Mac
VIII give The second dinner at
handsomC residence OF upper Six
b street The secretary OF war and
sumsou. who, in tho order OF
ltnce should come third, will not
fhei: dinner FOR ;hc prcsidcu; untiI
Inry ~, on account OF mourning,
Hty lS therefore the attorney GEN
and Mis- WiCkcrsham Will hc the
The postmaster general. Frank
cock. viii entertain January %:
Se,elary OF tho navy and Mrs.
r. February ! tho secretary OF the
or and Mrs. Fisher, February s; tho
tfy Of commerce and labor and
Nagcl. February l6. and tho Soc
III OF agriculture has not selected
vice president and Mrs. Sherman
~ The hrst Ia entertain the prcsi-
And Mr.. Taft at dinner, some time
feember.
/ Ohio Society Will Meet.
HW May Switzerland viii be the
OF honor at = dinner which The
1ent and Mrs. TAFT viIl give at the
~ housc Saturday evening. pcucm-
signal honor To he bestowed
~ bride -to-hc. Numerous other
Hif1ics have boon planned for Miss
erland and her hance, Louis Bacon
Nsion.
frst meeting of the Ohio Society
0[HhiDcion for the season ui 1911 IL
!, ,.Ie Anld MondaN evening, Decem-
~, at the New willard Arrange
Tor The annual banquet 10 bc
~ January will he made.
*sociciy Is composed Of men and
NfA' l'ltl III ''lil' VI Al'N'
ftidcnis ur tho state for a period
years. Mai. Frederick g, Bryau,
fn of tho committee on member
~ looking for Buckeyes who src
10 membership.
svts William 4, Ray Is president;
I'm v Cox Is chairman OF the gov
. committee. and - Z. Austin is
~. The aim Of The membership
Hote" Is 10 make tho society "oC-
!, tne same proud Pre- .cmiuencc here
J ID CITY"
"a Littletons TO Entertain.
N sFecnlallyc aud Mrs. Martin W.
y. 'oh arc preparing Ia take an active
y the seasons festivities In the
Calumet Place the home Of
- c General John \. Logan.
famous home occupies on" OF tho
krsntiinl sites overlooking the city,
n the midst OF it, almost may he
,kNa 10 take an Important place In
affairs. Tho housc r. quite
antltul and interesting inside "a
lE,.o". for II Is as /, waH when It's
81 pi:hed mistress FIRST improved II
grounds. some years after the
|s death.
ncmcrlal hall is ono Of tho most
irU'lng and educational show places
- wy. and even the sunny sitting
4 CLrIening Into In" dining room is an
F+t'on 10 a statesman and a stu
nls,orN or politics, rs its walls
= Fered with autographed proto-
'aNcl some Of the leading men III
nsWtory of this country. almost from
pnn'ne. There are some rare
u W arr, pictures and draperies Of
'DW-atest intrinsic and historic value.
"A OF heavy carved work from
u rich embroidcries from an
q. en palace of the khedivc. a
J" dover chcet from one of
Icy of ltaly's noble families, four
eN vi 10" richest mahogany In tho
81 t rooms which date back 10 the
4 .he simple llfe i'm colonial times.
sr Than all, hundreds and hun
'oinmes Of books, embracing al
'he knowledge the brain can
tnc sun parIor. which IL the wide
ME'.H' glass inclused aud COM
Finished. pleasant view of
AL oa~' library and almost the whole
IWI, oe had. anh the grounds Nro
GARDEN parties. There urc hut
yane sons In the Littlcton family.
Nj srhoolboys.
" eoutherncrs Sec President,
eoulhsrn society or Washington,
&.nar meeting, appointed n commit .
Ens,".u nt Lawrence Washington,
an fc sus Wcrbert and Claude Ben
81 select nominating committee.
rn,',.p .up OF one member from each
fAr ,nern states To make Domina
vi. oHlcs OF president and other
as!||r ohe Eecem6er meeting OF tho
a1a5h hose mentioned as possible
|dDl "a 30 ior Tho office Of president To
|6ss ,rF!ary OF War Dickinson arr
- sun,ne Ssslce Lurton OF the United
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