The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-29
But Women Press Club Valen-
tine Festival Will Rival 1t in
Popular Favor.
LINEAGE AND BEAUTY WE'D
Courtlandt Nicoll, of Early Co.
lonial Family, and Miss lone
Page Are Engaged,
WATTS DE PEYsTER.

the month has engaged the attention
of society moro than the charity ball
which will be given ct the Waldorf
Astoria hotel next Tuesday night. Not
so many society leaders have left the
city as have usually gone at this
period, and others who have often
spent the whole winter abroad have
remained in New York to take greater
part in the social gayeties. With the
possible exception of the tableaux
given by Mrs. Mackay in the interest
of the Equal Suffrage league, on the
18th, no other social event of the
month will attract so many Of New
York IS "400.'
A marriage of interest during the
week was that Of Miss Dorotbea Cur
tiss, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Will
liam Howard Curtlss of Summit, y. j.,
to Arthur Duedney Pratt, son of Mrs.
Nathaniel Pratt of Brooklyn. The
wedding was in Grace church, New
York, and was very largely attended.
New York friends attended the mar
riooe of Miss Grace Kellen, daughter
Of Mrs. William Vial Kellcn of Boston,
to Paul Hermen Creel Of Louisville.
The wedding took place at Trinity
church, Boston, Wednesday,
One of the largest and most beauti-
full club affairs of the season will be
the annual Valentine festival, to be
club, Nine. Won klenner, president
on Friday evening, February II, at
the Waldorf Astoria. A brilliant pro-
gramme will be followed by dancing
and supper,
Favorite Beauty Weds.
An engagement, the announcement
of which has created much interest in
society, is that of Miss lone Page,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Howard
Pare to Courtlandt Nicoll
Miss Page is recognized as one of
the great beauties of New York, and
is often in request for amateur enter
tainments. Mr. Nicoll is n son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and a
whom he is associated in his law
practice.
The Nicolls are collateral descend
ants of Sir Richard Nicoll, the first
English governor of New York. Mr.
Benjamin Nicoll is one Of the older
sports lovers who have done much to
make polo popular in this country.
When Miss Elsie Nicoll made her
debut her bouquets were placed in the
The engagement is announced of
Miss Rosale Thompson of Louisville,
Ky, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Warriner Thompson, to Harold G..
Washburn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Washburn of this city, Mr.. Washburn
was graduated from Harvard IL the
class of 1906, and is now an instructor
at the United States naval academy.
Herbert L.. Satterlee, son-in-law of
]. Pierpont Morgan, accompanied by
Mrs Satterlee, has returned to the city
northeastern Florida. Jekyll, which is
owned by number of millionaire
clubmeD, has n famous game preserve,
club houses, golf links and polo
grounds, and is an attractive place for
yachtsmen during January and Febru-
ary-
Girl From West Popular.
Miss Frances Wilson of Portland,
Or, was the center Of much social at.
traction during her stay In New York
as the guest of Miss Florence Harper
dinner was given at the Pittsburg Golf
club in honor OF Miss Wilson by Ma
thaniel Holmes, and entertainments
were given in her honor By Misses
Harper and McCague, who were her
schoolmates at Waterbury, Conn.
Prince and Princess Michel Canta-
cuzene and their three children,
Princess Bertha, Princess Ida and
Prince Michel, who spent the winter at
zene's parents, General and Mrs,
Frederick Dent Grant, on Governors
Island, have returned to their home
in st, Petersburg. Upon his return
to Russia the prince resumed his
duties as an aide to the Grand Duke
Nicholas. They received much social
attention during their stay in New
York and Washington.
One of the most distinguished for
eigners to visit America during the
winter is Count Albert Apronyi of
Austria Hungary, who arrives here on
February Z. Count Apponyi is going
to Washington to call upon President
Taft, and will be the guest there of
Baron Hcngelmullcr. After few
days, rest at the capital Count Ap-
ponyi will return TO New York.
Frederick Townsend Martin is arrang,
ing to give a reception for him at the
Plaza on the afternoon of February
13. Count Apponyi is a hereditary
member of the house of magnates, Of
which he YVES at one time speaker. and
he was formerly q member Of Emperor
Franz Josef s cabinet.
American Duchess Returning.
The Duke and Duchess of Man
chester will arrive on their annual
visit. They will go on cruise to
/ the West Indies with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Vanderbilt, The party will
spend few weeks ut Palm Beach,
Florida,
Reginald G, Vanderbilt, who has
! been confined to his home during the
winter because Of general break
down in health, has sufficiently re.
covered to be out driving. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt will soon sail for
Europe, where they will spend several
weeks. When they return to America
in the spring they will go to their
farm at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Suffern Taller will
introduce a new fad In Newport next
season in the shape of n shooting gal
lery and bowling alley at their new
home. Honeysuckle Lodge. adjoining
tho John r. DreNel place
Mrs. Stnyvcsant Fish entertained a
large number Of friends today, This