The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

sorbing a great deaf of the timt
and the attention OF society
folk just now. A large number of the
tered, and tonight at the club the draw
ing will take place, the Tournament. be
ginning tomorrow, Mrs. T, G. Griffin
nl1 Mrs. j. +. Judge have taken th
matter In charge is committee. and
will also be in inc list OF PLAYERS.
Others who are already in are Miss
Margaret Hutchinson, Miss Kate Will
liems. Mrs. Jack Keith, Mrs. 7. W,
Boyer, Miss Gladys Loscombe, Mrs. A,
" Calaghan, Miss Edna Farnsworth,
Miss Elizabeth Niles, Miss Lucy Lewis,
Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Virginia
Beattie, Miss Mary Marshall, Miss
Elizabeth Allen, Miss Margaret Nc"
Clure, Mrs O. J. Salisbury, Mrs. r. w.
Salisbury and Mrs R. ]. Glendinning;
Aside from the affairs connected
with the tournament, there are any
number of events planned for the mem
bers of the younger set. who are keep
ing up the gaiety to the last day at
home. Miss Lillian Lane will give a
large dance at the Country club on
Tuesday evening for the out.of-tOwn
girls Captain and Mrs. Bryan Conrad
Of Fort Douglas will entertain tonight
at 8 supper in compliment to Colone!
and Mrs. F. B. Jones and their daugh-
ters, the newcomers of the regiment.
at the Country club on Wednesday for
Mrs Fl. Vance Lane. Mrs. T. w.
Boyer and Mrs. Union Worthington
are also planning affairs for that day.
Mrs, Charles =. Richards will entertain
at a morning bridge party on Thursda,
next at 10 CLOCK and at an afternoon
affair on the Tuesday following.
Mrs. G. C: Dey and her family have
returned after a delightful stay in
of the Brighton cottage they enter
tanned a merry party of girls during
the past month, Brighton still con.
tinues gay, however, IN spite of the
sudden hailstorm of the early part OF
last week. and many of the cottagers
are staying there later than usual this
wear The hotel viii remain open till
the middle of the present month. and
already numerous autumn parties are
being planned for as late as the weather
will permit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Walker. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Huddleson and Mrs. /
Crane, who have the Alexander Rogers
cottage. will remain there for fort |
night longer anyway. Mrs. S. Z. Kar-
rick has gone up for short stay IN |
her beautiful new bungalow, and Mrs. |
William P. Kiser and Philip are spend
ing week there with her Mrs. n. j.
spending the weekend with Mrs. Jack
Gilmer at the Sadler cottage. Mrs,
Morris L. Ritchie is visiting Mrs
Richard H. Browne for week, and |
nearby Mrs. c. P. Brooks is entertain
ing Miss Annie Godbe for fortnight.
Mrs. ". II. Dunn has returned to the
city after a few DAYS rest at the
Geary cottage Mrs. George Auerbach
and Miss Minctte Baer, who have been
again. Mrs. Frank Jennings and Mrs.
Don Carlos Roberts, who have been
with Mrs. C. r, Pearsall and Mrs. L.
L. Terry at the j. II. Brown cottage,
have returned. Mrs. F. D. Kimball
and her daughters, Miss Kimball and
Miss Alice Kimball, and her son, Le-
land, who have been at the hotel, also
have returned. Mrs E. B. Critchlow
returned YESTERDAY after stay Of some
Hanson and their son, Billy, have re-
turned.
The poor deluded society men of
San Francisco have been in
weighed into submitting themselves
as articles to be auctioned for
the sake of sweet charity. And
like the poor in the story, ''they are
sorry It seems that in an unguarded
moment the very best brand Of bachel-
ors which the city by the Golden Gate
themselves TO be put up for sale to the
highest bidder. all for the benefit of
San Francisco poor children. Now a
keen rivalry has developed as to which
is the best looking and the most de-
slrable IN other ways; and those whose
charms are not conspicuous are worried
to death lest they will not bring a fair
price. Some Of the ladies, who are
well known patrons of the pet charity,
Partisan gowns and parade them ''as
they might appear" if they were menl-
bers of the fair sex. To this the men
who doubtless know their short com
lngs IN the avoirdupois line better than
ting said ladies' do--are raising decided
objections. So it may transpire that
the fascinating men will have to be
knocked down to the highest bidders in
their own ordinary clothes after all.
The idea of selling folks is not new
one, Of course, but men are not yet ac.
customed to the proposition, and it is
small wonder that they do not take
kindly to it. The lords of creation
make much better purchasers than
wares, IL would seem, and doubtless
while the novelty of the thing would
be wanting, the net results would be
better if the girls were auctioned off.
IT would be cutting little too close
TO the realistic to suit some folk. but
it ,wonld at least be following pre-
cedent.
st: Louis is having a real sweet
scandal these days in the form of
clothes exhibit called "The Made in
~. Louis Show The following taken