The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

MfNeh w whistler. the noted American
pnris piishsG and .i,,, NeW York and Is an accom-
graduated from Harvard In 1899 and was
captain OF the varsity football team in
M ms senior year. For the last three years
ne mas been head coach for Harvard No
GATE mas been set for the wedding.
one OF the American girls who has
married into the Italian nobility is the
R5uchess l5uch Torionia, formerly Miss Elsie
"A. Moore of this city. The duchess has
made herself exceedingly popular in her
new home and has taken a great In
terest in improving the condition of the
duke and duchess visited the Institution
SaNonia and the duchess was made presi-
dent OF the girls section OF the school.
New Workers West and South.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge, the
Misses Dodge and Miss Louise Scudder
California
Mr. and Mrs. George w Perkins left
during the week for the south. where they
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Wander
bllt. Mr., and Mrs, Reginald Vanderbilt.
Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs. French
FLORIDA They have. as guests tho Duke
and Duchess of Manchester, who ar
rived In America the latter part OF Feb
ruary The DUCHESS OF Manchester was
u
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Zimmerman of
Cincinnati. and was we'll known in So
clety, both In the middle states and the
east. before her marriage. Mrs French
Vanderbilt was abroad the early part OF
the season. having returned to New York
just before the beginning OF the Christ
mas holidays.
MIR. and Mrs, Peter Goelet Gerry have
been the guests OF Mrs Richard Town
send at her Washington home.
The engagement OF Miss Margaret
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more has been announced. The marriage
VIII take place in the early spring.
From Washington has come the an
nouncement of the engagement OF Miss
Cecilia ]. May, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry May of that city, to Robert l..
Bacon, son of the American Embassa dor
TO France and Mrs Robert Bacon. Mr.
Bacon Is employed in the treasury de-
partment and Is n graduate Of Harvard.
class OF. and n nephew OF John e
Cowdin.
Travel Easy for Her.
Back and forth in her private car
travels Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pel from
then 10 the resort in South Carolina she
returns again; Mr.. and Mrs. Pell are
at WillcoX,s in Aiken this season and
}helr hen tWo young sons enjoy the outdoor
NE. Mrs .Pells parents. Colonel and
Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson, ha been In
Washington this season. Miss Celestlne
Hitchcock. who has been the prominent
conducting a sewing class at her fathers
experimental farm, which is situated ten
miles from Aiken. Her pupils are the
young girls who are employed on the
estate,
With Royalty at Cairo.
Among Americans at Cairo. Egypt. is
MIS-. Tower Reilly, who Is at the Savoy.
She gave a dinner recently, al which her
son. q, Ridgway Reilly. and his wife were
present as also the De Witt Cuylers.
The three Cuyler girls are very much
admired and are popular. The Crown
Princess of Germany has given up her
trip TO Sicily and has decided TO stay
IN Cairo until the arrival from India of
the Crown Prince. Her simple. unaf-
fected manners have made her very popu-
lar III Egypt. She has been present at
each OF the Saturday dances at the
savoy. Mrs. Laushlin the sister OF Mrs
Taft. Is staying at the Semlramis with
her two boys. They are enjoying eX-
cursions to the Pyramids and on the
Nile.
Lady Grenfell. who recently arrived in
New York with her daughters, is the
widow OF Vice Admiral Sir Harry T.
Grenfell. who died in 1906. She was a
Miss Low. daughter of Andrew Low Of
savannah. She has gone south to visit
her relatives.