The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

FVEN the extreme hot weather Of
~ the past week has not fea2ed
Salt Lake society to any great
extent Luncheons and bride
parties have been given in spite of the
torr,d afternoon atmosphere. Out of
door parties have been more in keep
ing with the temperature, and the cool
verauda of the Country club has fur
Eishcd Il retreat for amusement seek
ers, several parties having been given
Mt the club during the week Lawn
fetes have also been in order, and a
number of beautiful functions of this
kind have been given. The lawn party
of Mrs John c. Cutler and Miss Hazel
Cutler on Friday night was the largest
Of last week.
Col and Mrs Joseph j Daynes and
Mr. and Mrs Edgar T.. Jenkins have
issued invitations for a lawn fete and
musicale ut the Daynes home, 1912
South Fifth East street, Wednesday
evening. The Woman s Republican
club will enjoy an outing at Saltair
Monday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gland Y. Russell Members Of the club
are expected TO bring their mnch bas-
kets for n picnic supper. The party
will leave for the beach at $3.50. The
Y. w. C. A. will go to Saltair Tuesday,
the members leaving for the bathing
resort any time during the day,
picnic supper will be served III the
evening. Miss Lucy Wardrop will en-
certain with linen shower Monday
evening in honor of Miss Rachel War
drop, September bride.
One of the most interesting social
events of the week will be the annual
baseball game between the University
club and the Alta club Saturday after
noon at 2:30 clock at Walkers field.
The staid and dignified members of
the two clubs will don baseball togs and
imagine they are boys again. The
game will not be played in the inter
est Of charity this year as usual, since
the clubs consider that the public have
been called upon to patronize enough
charity entertainments recently. So
the contest will be simply for sport
and as test of the relative skill of
the athletic representatives of the two
organizations. A smoker Will be given
in the evening on the roof garden of
the University club, TO which the menl
bers of the Alta club will be invited,
showing that the victors and the de-
feated will cherish no hard feelings
\ feature of the evening Will be sing
ing by ii double 9uartette composed of
members on Doth cluDS. some sort OF
professional entertainment will also be
given. The lineup for the baseball
game and the full details of the pro.
gramme for the smoker will be an
nounced in few days:
One Of the most effective works of
charity in Salt Lake. in which num-
Der Of prominent society women are in
terested. is the Fairgrounds at Liberty |
park. New features have been added
by the director of the grounds, Miss |
Emily Jessup. who is particularly sue
cessful in her work with children. The |
enlarging of the grounds has enabled
the Fairgrounds association to put in
more field games for the little folks,
and everything is especially interest |
ing at present. Miss Jessup's class in !
sewing at 3 clock in the afternoon
and the story telling hour at 4:30 |
o clock are proving drawing cards. 1t |
is the desire of the association to have
more children enjoy the grounds.
The athletic young women of Salt |
Lake society are interested in the ten
mis- tournament which will open at the
Country club Monday. August %. Miss |
Kate Williams, the last year's cham.
picn. will enter again this year, and
IS enthusiastic over the coming sport.
Mrs. I. Griffin will also enter. En-
tries will close Thursday, and meet
ing will be held Thursday night at the |
Alta club to complete details for the |