The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
[IIITGTO|v SOCIETY
his BUSY SEASON
inent Persons Are Re-
king From Abroad and
bpIotnnts Are Arriving
THIS YEAR
Lhisrs of Old and Wealthy
viii Be introduced
Into Society.
h vDEBUTS THIS YEAR
.,,,craNCE cARRUTHERs,
. 10 The Tribune.

IA wire 10 l"~
sscTnN Oct. Social Wash
Hlru ru.IrnIne iI 10 throw Oft its SUM
and 10 get ready for what
lIsm bs an exceptionally brilliant
4. ,hor, time now the White
Q +, s onencd for The winter and
@ .. ~ The cabinet and high Of
'p.' all, he at home. Every day
~ srost house openod
n most of the uiplonhtlr circle
y p,,nn ~ The British. French AND
.r,hsssies are open and many OF
lssr,atIyes OF the smaller states
,o,,,,red 10 the city. Like tho
.s,mrsrv ambassador. the Italian
~ man ambassadors are spend
'5mmer abroad, and VIII not re-
(, = ,ha social season Is well under
,,.,,csn ambassador. Senor Cres-
has becn only recently appoint
4. ,own and will be joined later
y Crespo. who is abroad The
'.ior has as vet taken no Nara-
j svnaris tn visit one or two Of
Z sn,umn resorts before settling
3 the winter. With the departure
~ n the japanese ambassador.
asss embassy is temporarily left
hen1.
tbsrc are a great many changes
= srsonne OF rlc diplomatic corps.
rrirularlv noticeable among the
y a, The South American lega-
M nesrly every on" OF them has
'raJoy his first Washington sea-
Esshngtonians Returning.
|t,rA Incoming steamer from now
rSArs OF fashionable Washington
n b. returning from q summer
[ The passenger list of the OlSm-
4, published In connection with
tp, acc'dent. showing many OF
,rfon's smar,esi residents. is a fair
4 and gives promise that before
3 ralion's capital will be itself
interest has been aroused in
.,n IN the prospect OF beautiful
/ ibne the Palisades Of the Po-
|g lbe. recent purchase by Joseph
|qs large trac, Of land on blut
rs 10 lhe south bank of The his
|fisr Mr. and Mrs. Letter are
II q wonderful estate. with Il
!, y.lls. which. while five miles
Ilsbinglon. will command mag
tew OF the city. The Letters
sl' be followed by a number OF
|ni Mrs. Letter were among the
rtium 10 Washington for the
They had been visiting Mrs,
fmolher. Mrs. John Il. Williams,
5ammcr place near Forest Glen.
Efis Season for Debutantes.
Y 10 be a great season for buds.
} 9fe as yet only ono or two buds
n l.clrrles announced. There will
1fr two In the diplomatic corps,
Fas usual In the army and navy
n1 even more among the resi-
y There are three young daugh-
ns minister rom Uruguay, but il
|tfltaln that they will he among
-en's buds.
nc weallhiest and most proml-
<talsnte this year will he Miss
Ft Preston Draper. daughter Of
D General William +. Draper. for
NED states ambassador to Italy,
|Rhut Nas interrupted Scas.1 be-
v BY the Illness and subsequent
her father. Her parents gave
falhful coiillion. AT which she
young people in society. but her
pnsidcred her TO be not quite
y presented until she had been
II introduced TO The older people
:H,'so shs had planned TO follow
oloa with a large and brilliant
4, which promised To bc the
tulnt affair In every way which
~ mas ever seen In a private
lR sudden Illness ana death Of
papsr occurred. SO the reception
"a pcn given. Mrs. Draper and
kn'er spcnt last winter in France.
10 London, and the summer at
They are now AT their cs-
nopeoalc, Mass. and VIII come
lme ior the carly season in De :
HM Munford Is Talented.
Enbeth Muuford. daughter Of
as, Edwin 5. Munford. for
nusn'a, Ca, who have been
"asn,ngton nearly four years.
VI Inc smartcst Of this year :
~, psreUis have spent the past