The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

A sa starter for the mil,w'n'er fes-
~ tivities the past week has been
~ fairly scintilating success.
From the first dav till the close,
busy folk in society have been kept
on the go with affairs for the morning,
the afternoon and the evening. Mrs.
Walter G. Tuttlc began tho week with
Two large bridge parties, bridge tea
on Monday AMI delightful bridge
luncheon on Tuesday, both Of which
were ENJOYED by number OF her
friends Mrs. Frank Knox and Mrs.
W. G. Alexander were the hostcsses on
Tuesday nj most elaborate bridge tea
at the Knox home Miss Lucille Clark.
one Of the charming Young girls of
the iebutante set, WAS the hostess at
two large theater parties, one on Tues
day afternoon at the Orphcum and
one on Thursday evening a, the Salt
Lake ,heatcr, a great many friends
being entered ut the two sffairs. The
most elaborate affair Of Wednesday
was the luncheon followed by cards,
at which Mrs. Jacob MoritZ enter
tanned nearly fifty OF her friends at
the Hotel Utah. The same day the
Misses Marec and Aurania Ellcrback
entertained more thaa a score of their
friends nj the Alta club at a lunch
con. and that lay also Mrs. w h.
Lake gave musical Jca. Mrs. Walker
Salisbury save tea Thursday after
noon for Mrs. Charles Simpson an
Mrs. +. a. Wall entertained the Utopia
club at her home the same afternoon.
Mrs. 4. :. Bower was the hostess on
Friday at a very elaborate bridge tea
nt her home ri which over n hundred
friends were guests. and Miss Franckc
closed the teas of the week with a very
pleasant, though small tea vestcr lay.
az her home for Miss Selma Wall. The
two dances OF the week came the same
evening. the third dance of the Utah
club and The informal dance given by
the Busfins after their dramatic en-
iertainment on Friday evening at
whitney hall
The week lust opening brings much
in the way Of social activity. and the
plans for CAV affairs extend well INTO
the week between Christmas and New
Years. three large dancing events be
ing alrealy scheduled for that week,
ono ot the Amelia palace December "6,
The dance 10 be given on Thursday
evening. December rs at the Utah by
Miss Rouola King and Miss Vera Ed
wards. and that Of the next evening.
will entertain their friends at tho sec
ond large formal dance Of the winter.
Other affairs for evenings and after
Moons even in the immediate future
are numerous. Mrs. George Taylor
Badges viii entertain the oirls of her
bridge club and few others tomor-
row afternoon in complimcnt to Mrs.
Thomas p. Hunter of Monterey and
Mrs. b, NJ. White OF Eagle, Colo Miss
Clara /. Colburnc Will give a luncheon
on TUESDAY at Rowland hall for Miss
at the hall some time ago. anil whose
engagement is the interesting matri-
mopiaI news of the present Mrs,
Franklin * Nelson also will Giye a lea
on Tuesday at her home OIL Eighth ave
nue. to meet her sister. Mrs. Donald
Thompson. who is here from Nevada.
Miss Helen Kearns has issued invita-
tious TO her yonng friends for dane
ing party TO be given next Saturday
night at the Kearns home for her guest.
Miss Geraldine Grace of San Francis
CO. Mrs. William Ieleheart AMI Miss
Colburne have invitations out for
nesday, December Z, from IL till >.
and for a tea the same LAY from till
,. The same evening Miss Colbourne
will entertain party of young people
al a dance.
Apropos of the many marvellous head
dresses seen this season. the follow
ing from San Francisco paper is
much to the point;
The society fad OF the moment is 10
cftectually conceal the color and texture
81 the hair and the women whose
is matter of pride with
her has her wardrobe filled with CON