The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Miss Smith Debutapte.

Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. second dangh
Gov. Co 81 HoRe 5Re smith. eG % Who has has" been H in
Europe the past summer. VIII be debu-
tante of the coming winter here. inc
other southern girls In the dehutante nst
will be Miss Helen Hardy daughter of
Representative and Mrs. HARDY OF Texas,
and Miss Laura Burleson. daughter or
Representative and Mrs, Burieson, also
OF Texas. Miss Hardy among the
charming young girls VINO danced In the
minuet al the Southern Relief ball last
winter and made such a pretty figure in
her colonial dress.
Clark. daughter and son OF the speaker
OF the house OF representatives. returned
to their Washington home; at 1909 Sly,
teenth street Yesterday Mrs. Clark will
remain In their Missouri home until some
time in November. Miss Clark Will re.
turn to her school and Bennett Clark Will
begin his law studies. which ne VIII CON
tlnue through the winter In Washington.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Edmonds or nrriu-
ingham. Ala, Is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Culp. for n few weeks. Mr.;
and Mrs, Edmonds accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Gulp on their camping trip to Can
ada this summer,
Mrs, Rufus IT, Darcy and Miss Minnie
Darby. daughter and granddaughter OF
T. Edward Clark. have returned from
six weeks tour of the Pacific slope. Mrs.
Darby and her daughter were Joined at
81. Louis by her son. Rufus Clark DARBY
OF Atlanta Ga and his wife Tnev were
royalty entertained for n week at Kansas
CITY by the Darby relatives, who are
prominent business men OF that thriving
few days returning with Mrs. pcorge
r Ladson, nee Darby, at st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Thomas *. Laughlln OF PlttshurG
has Joined Mrs. Taft at the summer summer
Mass, where she Will be her guest until
Mrs. Taft departs for New York. Mrs
Taft will spend few days there before
coming TO Washington for the winter.
Diplomats Return.
The Frencn ambassador and Nine, Jus
serand. vino have spent the summer
months IN Europe. arrived in New York
today. They will como directly TO Wash
incton and open the embassy on SIX
| teenth street. The members OF the en-
| bsssy staff who have not already re-
| turned from Manchester. Mass. Will join
| them on their arrival The naval attachc
| OF the embassy and Niscountess rAzy,
| who spent the summer on the Pacihc
coast have returned TO Washington and
| are at their apartments In the Highlands.
| The United States Embassador 10 Ger
many and Mrs. David JAYNE I'M. who
were former residents Of Washigton' VII
| return here for permanent home after
DR.. Hin takes leave OF the embassy IN
Berlin and docs sonlc special studying
and writing. which he win do before sail
Ing They Will proba bly, not reach Wash
ington until Seem time In Lent probably
shortly before Easter. They will then
purchase q residence here
| Miss Ruth Mccormick. daughter or DR.
John Mccormick. a young graduate or
| Barton college, has returned to her home
in Mobile Ala, after spending the sum
| mer in Washington and Atlantic city.
| Mrs Darlington and Miss Sally CARING
ton. wife and daughter of General r., \.
| Darlington, L. S. A., who spent the sum
| MGR In California. have returned 10 Wash
jngton. General darlington. who Is
abroad will Join his family upon their
arrival here.
= Joseph Lougworth Anderson OF Relay.
Nd, who has leased the house AZ 22O2
| Massschusetts avenue has Issued invita-
| lions for the marriage Of his daughter.
| Trtba1 10 Dr. Horny Clark Thatcher OF
| New York. saturday. October 81. The
! ceremony will bc performed at noon in
ST Johns Episcopal church in ms city
| ana will bc followed by reception in
the Massachusetts avenue winter home
! Of tho BRIDES family. Or. Thatcher was
| formerly on the starr OF INC johns HOP
,,lns hospital In Baltimore.