The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
apartments in the Peery on Friday al
tcrnoon.

! tcrnoon.
Many Of tho beautiful summer homes
around the city aIo being pat III shape
for the warm weather and before many
weeks have passed the places will b.
open foi week end parties and various
forms of country entertainments Oak.
wood. the beautiful country home OF
Colonel aud Mrs. Holmes. has ALREADY
been put in shape for It's summer fes
tlvitics. and already delightful Sun,
day afternoon tea has awakened lis
sleeping echoes To the sound of gay
social life. II win be Inc scene this
summer of numerous social events for
which 1t Is so admirably adapted. The
G. a. Walker home in .thc "oltonwOots
is being rcopeGed and Mrs. Walker and
her mother. Mrs Foote. who have spent
tho winter in California VIII bC here
shortly and will go directly there for
the summer season. Their ontcrtain
ments are always among the smartcSt
of thc season and they have planned
many such events for the coming sula
mcr. The picturesque Judge place
which is now the property of MIR and
Mrs. John +. Judge hns been opened
and Mr. and Mrs, Judge and their small
son viii 60 down very early this year
TO spend the entire summer there The
Ray Walker place in the Cottonwoods.
which is really a magnificent English
country place Is now an all the year
round home. the family finding il fully
as enjoyable in winter weather as any
country place could he. II has been
greatly improved with It's sunkcn swim.
ming pool and will present this year Il
more enchanting picture than ever be
fore, IdleWild, the beautiful home OF
Mrs, Herman a. PrOsscr, which wa
for years known rs " Winnie Walkcr's |
farm, - has been improved immensely
and is nov ready for the Prosscr fam
ily, who will be here the FIRST of June
TO spend the summer there.
Such fascinating tales have come
from San Antonio of the gay doiugs
there in honor of the army folk as
semblcd within easy distance tba |
many Of the wives Of the officers have
responded to the lure, and each day
secs the crowd al the magnificent ST.
Anthony hotel in San Antonio increase.
The place is said to be not at all an
Adamless Eden even in the day time,
for there are many dIgpitarics and mil |
itary attaches whose duties do not take |
them too much afeld for them To he
of service in willing away the weary |
hours between the visits Of the or
dinary officers. Quite n goodlv colony |
of the ladies from the Fifteenth has |
formed there, Mrs Wicser and Mrs. |
Snow being the latest To 90 from Fort |
Douglas. Mrs. Fauntley NJ. Miller and
Mrs, George Huddlcson expect 10 leave
for that point within fortnight. while
Mrs Hugh Walthal will await here
the news Of her husband s transfer, as
it may taken them away from that To-
cation. News from the regiment is TO
the effect that a change has been made
IN the adiutant's S office, Captain Garri-
son McCaskev having been made ad-
iutant, while Captain A. j. McNab goes
in as captain of company NJ. Major
Willis MAY. who has become a lieuten.
ant colonel. goes 10 Washington, ID. C.,
to be All instructor in the war college.
Mrs. Bryan Conrad, who was contcm-
plating visit to California, has
changed her plans and will leave short
ly for Virginia Nith her little daugh-
ter to visit Captain Conrad s parents
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George * Smith enter.
fained number Of friends at dinner
tuesday evening in compliment TO their
guest, Alderman James Robinson Of
Montreal. The table decorations were
all IN nink, a great punch bowl of cut
glass filled with enchantress carnations
forming the central decoration. The
friends invited to meet MIR. Robinson
we're DR.. and Mrs Union Worthington,
Rev. and Mrs. P A. Simpkin. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Mcclellan. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. 4. r. Hutchiu.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Murphy. Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Bamberger Herman BAN
berger, Miss Hutchinson of St. Thomas.
Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Owens
David +. Burley. Mr. and Mrs. David
Eccles and Mr.. and Mrs William Ec-
lies of Ogden. The evening was passed
playing 800 and Mrs. Murphy and Al
herman Robinson won the prizes.
There seems to be great deal OF
discussion going on in recent years as
TO just why certain attractive bachelor