The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

the freroon Chief Engineer Lorenz gave
her shovel and she dug into the Goa
heap as though she was digging sand or
a beach.
She worked well and hard for twenty
nve minutes and was then helped up on
deck for a. breath OF fresh air. She had
tired her most. she said. but she was
willing To do II over again.
Women Have Talents
This Is simpiy another instance Of the
universality Of the talents Of women.
Women have purchased aeroplaucs and
are navigating the air with the skill and
courage of men. Young girl recently
swan across the Hudson river because
a boy friend had accomplished the feat
and she proposed TO demonstrate her own
ability. At Newport the swimming rec
ords bave been eclipsed by women
At this rate II VIII not be long before
demonetrated Already we have female
baseball clubs IN this country and though
they are more or less freakish there are
pitchers among he feminine sex. In coll
leges the women are valuable members
Of the faculty; In business many of them
are following the successful footsteps OF
Betty Green: there are many good wom :
en- LAWYERS and preachers. In fact, there
is hardly position In which women have
not already been placed With credit to
themselves. This may OF itself. solve
the suffrage question and all other prob
lens.
Miss Rutherford to Wed.
Miss Margaret Rutherford. daughter OF
Mrs. William x. Vanderbilt Of New York
Will, according TO plans now discussed
at Newport. be married In September Ia
Ogden L. Mills. The ceremony Will take
place At the Vanderbilt homo in France
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills will return TO Europe
with the Earl and Countess Of Granard
and the bridegroom be, who will soon
arrive In Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
G. Phipps, son -in-law and daughter OF
MIR and Mrs. Mills. have arrived at New
ner.
Mrs, Maturn Livingston. mother OF
: Mrs. Mills. has so greatly Improved In
health as to anticipate the trip to E,i.
| rope to be present at the wedding of hel
The triumphant return OF William K
vanderbilt, Jr.: In his steam yacht Tar
antula. has caused much talk OF recon
Citation between the strenuous -lvinl
young multi millionaire and his beautiful
wife, both OF whom are among the mos
colony. Mr.. Vanderbilt was welcomed b.
the entire settlement when his powerful
yacht steamed up the bay. II is SAT-
that friends OF both he and his wife ar
active In trying TO bring them togethe
again. and also that his father would no
be averse TO such an event.
The men arc the cause OF all the trou
Bile Of the women, and still the women g
after them" declares Mrs. James Powe
Kernochan. one Of the pioneer member
OF the cottage settlement OF Newport
Mrs. Kernochan. who is as straightfor
ward as she Is clever In conservation, dc
clared that the womeA should leave tn
men alone. and that would end the sub
jeot. She denied thSt she was a sui
fragette. although she is known to al
tend many Of the meetings and to be
warm personal friend OF Mrs. o. H
| Belmont,
Milliners' Clever Ad.
Milliners In New York have hit on a ne
plan for increasing their trade. They al
employing women who are accustomed
meet many society women to wear dit
ferent hats every day The milllners &c
lect both women and girls. They LOG
for attractive persons, who have tf
knack Of dressing artistically and WI
can wear different kinds OF hats wit
equal effectiveness. The natural inquir
among other women is, Where do yo
go for your hats?" The question. one
ask ed. is quickly answered. and the mi
liner has obtained an effective advertise
ment, The plan appeals to the wome
employed. because they not only get a
opportunity to wear many hats, but al:
to earn pin money, Sometimes percen
age is paid on all the sales made throus
the walking advertisements Again.
fixed amount of salary Is provided, wi,
the privilege OF wearing practically ar
hat In a store. a woman thus employc
may dress es she wishes for party ar
then drop in at the milliners and get
hat to harmonize with the gown.