The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
SOCIAL SET READY
FOR WINTER SEASON
First Great Function VIII Be
Caruso in Opera on
November i3.
HORSE SHOW FOLLOWS
Brilliant Receptions Arranged
for the Many Debutantes
of the Year.
HORSE SHOW FOLLOWS
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BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-WhiIe there
sun is some six weeks Of mountain and
country for society before tho season in
New York opens In earnest. dates FOR the
more important functions arc already be-
Ing set. houses are being put in condi-
ton for use and all those prelimlnaries :
which mark tho rcawakening OF social
activities are in progress.
The first great function VIII be the
opening Of the opera season. which is
set for November 10. This viii he MEM
orable In that IL has been decided that
caruso Will sing. which means that every
body will he present.
The list OF the parterre box holders Is
not yet ready FOR inspection. Among
those who viii occupy boxes IN the grand
tier are William Ross Proctor j. Pier
pont Morgan. j. Harper Poor. Mrs. Ed
ward Lauterbach. Mrs h. Breese Harris,
Mrs. A. browning Prentice. Gage @. Tar
bell. Wilbur Dixon Ellis. Edmund l.. Bay
Hes. George j. Gould. William s. Clark
frank ;: Jones. Robert G. Clowry. Will
liam n. Thompson. Charles Louis Sicard,
y. ogden Chisholm, Mrs Robert Hoe
Mackay and Mrs. Henry sicgel.
Next comes the horse show, which
opens November IS Practically every
prominent show horse owner in the coun-
try will be represented and there are as
snrhnces OF an unusually important con-
tlnsent from abroad. Unless al signs
fail the 1911 horse show will eclipse I'm
both equine and human interest anything
which has Yet been seen
Numerous Dances Arranged.
These, two functions mark the real
opening OF the season. After them the
big social affairs VIII come thick and
fast,
or the subscription dances the junior
cotlllons are OF most interest to the
young people of society. These dances
VIII take place as usual at Sherry's on
December ., January and February 6.
The Cinderella dances. another fash
ionablc and exclusive series will take
place on December 2T and February 20
The Metropolitan dances, arranged for
girls not yet presented, will be held De-
cember %. February Is and April 10.
The Saturday evening dances. an old
and exclusive organization for the young
married set and girls who have been out
one or more sea sons Will be held at Del
monico's In December.
viii Be Many Dcbutantcs.
The number OF debutantes this sea-
son is large. One OF the first OF the
Mrs. Robert Taylor Varnum. who will
entertain at Sherrys on December | for
her daughter Miss Justine Ingersoll.
on the day following, December 2, Mrs
-
FOR her daughter, Miss Voulettl I. Proc
tor.
On December Mrs Henry Meyer
Johnson will give reception at Sherrys
10 introduce her daughter, Miss Louisa
4. johnson,
Mrs Schuyler \. Warren viii intro
duce her daughter. Miss Hope r.. War
rem. ON December 26 at a dance at
Sherry'S,
Mrs James Remsen Strong OF Short
Hills will give a dance at Sherrys on
December 90 TO introduce her niece. Miss
Grace Henry.
Mrs John Clafin Will give a dance at
Sherry's on January l9 for her daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie +, Claflin. There will
be many other announcements OF the
same kind as the season advances,
Weddings and Engagements.
Weddings will be numerous. while the
announcements of engagements OF more
than ordinary interest have been quite
frequent during the past few weeks. One
Of the most recent OF paramount inter-
Sherman and Lord Camoys, who are
now at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs William
Watts Sherman, the parents OF the bride
to-be. are coming 10 town late next
that time the date of their daughters
marriage will have been announced.
Rumo- has II that the wedding, which
will be OF great social interest both
ances' always are, is 10 take place in
November. 1t Will be remembered that
Miss Irene ShermaDs marriage to Law
renee J.. Gillespie year ago took place
at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie gave
a luncheon yesterday In honor OF the
couple,
Miss Cora Hutchins and Kenneth Mac
Harness Goode of New York city VIII be
married at the home OF the bride par
onts DR.. and Mrs. Miller Hutchins of