The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23

four wears military attache at the
British embassy and although they
have been in this country for. some
months past this is their first visit to
Salt Lake. Mrs. Cloman was Mrs. Vic.
tor Clement when she lived in salt
Lake. and she has a wide circle OF
warm friends here who were glad even
of moments opportunity to see hey
once again.
A merry party of bachelors chape'
roned by very popular benedict left
last evening for fishing trip on the
Snake river They were furnished with
bait galore, and despite the watery con-
dition of the surrounding country they
were provided with all sorts of fluids.
Perhaps the name of the river in which
they will fish had something TO do
with the kind of refreshments they took
along.
1t is rather disappointment to her
friends here TO learn that Miss Pearl
Van Cott will not have her marriage
TO Herbert Horstman solemnized here,
The wedding, which will be a most I'M
portant one to Salt Lakes society,
will take place in Los Angeles, this
chiefly owing to the fact that the
brides sister. Mrs. John Niven, who
lives there, has asked TO have the fam
ily there for the wedding. The bride
to.be and her mother will return to the
coast before very long and later Mr..
Horstman will join them there. num-
Der Of friends from here will go down
for the marriage.
The young girls who make their home
at the boarding home of the Young
Women's Christian association at 445
South West Temple street will give
n large and unique lawn party next
Friday evening at the home for all
of their friends The affair will be
unique in that it will have various
amusements for the young people who
go and n fine musical programme will
be furnished by the Troubadours.
Brighton is just now the center Of
all interest of a social nature. almost
every one who has cottage up there
having opened ii either for themselves
or for guests Mr.. and Mrs. James a..
Moyle have moved up for the summer,
but with their machine they will be
back aud forth for good part of the
time Mrs. l.. l., Terry and Mrs, C..
r. Pearsall are now settled in the
James H. Brown cottage, and Mrs. f.
O. Howard will Join them there in
week. Miss Edith Godbe is entertain
ing a house party in the Godbe cottage,
composed of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Sowles, Miss Hazel Holmes, DR.. Payne
and Ruel Halloran. Miss Lesley Wood
ruff and her sister, Miss Helen. will go
mp early in the week to have a party
of voung girls at Roughwood Mrs.
George T. Odell and Mrs. William III.
Bird who have spent the past week at
Camp Florence, have returned, and Mrs.
L. George Odell and her children are
now spending week there. Mrs, G.
p. Brooks and Miss Miriam leave early
in the week for the Brooks cottage.
Mrs C. G. Dey and her daughters have
settled for the summer in their cottage
and will have several house parties of
Young girls during the next month,
Miss Theresa Godbe. who has taken the
Rawlins cottage for the summer. has a
number of quests and Will have for the
entire season. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Hale and f. B. Critchlow went up yes
terday morning to spend two days at
the Critchlow cottage. Mrs Lear Ritter
and her children have the Ritter summer
home Just at present, and Will be Joined
later BIZ Mrs, Isabel c. Ritter The two
Ferry families arc settled III their at
tractive places in Ferryland.
ing was the reception at the Woodward
Tome in compliment to Major and Mrs,
sydney a. Cloman, at which Mrs. M. S.
Woodward Mr., and Mrs. j, NJ. Bldwell
and Mr. Scott Woodward entertained q
large company of their friends. The
artistic home was a blaze with lights
both outside and in. and was fragrant
with wealth Of the summer flowers
The troubadours seated on the lawn
furnished delightful music and punch
bowl on the veranda gave refreshment
for the guests and within a delightful
supper was served. A number of the
more intimate friends spent the entire
evening, while the main part of the
company came and went during the
evening hours.
Mrs. William H. Dale was the hostess
yesterday morning at breakfast at
her home given in honor of Mrs. George
a. Snow of Chicago. who is spending