The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

warming at the Chevy Chase club will
he an early number on the calendar
Many Of the fortunate owners Of the
country homes near the city have come
back fc enjoy them before the open.
inc of the winter season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G.. Glover returned a few
days ago TO Wcstovcr. from their place
in Maine, and viii do some informal
entertaining there during the visit of
their son.in-law. and daughter, the
Netherlands minister of foreign af.
fairs and Nine Van Swlndcrcn.
Engagements and Weddings.
Engagements announced. and others
10 be announced, and speculation as to
the winter 5 dcputantcs are themes OF
interest at the moment hat divide
honors with the MANY new additions TO
the winter colony. The engagement of
Miss EVELYN Chew to Thomas Roberts,
.lr.. Of Philadelphia was rs interesting
IN resident circles as that of Miss Fola
La Toilette to George Middleton oil
New York, which followed. WAS In off
ciaI and artistic circles. The marriage
at WilliamStown, Mass. Of Miss Mary
Hopkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins Of Washington. and
Crawford Blagdcu of New York
brought together, both in the chanel OF
Williams college. where the ceremony
LOOK place. and AT the summer nome of
the BRIDE S parents. where n break
fast followed one Of the most distiu.
guIshcd assemblageS Of the autumn. IN.
cludln% the descendants ami rcpreseu-
iatiycs o. many historic American
!hmLlles- VI great beauty and of much
interest was tho gown worn bv the
bride It was made of houiton lace a
gift TO the bride S grandmother from
Lady Burdette Couts.
Miss Nsabc Potts Landis Of pbiIa.
delphia, niece Of Major J. r, RevpoIds
lands, l.. :. a.. military attache OF
the American embassy in Rome. will
be married 10 Baron Otto Won Borckc,
lieutenant in the Germany army IN
heriin next spring An announcement
ot The marriage was made in New Or.
leans by Mrs. c. w Carpenter. the
aunt of Miss Laudis following formal
announcements made hy Major Lands
IN Rome recently. Miss Lands ac
companled by Mrs. Carpenter and Miss
Longcope of Philadelphia. arrived i'm
New Orleans the other day aud was
lolned by Baron Won Borckc. who came
from the German cruiser. Victoria
T.uise. which is al Pensacola Fla Tbe
date Of the wedding has not been set
Baron Won Borcke is ! son of Baron
( Emil Nnn Borckc. hcad Of a family
! whose linc goes back To The year 1852.
For q wear he has hccn military in.
strnctor of German cadets on board the
Victoria Luise After his visit with his
hancec south he will return 20 the cruis-
or, which will leave Pensacola October
Il for Havana and the West Indies.
Select New Embassy.
The new Russian EmbasSador and
Nine. Bakhmctiefr. who will arrive here
next week. viii select new home for
the embassy after they come They
Will not renew the lease on the present
embassy. as they desire moro com.
modious and preteptious house. The
ono formerly occupied by Baron Rosen
and his family is the residence of Col.
dnel y. =. TYLER and was built on the
site of the home Of the former Secre.
| tary Of the Navy and Mrs, Tracy. which
was burned in the early part of Mr..
! Tracy s official term, in which FIRE Mrs.
Tracy and her daughter and their maid
| lost their lives.
The new Embassador aud Nine Bakb-
metie6 have no children. Nine. Bakh.
meteG was former Washington belle
Miss Mary Beale, dau"hter of the late
I General and Mrs Bcalc The emhas.
, sador was first secretary Of the legation
| here before IT was raised to au EN-.
| bassy.