The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

Although the weather has been so
mild thus far the thoughtful society
folk who are provided with places OF
retreat from the heat and the noise OF
1.-the good old summertime have al
ready begun to make their active prep
arations for the next few months. The
cottages ct Brighton are being opened
ore by one and put in readiness for the
gay season there, and the prospects
are that this season Will be ggyer than
ever before Mr. and M-s. ;. 4. What
ney have rented the new ke-rick hone
there and viii go up carly. Miss Les
ley Woodruff is planning TO entertain
house party or young people at
Roughwood, one Of the most attractive
cottages. The season IS quite far ad-
vanced there and many improvements
in the way of sanitation are to make
OF this little paradise of beauty much
more attractive place than 1t has ever
been.
Mr. and Mrs f. c. Wool!ey have just
completed one of the most attractive
mountain homes in the nelghborhooa
in their new place in Emigration can
cupy that very shortly. Numerous other
attractive places have been built and
are being built in that canyon and the
place bids fair 10 rival any of the out.
of-town places near by. Country homes
TO the north and 10 the south are draw.
ing their picnic parties or weekend
parties already. and before long they
will be filled from day to day with
merrymakers enjoying the delights of
outdoor life
The week begins right briskly with
many events planned in advance and
these. too, in addition to the weddings
which, like the poor, we have always
with us. at least in June. There are
several June teas which are arranged
for outdoor affairs the dates for which
are still uncertain. but which Will be
announced very soon. Events for the
popular young bride.to-be, Miss Alleen
MacIean. still continue, and in her hon.
or Miss Carrie Sappington will enter
tain at an afternoon affair on Monday.
Mrs. a. II Boxrud has issued invita-.
tions for luncheon at her home 10
be given Tuesday In compliment 10
Mrs. William Igleheart and Mrs. Elmer
p. Jones both Of whom will leave dur
ing the summer for California. and on
Wednesday she gives another for Mrs.
j. j. Lahm. For the same honored
guest Mrs. William c. Jennings will
entertain at breakfast on Wednes-
day morning at her home on Second
avenue, A number Of luncheons are
planned for that day at the Country
given BY Mrs L. c Robinson and Miss
Noble for TWO dozen of their friends.
Mrs. Walter L. Mas will give tea
on Friday for Mrs. Louis s. Gates and
Miss Maclean. The event of the
month TO which most will look forward
with pleasurable anticipation is the
tea TO be given bv Mrs. Holmes on the
9Th at Oakwood; for although some
few friends have seen the beautiful
country home this season many have
not and they are TO be given real
treat just when ''cherries are ripe
Wednesday next is to be q gala day
in more ways tllau Just the June wed.
dings for the Girls Friendly society OF
the state will give its annual lawn fete
nj Rowland hall that night, and ii
is 10 be by far the most elaborate
affair ever given by the society. The
place chosen for the evening is that
most IDEAL spot for lawn party, Row
land hall, and what with music and
all the accompa niments to a good time
the evening will surely be great sue
cess.
The affair is given for the benefit of
the summer camp for the girls in Span
ish Fork canyon, an institution which
has come 10 be part of the summer
plan of every girl who likes good
time in the mountains. The camp is
in fine shape this year, better equipped
than ever before. and 1t will be in
charge of competent " house mother
with fine cook TO assist her in caring
for the wants of the many girls who
are planning 10 go there.
The lawn fete will be in charge of
the following committees, the personnel
affair:
Reception committee-Mrs. Alvah
Lewis, Mrs. w. w Reese. Mrs. G. H.
Stevenson. Miss Colburne, Mrs. NJ. L.
Ritchie, Mrs. f. A. Wall, Mrs. E. j.