The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15

having Joined since the last, and hav-
ing planned TO attend the other two
The patroresses for the Wednesday
night dance are Mrs. Charles W. Whit
ley, Mrs w. Montague Ferry, Mrs,
Arthur II. s. Bird. Mrs. 0. j. Sails
bury and Mrs. John A. Marshall. a
number OF dinners will precede the
dance, both at the various homes and
1T some OF the clubs.
Another delightful dancing event Of
the coming week will be the dance to
be given in Ogden by Mr and Mrs
George II. Matson TO a large company
Of their friends. The affair win be
given in the Congress dancing acad.
emy and Will be on an elaborate scale.
Mr. and Mrs. Matson are among the
most popular OF Ogden's young mar
ried folk and are known as ideal On
tertalners. \ large number of their
salt Lake friends arc planning 10 go
up that evening to attend the affair.
There was an admiring throng OF
friends at The train the day Mr.. and
Mrs. William IngcTsoil left Salt Lake
and if il was in admiration Of the
regulation kind of ''matinee idol. -
the crowd was an unusual one. The
soultul-eyed young girl was lacking
bat IN her place were few strong
men, cordial friends of Mr.. and Mrs
lngeTsoil. a number of older friends
rho had known the actor when he
WAS here in earlier davs. and q goodly
number OF the matTons. who have be
come cordial friends of Mrs. Ingersoll
Seldom have two people come into
town FOR stay of only a few months
and left having made such warm
friends as did the lngersolls.
ho 10. a.,
Douglas is Friday evening, January p.
aad the hop win probably be the last
before the regiment leaves in the early
spring for the Philippines The affair
is in the hands Of the hop committee.
Capt. \. J. McNab, Lieut.; Charles l.
Sampson and Lieut.. z. r. Carey. Mrs.
Clark X. Elliott and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Paul G. Potter will stand in the receiv-
ing line.
Word comes from Washington that
the young daughters OF Col. and Mrs. E.
\. Wall, who were guests at the New
Willard in Washington, when the "a.
nous bachelors cotiilon was given
there. were much admired and were
among the smart bellies OF the younger
set.
Miss Mary Irwin of Keokuk. Ia. a
popular young girl. who has been a
guest at the Dodge home for some time
past, and who LEFT yesterday with her
aunt and grandmother for the coast.
has been entertained al a number of
pleasant affairs during the last few days
OF her stay in the city. On Thursday
evening Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Sampson entertained at cards. followed
by a tea for the younger folks and the
bachelor officers at the post. Friday
afternoon Mrs. ", P Eiser entertained
a small company OF friends also In honor
Of Miss Irwin and Miss jeanette Kiser
Two specially pleasant affairs are
planned for this evening. as Salt Lakers
are growing more and more toward the
idea OF entertaining Sunday evenings
Miss Lucille FRANKIE will entertain a
party of eight young people at din
ner at the Louvre in compliment 10
Miss Stella Fabian. and Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Pearsall will give an informal sup
per for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. i. Ferry who
leave shortly for an extended trip.
Maj. and Mrs. James NJ. Arrasnith
entertained a party OF friends last even
ing at delightful dinner at their home
when following the dinner three table:
Of bridge were played. The guests were
Lieut. and Mrs Charles l.. Sampson
/ Lieut.. and Mrs. Eugene Santschi. Lieut.
and Mrs. A 0. Seaman. Lieut. and Mrs
I. NJ. Miller and Lieut.. and Mrs Hugh
| Walthall.