The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
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80 u,,e 20 The Tribune.
e.ss,IxGToN, ~ Feb, lS.-outside in
tbe constant change in Of
~ ~ in Washington to a very
~ s,t prevents the tendency OF
p'D .ove into colonies and to
,lioues that oftentimes ex-
, y" :,r nersons who would
~ gladly admitted to some
I. tbsp a superficial acquaint-
..st.in extent, however, exclusive i've
Q .,,,utimes form between the
i administrations.
,,udition is as old as the city
,,ck to the days when the
a !, mistress of Duddington
,.,;usted one set and the chate-
r,dor place another, And 1T
i,a;d frequently that only an
= j % GREAT social influence would
NJ
= 1. 10 effect change
III ,,.,t lad in the luxurious out
q @ !. leisure classes is houseboat
y : ,idwinter in southern waters.
sa..a ENJOYING this pastime are:
Mrs Joseph Letter, who are
- !. I'D their beautiful boat, the
~ rNrL;la bav They Dlan 10
.Saut the coast and later on may
ysT Orleans for the Mardl Gras.
',ssir glests they expect to in
= d, and Mrs. Preston Gibson OF
s'-,on D, c., and Mrs Letter S
d;s: Dorothy Williams.
= "a Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
,s..e the prominent Washington
& - have been spending some
|. Tlorida, Mrs, Mclean, former
~ EVELYN Walsh Of Denver, Is
4, nassessor of the famous Hope
=; ths most valuabl gem in ex-
q lie finding Of which brought
4, Liies before the eyes of the
!. ht,Iy arrived ambassador from
Isrnnis Cusani -Gonfalonierl, is
I'm . distinguished diplomat, but
Ir,Gersble reputation as a man of
Ne comes to this country from
- mission ct Berne, Switzerland.
-,n,l are the ambassadors s lin
:, uleuts that IN returning his
-,ie visits recently in Washing.
HI vas able to address each con-
Hh bis own tongue.
N ttrilY OF Cusani- Gonfslonieri. is
lis Oldest and proudest of Lom-
- 1bIe the marquise is a grand
Rss Of that great Italian states
q Can't Casati, whom King Victor
.r,l II so highly bonored. Only
i,at descendants Of this patriot.
. aided his king, can place the
s'P, E. R. T. OF the Royal House
u.ri in their coat of arms, and the
"a diamond setting of this unique
I. q i,yor is almost invariably worn
/ !, Marquis Cusani. The family of
" Cusani includes young
tr Of seventeen.
D Hurtesy of the ambassador Of
|hy tie Turkish embassy will be
sF,busry 2S for an evening of
6rd story" given under the aus
+ 30 She February committee of the
fgd Eye, Ear and Throat hospi-
pepular artists will give the pro
End Mrs. William Mitchell Bunk
siI Francisco, who recently re
n 10 Washington from q sixteen
n' tour Of Europe. northern At
~. India, have taken apartments
= mghton for the season. They
y their guest Miss Jean Booth,
per Of Professor Booth Of the Uni
y q California.
bones OF a number of represent.
II congress have recently been
s:ss Of charming receptions and
Mnenis, given in honor of visit.
nssds Mrs Ellis, wife of Repre-
r!e Ellis of Oregon, entertained
Etl5on IN honor OF Mrs. Il. r. Ellis
tne. -
'tssDiatiye and Mrs. James II.
y have been entertaining as their
y the Cairo, Mrs. Curtis S. Mil.
IL Cleveland, o.
asedham, wife of Congressman
',n OF California. entertained at
.l.cu IN honor Of Mrs. Franklin
'HF Of Fresno, Cal.
Ege aud Mrs Day have been
s%llng as their guest Mrs. Lang
aonas or Augusta. Ga. 1t was at
iae Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
risI1ent and Mrs. Taft spent
uIe Immediately after President
otorge W. Smith. at n recent
4ament, had as her guest Rep
-uFs and Miss ThistIewood of
representative and Mrs.
n % Indiana, and Mrs. King OF
Entatlye and Mrs. Shirley Of
are expected to rctuqA to
ION tins month from Louis
slIe representative Shirley is
~@g irom n serious illness.
IN.
i aioer Ehresnvard, the new
;mlnlster accredited to this
! "a q young bachelor. His pre-
nerman Lagercrantz. and his
Ns OF SPECIAL TAX,
~ = hereby given that a specIol