The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

mis- more than any other game perhaps
is subject to moods and changes, and
its popularity wakes and wunes. So
it is only natural that tennis teas
shoud be n matter of custom rather
than of general stability And for
those who play, and those who only
watch the game, there can be, no more
delightful form OF entertaining than
this. Given shady spot for the sery-
ing of tea, A few players, n group of
flirting summer girls and their ubiquit
tea is almost comGlcte
Some friends of Mikeyo Brines
had an interesting experience on We'd
nesday evening last when in response
to a most cordial encore the favorite
tenor stepped forward and began that
much loved Italian song, "FunicuIli,
FNniculla,' i'm the chorus of which the
musicians all joined. The verses were
sung over for a second time to satisfy
the audience, and with each repetition
the italian singers brought out the
words with greater gusto. AS the solo.
list was bowling his appreciation of the
plaudits of his friends an admirer
turned to group and said: Sure,
ism Z that just like the Irish of it put.
ting the blarney over them poor Ital-
ians to make them think he IS Italian.
and then tapping it up like spaghetti
from home. ~
The one large affair of the week Will
be the dance at Oakwood on Tuesday
evening to which Colonel and Mrs
Holmes have invited large number OF
friends and which will be the most de-
lightful social event of the entire sum-
mer A number Of dinners, both III
town and at the Country club, are
planned TO precede the dance and many
parties have arranged to motor out to
the beautiful place,
Several small affairs. more or less in
formal, are on the date books for the
week. Mrs. A. G.. Andrews and her
guest, Miss Eleanor Peterson, will re-
ceive their friends quite informally on
Monday afternoon from 3 TILL at the
Andrews home, lSi Q street. Mrs. Don
Campbell will entertain with kensing
ton for Miss Lucille Young on Tuesday
and Miss Mignon Denhalter gives 4
party in her honor on Friday next.
Miss Margaret Mcclure. whose pic
ture appears today, is one of the stun
ming beauties of the Younger set. She
is the daughter OF Mrs. Benner X.
Smith and granddaughter of the late
Judge James A. Miner. She has inher-
tied much of her mothers beauty and
IS an accomplished young girl and at.
tractlye otherwise as well.
A number of house parties is ar
ranged at the nearby country homes
for the week end Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
Lewis having a party of ten friends
out to the Walker farm for two days,
1r and Mro Rnhorf NJ 0lnaD opfo
tanning party and MIR. and Mrs. Rob,
'rt \. Campbell another party.
)ther mountain resorts in this vicinity,
md through the remaining fortnight or
50 of the season bids fair to be well
illed. party of girls chaperoned by
Mrs. Frank Godbe will occupy the
iodbe cottage for the next two weeks,
among them the Misses Edith Godbe,
Hazel Holmes. Lillion Lane, Gladys Nc
Margaret Walden, Josephine
Veil and Isabel Shiffer. Sharman Arm
trong, G. c. Bintz and c. A. Dale are
taying at the hotel, as are also Mr.
nd Mrs. Henry NJ. Crowther and their
'aby- Mrs. w. W. Ritter and the Misses
,laire and May Ritter have been spend
ng a few days at the hotel also Miss
,atherine Richards and her little sister
eleanor have gone up to spend week
With Miss Theresa Godbe. Mrs. A. g.
3arbee, who was chaperoning a party
f girls, has returned on account of an
ccident from which she is recovering
Miss Bonita Pettijohn
as been visiting Mrs. Jack Gilmer for
time, but has returned to town.
Among the lovely and hospitable
ountry homes near Salt Lake none has
ecome more noted for its gracious hos
itality than the "The Myrtles THE
ountry place of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Y. Sloan in Centerville. With its great
wing room, a porch, its beautiful sur
its good cheer and above all
is beautiful and fascinating hostess, it
as been the scene of many delightful
week end parties during the past two
1onths. BY the end of the month Mr.
nd Mrs. Sloan will close their country
lace, having taken a house in town,
nd will be at home for the winter at
51 Brigham street.
A very beautifully appointed pre-nup-
ial affair of last evening was the din
er gwen by Miss Edgarda Wedgwood
o honor of the approaching marriage