The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

OF course the allabsorbing topic IL
benefit performance Of -'Pinafore'' for
four nights of the present week at
Wandnmere. Innumerable parties have
been arranged for the opening per
formances, and the scene will be one
of very unusual attractiveness without
even taking into consideration the
stage and its clever people. Miss Lu-
cile Clark will entertain ii house party
of number of the ''Beauty Chorus
at the Hamilton home and there are
already arranged great many late
suppers at the Country club, at the
Louvre and ut the Hotel Utah, The
opening night. by the way, is not the
only one which will be popular for
many parties are arranged for the 9th.
er evenings as well, The usual round
of teas and luncheons will be ON de-
spite the fact that it Is mid.July, sew
eral delightful affairs being planned
before hand in honor of out-of-town
guests or those about to leave. Mrs.
Elias =. Smith and her sister, Miss
Pearl Weller. have issued cards for a
tea at the Weller home on Tuesday
afternoon from to 10 meet their
Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Charles H. Blanch-
ard will entertain the same day with
q tea at her home from 3 to TO meet
her guest, Miss Blanchard of Cincln-
natl. Mrs. Eugene Gaylord will be
the hostess at bridge tea at her
home on firsS avenue on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs, Charles f. Richards
will entertain a few of the most init
mate friends Of Mrs. William C. Jen
nings at luncheon on Wednesday at
her home prior to the departure of
Mrs. jennings for the east. The same
day the usual mid week luncheon and
bridge party will be on at the Coun
try club, and the week will close with
the Saturday night dinner and dance
there.
than its usual quota of Salt Lakers
away from the heat OF the city, and
already nearly every cottage is filled
with owners and parties of guests. The
hotel is well filled with temporary
guests, and the Rawlins cottage, which
is in charge of Miss Theresa Godbe,
has large party at present and bids
fair TO be filled throughout the season,
At the Critchlow cottage Mrs, E. B. !
Critchlow has already had Miss May
Critchlow and Mr.. Prentiss for week |
end, Mrs. Igleheart has spent the past
week there and Miss Katherine Yardley |
will spend Il week before going east.
Mrs. H. G. Whitney and her son and |
daughter have opened up the Whitney |
cottage and will be settled there short |
ly. Mrs. s. A. Whitney has taken the
picturesque Karrick cottage, said to be
the prettiest place in Brighton, and
she with her children and some friends |
will spend the next six weeks there. |
the Fisher Harris cottage and they are |
GpfnrfaIrtUO of forp |
friends as well rs a house party of the
small girls of their neighborhood, con
sistiug of Katherine Harvey, Mary
Hopkins, Elizabeth Ritchie and Anna
Merrill
At the Darling cottage a merry
throng of young girls, guests of Miss
Jane Darling. are established, the party
being given in compliment to her two |
cousins, the Misses Bache Of Los Ange-
les Mrs, Charles Post is the chape-
rome The other girls in the party are
Miss Gula Dix, Miss Bernardine Kim
ball. Miss Geneve Savage, Miss Gladys |
Savage and Miss Beth Baldwin.
There is an old English saying that
the housewife who can grow fine
parsley bed will always be able to man
age her husband. Recently a house
keeper who would spell the word with
through her very orderly garden and
comment was made on the wonderful
luxurianee of her parsley bed.
'fYou know the old saying about the
housewives parsley bed. of course, -,
the gentleman visitor said, and the re-
suit was enough TO make ono think of
the old 'fWell of st. Keen" "But the
CoInishman smiled as the stranger
spoke and sheepishly shook his head"
AS the two ladies walked away to
look at g beautiful rose bush, the visi-
tor grasped the hand of the host and
SAID with much feeling:
"By George, old man, / like your
place very well, indeed-ah, very well,
indeed, but / say, You know, if over
have a garden, 1 shall have similar
one, only there's too confounded much
OF this parsley business already for me,
don t you know
Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes has discon.
tinued her fortnightly Friday after.