The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

and Mrs. Edmund Il. Bayligs box So.
alongside of her.
IL that doesn Z make IL pretty far
social register il would be hard to find
| one.
With the horse show opening n week
from today and lasting for seven days
society is going 10 have a pretty siren
nous time of 1t.
| Will Give Bachelor Dinner.
With succession of brilliant dinners.
weddings, receptions aud dcbutante
functions to last right through the
winter there will be no place for ennnl
| in New York for II time and many n
society dame and damsel will be ready
for the rest cure when spring comes
| Lord CamoYs. who is to marry MISS
| Mildred Sherman. daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. William Watts Sherman. will give
bachelor dinner on Monday. Noyem-
| Der 2I. The dinner probably VIII he
given at the Plaza. where he is now
| guest
Several guests Will arrive from lM-
rope Lord Decies. who arrives this
week with Lady Dccics. who. was MISS
Vivieu Gould, probably will attend
| Lord Camoys as best man. Lord Gam
ovs. it VIII be remembered, was an
! usher at Lord Decies s wedding last
February. -,
Lord Caluoys and his bride will
spend week ON this side after their
marriage. on December :, and are
booked on the Olympic on December y.
They will 60 TO to the Camoys place
al Henley on.Thames. It is most likely
that they will 90, directly after. the
wedding. to Newport, where the brlde
parents have a villa.
Tho wedding. as already announced,
viii be very quiet one aud VIII DE
followed by a reception.
Miss Mildred Sherman Will have only
ono attcpdant--her sister. Mrs. Law
renee l.. Gilespie-upon the occasion
of her marriage.
Announce Engagements.
Ono of the interesting announce
mcnts during the week was tho fact
that Miss Gvendolyn Burden 5 mar.
riagc to David Dows will be an event
of the early winter. It Will take place
in Grace church on December j and
will be followed by a reception at the
home of Miss Burden 8 parents, Mt
and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden.
4 racing meet of interest to socIety
is the annual one given by the Great
Neck Racing ASSOCIATION, beginning to-
dav at Great Neck. i. ] This Will
provide racing for three Saturdays IN
succession, a great boon for late stay
ers of the Long Island contingent
Miss Nora Goodwin of ] Lexington
avenue announces the engagement OF
her niece, Miss Nathalie de Castro, to
r. Stuvvesaut Pierrcpopt. son of Henry
T.. Picrrepont of BROOKLYN. Miss Cas-
tro is the only daughter Of the late
Parke Goodwin. Mr.. Piorrepout is
graduate of Columbia. class of '05. The
Pierreponts are among the most dis
tinguished and Oldest families of that
section of Brooklyn known as the
Heights. The Pierrepont mansion is
one of the landmarks of that locality.
Il. Stuyyesant Pierrepont is the name
sake of the late Rutherford Stuyves-
ant of Stuyvesant Square, whose first
wife was a Miss Pierrepont One of the
distinguished members of this house
was the late Edwards Pierrepont. Hen
ry Evelyn Pierrepont. the father of X.
Stuyyesant Pierrepont, was the son of
Henry f. and Anna Maria Jay Pierre
pont. He is trustee of many Brook
lyn institutions. His wife was Miss Ell
len Low. a near relative of the Honor
able Seth Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall S]aton
of Atlanta, Ga. have been at the Wal
dorf Astoria. having come to New York
To enjoy a short vacation before Mr.,
Slaton assumes office as provisional
governor of Georgia. This new star in
Georgia s political firmament will take
office on November IL. Mrs. Slaton
is the only daughter Of the late W, d.
Grant. During their stay in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaton are being enter
tanned layishly by their friends. Mrs.
Grant. Mrs. Slaton s mother, is with
them at the Waldorf.