The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14

singers for the state. Miss Loose goes
abroad again next year for stay on
Ia year or so TO be spent In muslca!
study.
II is most gratifying to the friends
OF Miss Lillian Woodward TO learn yes
| terday of the honor which has been
shown her in choosing her as social
secretary to Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
the wife Of the special embassndor to
the court of st. James for the corona
| tion of King George. The honor IS
one which is eagerly sought by any
ynun2 woman who has any claims 10
| ability in that line, and Ii is distinct
compliment from Mrs. Hammond in
recognition Of tho peculiar fitncss NJ
Miss Woodward FOR the position. Miss
| Woodward viii leave within very.
short time to Join the Hammond family.
Miss Betty Hammond, who visited here
as a guest of Mrs. Victor Clement.
now Mrs sydney A. Cloman, is rcmcm.
bcred as charming girl
Is there one word which has been
so thoroughly abused as to meaning and
used i'm such meaningless way as
| tho word "lines - Time was when the
mere word had some significance. As
a rule when one sp" nj lines one
meant the lines in 4 or more re
|motely the artistic lines IN some draw
ling. Then came time when the word
suggested distinction between inc
ordinary make Of garments and those
fashioned by a master hand, But now
one may put on the simplest frocks,
and hear that ''thc lines arc so good.
| Ii hat is becoming the lines are so
good If dress is the latest idea OF
the fashion makers art, 1.-The lines
arc so good - If shoe fits the foot
ono matter how shapeless) again the
lines are so good, etc, etc. TIL one
wishes the really expressive things
might be copyrighted,
Word comes from Red Bluff, Cal,
that the marriage OF Miss kaura Brans'
| ford and Albert Lee Clark Will take
place on June l6 there. Miss Brans-
| ford, who is a niece of Mayor Brans-
| ford and OF Mrs. f. +. Holmes, Is one
| of the real beauties who has been a
guest in this city and her many friends
| here are more than ordinarily inter
estcd in her approaching marriage, Inc
announcement of the engagement was
! made last fall, at which time stun
ming portrait Of Miss Bransford was
| published in these columns.
| One of the important events Of the
| near future Will be the dinner and
musicale at the Commercial club on the
evening of May 26. The affair is the
| fourth in the series of monthly DIN
ners and will bring to close the VIII
ter season. Unlike those so far gwen
| this Will include The ladies as well as
members and the musicale which will
| follow the dinner Will bring out some
| of the very best talent in the city.
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry will be one
| of the singers, which fact In itself is
drawing card.
The latter part of the present month
| Will be rather well filled with events
of real Importance. The coming of the
| Russian Symphony orchestra on May
| % and 90 is an event of great impor-
tance in a musical way, despite the
fact that Salt Lake has had large
share of musical events worthy of note
during the last winter. The event 10
come is TO be patronized by large
number of society people.
| The giving OF Nav dance for the
benefit Of the Fairgrounds is likely to
be made an annual custom of the place,
since all the girls who attended the
| meeting Yesterday morning expressed
themselves willing to work again next
| year for the same cause. The meeting
was most encouraging one and showed
the net earnings from the dance TO
be about $780, A committee consist
ing of Miss Lucille Francke. Miss Mil
dred Mcmillan and Miss Gertrude Han.
son will file the reports of the affair
and facilitate the work of the next
season and will also write notes OF
thanks to all who were instrumental in
making success of the affair Re-
ports were read from every committee
by the various chairmen-Miss Mildred
Mcmillan, Miss Virginia Beatty, Miss
Marguerite Rice, Mrs. w. B. Riyes, Miss
Gertrude Hansen, Miss Loreen Leary,