The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

Tho week just opening is so filed
with social activities that the
really popular folk will have to give
up and eschew anything except that
line of work. The dances planned for
the future are so numerous as TO he
dazzling, the first on the list being the
fourth in the Assembly series, which
bids fair to outshine any of the eX-
tremely successful dances given in the
series during the winter. The commit
tee IN charge. which has already dis.
tinguished itself as the most successful
managers possible; has made prepara-
tlons to make of the forthcoming affair
the most elaborate Of the series, and
doubtless its plans Will make of IL =
great success. The very next evening
the officers and ladies of the post viii
entertain at a hop for their brides, of
whom they have three-iu sight. The
hop is to be formal affair with some
cotillion features in the last half. il
is in honor OF Miss Holley, Miss Crane
and Miss Yeates, and their 6ances, as
Mr. Wainwright will be on hand as well
as the two popular officers in the regi
ment.
Another large evening event of the
future will be the evening OF dramatics
to end with dancing in Whitney hall.
which the members of the Buskins are
giving TO their friends, The next
evening in the same place Or. and Mrs.
William f. Beer aud Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reed will entertain their friends
with n large and elaborate dancing par
~.
The week opens with affairs innu
merable for the brides Of the season,
Major and Mrs. Arrsmith entertaining
at valentine party on Tuesday even
ing for Miss HoleY and Miss Crane,
and the same day Mrs. Clark e. Elliott
and Mrs. Guy Bucker will entertain
with luncheon at the Commercial
club and matinee party for the same
honored guests, Mrs, Z. o. Howard
will be the hostess also on that day
at luncheon ar the Alta club for Mrs.
Edwin f. Holmes. Mrs. o w, Powers
will give a luncheon on Monday at her
home. Lieutenant and Mrs j, Duncan
Elliott Will entertain the Holley Vain |
wright bridal party at dinner on
Wednesday evening, and Major and
affair on Friday night. Miss Ward will
give a bridge tea at the Scott home
Thursday afternoon for Miss Holley, |!
and many smaller events are already
planned in compliment to either the
brides or the visiotrs in town.
One of the new idea fends is advanc
ing the idea that girl in order to be
observed must do something outlandish
or wear something really conspicuous
She suggests among other things that
-irl may
Wear one color and carry ii 10 eX
tremes.
Wear certain kind OF flower and
choose an unusual kind.
Wear white shoes the year round
Wear strange hats and get a queer
walk.
Wear oodles Of odd jewery.
These of course she gives as sugges
tions 10 the girl who doesn't want to
be nothipgness.' She might have
added;
Wear low shoes and insufficient cloth
ing in cold weather. for if there isl
any one thing that will make a girl pit
led it is the blue look she gets when
she hasn enough clothing on. And
then, too, you see, pity is akin toI
something else.
The spectacle Of what the fair Max
inc Elliott has accomplished by bantingl
should have been edifying to the larger
portion OF the fair sex of Salt Lake, for
it is always the larger portion which
is making efforts along this line But