The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28

social affairs will begin to be too num-
| erous for comfort with the really
popular people. Already a number or
| lake parties are arranged, and the
| present indications are that they Will
be much moro elaborate this year than
ever before-if only to be in keeping
with the brand new appearance of the
| place The members of the Bridge
club with their husbands and sweet.
hearts will form a special party for
Tuesday night. the event being in
compliment to Miss Ethel Felt and JOS
eph p. Marshall. whose marriage takes
place two days later. An effort is be.
ing made TO establish one night for So
cieJy again, but since society likes to
be rather free of restraint. IL will prob
ably be Just as many nights week as
it sees fit. and in such sections as it
! may decide upon.
The theatcr presented a CAV sight
on Thursday evening at the opening per
formance of "Mrs. Dot. - the audience
being one of the smartest OF the sea-
son. All Of the stalls were filed with
parties, Mrs Edwin f, Holmes enter.
tanning dozen guests in the two large
stalls on the west side, the company
being Miss Aline Maclean, Miss Ahne
Mcmillan, Miss Winnie Burrows. Miss
e.
Mrs. Jay T. Harris Mark Groesbeck,
Lieutenant Rogers. Sam Williams, Ben
Siegel and Harold Lamb On the oppo.
site side Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ Wrench
had a party composed of Mrs. Cooper
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. DoolIt-
tie, Mr., and Mrs William Bersach Of
Provo, while adjoining them were a
party of Young people. including Miss
Flies Yeates. Miss Winnifred Dyer.
Miss Richmond. Miss Marguerite
Richmond, George Glore and Charles
l.. Gillette.
Quite colony of Salt Lakers will
be permanently settled In the new
Utah hotel during the summer, Mrs
Emanuel Kahn and her sister. Miss
Cohen. having taken apartments there
since their return from New York.
Mrs. Jacob Moritz has also been added
to the number to he at home there.
Miss Charlotte Holmes, a new and
attractive picture of whom appears to
dav, is deservedIv one of tho most
popular society girls of the city. She
is of the petite tyne and is exceed
ingly vivacious and winning. Miss
Holmes is almost as we'll known In Los
Angeles as in Salt Lake and has hosts
of friends in the former place.
The many friends Colonel and Mrs
George w f. Dorsey have made since
coming to Salt Lake few years ago
viii be glad to learn that Colonel Dor
sey is recovering satisfactorily from
the effects of an operation on his right
foot, made necessary by a sfoppage OF
the circula ton. Colonel Dorsey Is, at
st. Mark S hospital.
Miss Matte Hall has issued invita-
tions foy children's piano recital to
be given next Wednesday evening at
her home. IS East First North street,
at which she will he assisted by Mrs.
Charles c. Daily.
A merry party of plcnickers, some
twenty-four in number. will motor out
to the S. S. Walker farm today for the
first real picnic of the season at that
attractive spot A trout dinner and a
chicken supper are already agreed upon,
and the last named will probably last
we'll on toward the time to come home.
n certain popular bride and bridegroom
of the week, who have been much en-
tcrtained in the past month OF so.
The friends of Miss Margaret Whit
ney, who have for years past watched
the development of real talent from
the clever amateur work Of a little
girl, are more than reJoiced over the
success which has come to the gifted
Young woman. They will be glad to
learn that Miss Whitney leaves soon
for visit in Chicago, to be followed
by period of study there which should
do much to bring ont the undouhted
genius of which she Is possessed as a
writer of jyric drama
Mrs w. f. Jensen was the hostess
Yesterday afternoon at most enjoy
able bridge tea at her home on Third
aveDne, at which more than thirty Of
her friends were entertained Seven
tables of bridge were played. and sew
eral more came In for tea later, when
the hostess was assisted by Mrs. A. H