The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

~ AN FRANCISCO society is taking
active steps toward organizing
dancing set entirely outside Of
the regulate kind, to be known
as "The Blue Pcnciled Set. 1t seems
that so many OF the attractive young
masrons and maids have been blue pen.
ciled in the smart set That this action
has been necessary in order to give
the rather attractive bachelors set a
place to go. They will not go TO the
affairs where the most charming WON.
they will go where the attractive
women are. If Salt Lake should fol
low this example it would be interest
ing TO watch the game; rather it
would be even more interesting than
it is. Salt Lake has always had so
many sets, eHch one Iust as good IN
every sense of the word ms the other.
that jr is rather hard 10 tell just which
set cuts out the others from the list.
Even the assemblies. in the years in
which thew have been considered the
sniartest affairs, have been no more eX-
elusive, and in many respects no more
elegant than parties given by other
sets entirely And it must be acknowl
edged that they have shut out, or at
least have not had in their member
ship some of the most desirable, es-
pecially the older most desirable peo-
ple in the city And il is equally
true that these most desirable people
would draw the line rather sharply at
SOME of the society folk who belong
10 the 'smart set.
The first real ball in the beautiful
new ballroom AT the Hotel Utah will
be given on the evening or Monday,
October ., by Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Odell for their daughter. Miss Marie
Odcll. The affair promises to he
most elaborate one, and bids fair to
open up a winter Of real gayetv. IN
vitations have already been issued for
the dance Meantime the coming week
is we'll filed with social events, most
OF them day time affairs. but some of
which are planned for the evenings.
Mrs. Joseph r. Marshall will entertain
tomorrow afternoon AT 2 bridge tea At
her home in the Lun1 apartments. Mrs.
H. NJ Fennemore viii be the hostess
AZ an elaborate luncheon tomorrow Mt
George Sutherland. Mrs. Eugene B.
Palmer will give the second in Sc
ries OF bridge luncheons also tomor-
row. Mrs. f. A Wedewood will en-.
tertain at vert informal bridge party
on Tuesday for Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs.
+. F.. McGurrin Will entertain on
Wednesday al bridge tea at her
NDIHP IOT hIs. H. NdHle i>hHt' fii
and Mrs. George X. Smith are enter
tanning today in honor of Mrs. Gamln
of London. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles NJ. Over. The o. and r. club
will hold it's next meeting with Mrs.
A. w Curry on Tuesday and the CRYSTAL
club resumes it's regular meetings on
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Westcott,
The women $ golf tournament Of the
past week while not overly animated,
has proven interesting AT times 10 the
contestants rs we'll as. their friends.
The play began on Monday. the eight
contestants being Mrs. l.. j. Gllmer,
Mrs, Leslie l.. Savage, Mrs. Union
Worthineton. Miss Rose Lane. Miss
Margaret Dunn. Mrs. X. w Salisbury,
Mrs Jack TAYLOR and Miss Anna Nc
Cornick. All these have been elm
mated except Miss Dunn, Mrs. Savage
and Miss Lane, and the last named
have still a match TO play before the
winner in il meets Miss Dunn. Miss
Dunn has played an exceptionally good
game and it is expected that she will
carry off the. trophy.
The ladies Of the EIks are planning
a series of three large charity card