The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-10

-HE week just opening promises
mucb in the way of pre-holiday
entertainment. although as YET
the true holiday entertaining is
still in the future. Nearly every day
has some large affairs scheduled, either
teas or luneheons, filing the time The
usual number OF Sunday night dinners
AT the club tonight will open the week
and several are scheduled for the varl-
ous hospitable homes DR.. and Mrs. w.
F. Beer will entertain today at large
family dinner at their home on street
IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph >
Richards. who are Just home from Ed
rope. The SUNDAY Musical society wlll
be entertained this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. WilliaIn n. Cunningham at their.
home on L street. Mrs. Walter ".
Tuttle will entertain on Monday with
bridge tea at her home IN the Miller
fats and on Tuesday she will oe the
hostess at bridge luncheon; One OF
the large affairs OF the week VII! De
the tea at the Knox home on Tuesday,
at which Mrs. Frank Knox and Mrs
w. c. Alexander will entertain.
number OF matinee parties have
been arranged for Tuesday afternoon
at the Orpheum. and among the host
esses will be Miss Lucille Clark, who
will entertain a party of her glri
friends at the play and later at tea at
tie Utah. Miss Clark will also give
theater party Thursday evening ior
nearly score of friends, The Misses
Marge and Aurania Ellerbeck will en-
terts in at luncheon Rt the Alta CLUB
Wednesday. and the same afternoon
Mrs. Wellington F. Lake will enter
tain at a large and elaborate bridge
tea al her home, Cobblecrest. Mrs.
Enos A. Wall will entertain the Utopia
club at the usual tortnightlv meeting
on THURSDAY instead of Wednesday,
the meeting having been postponed on
account Of Mrs Lake S party. Mrs. \; ,.
Bower will entertain at large bridge
tes AT her home on East First South
street on FRIDAY afternoon.
The third dance of the series given
by the Utah club viii be given Friday
evening al the Hotel Utah. and will be
ono of the important events preceding
thc holiday season proper. The same
evening the 2uskins will come out in
their first entertainment OF the sea son
presenting two plays and entertaining
their friends with informal dancing
later. the affair being at Whitney hall.
The past week has been particularly
gay. with it's nanY afternoon and even
inc events following ono another IN
rapid succession From the time OF
the doll show last Mondav till the last
supper ended at the late Saturday even
ing affairs. society people were kept
extremely busy The largest affair or
the week was the beautifully appointed
reception aud dance s. the Hotel Utah
on FRIDAY evening. which lasted till
well past midnight. and which was en-
ioyed by great many friends of the
hosDitsble people who entertained. Mrs.
J. D. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j, Hagenbarth. Another dancing event
of importance was the one givcn by Mr.
and Mrs. ". f.. Lake the same even
ing. Several theater parties and small
dinners have filed the evening hours
satisfactorily. and one large dinner
given by j. A. Pollock for Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Simpson was brilliant event
attended by nearly thirty friends.
4 very pleasant affair Of Thursday
afternoon was the matinee party given
bv Miss Helen Collier at the Garrick
thester for few Of her friends with
q tea in the attractive little tea room
~ the Louvre following. Mrs, W p.
kiser. Miss Margaret Dlls and the
Misses Selma. Alice and Mary Wall
were the guests of Miss Collier.
The grizzly bear in all it's ferocity
has been introduced into local society
circles, and that. too under the usual
elaborate circumstances attending the
debut of an important parsonage, The
first appearance WAS made week ago,
when, in the midst of Il fashionable
throng of local and out of town people.
at the luncheon hour in the most ele.
CANT cafe Of the city. a couple OF Young
people were seized with fit of tenn
porary something or another, and to
the amazemeut Of their friends-and
more especially their non-friends-gaye
very clever imitation Of how the won
derfnl dance rs performed by those who
know, The affair has formed the basis
for MANY choice remarks among the
smart set. but is generally set down 10
nothing more than the exuberance of
youth and good feelings.
Mrs. W. r. Bintz entertained a party
OF friends yesterday afternoon at the
Colonial TO see Forbes Robertson. the
affair being In honor of Mrs. Robert
w. Glendinninc of Mexico. who is here