The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

nave nnallY 1aNen IN llhe anu WIN
knows where the fad for covering the
TO substitute the ankles is on, and with |
the closely clinging garments of the
present dav-well, we ii be in fair |
way to following the fashions of the
still farther east soon.
daily budget in the San francisco
have been doing the sassiety" stunt,
for the following lines would indicate
that he has come in contact with the
folk who make strenuous efforts TO get
in that department:
And now ''wally" Young, whose daily
budget In the San Francisco Chronicle
is well worth reading. must have been
lowing lines would indicate that he has
come in contact with the folk who make
strenuous efforts to get in that depart
ment-
"Oh. say. by the way,
This laughable. laughoble caper.
My word It's a bird.
II really occurred,
It's the funniest, funniest thing ever
But don't put my name In the paper!"
"oh. this Is the way you spell my name,
II,
or course, I'm not looking for storied
fame,
But still, II you must-lf you must-use
I guess It'll be all right"
The most interesting thing for the
women at the Country club Just now
is the golf handicap tournament for the
trophy offered by Mrs. Robert Gem.
nell. The. qualifying goes merrily on
all through the month of June, the
weather necessitating plenty of time
for all who wish to enter. The handi-
caps have been fixed by the instructor
and it is likely that all the women who
ever handle a golf club will enter, as
the trophy itself is enticing, hand
some silver serving spoon. BY the
first of July the thing will have mar.
rowed down to eight, and these eight
will play their various matches on
Wednesdays all through the month.
A charming visitor in the city is
Mrs E. r. Gleason of Chicago, who
Mrs. Robert w. Sloan at the Myrtles
in Bountiful. A number of social af-
faris have been given in honor of Mrs.
Gleason, luncheon at the Hotel Utah
on Thursday, theater party Thursday
night with supper at the Louvre,
following, and other affairs, and today
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan are entertaining
party Of a half dozen friends for
the weekend at the Myrtles in her
honor. A part of the entertainment
will be motor trip 10 Lagoon with
Sunday night tea at the Myrtles
following.
Mrs. Brackett, wife of Captain W
e, Brackett. United States navy, who
has been stationed here on recruiting
duty. is a charming woman who has
made her home in the city for the past
few months. She leaves today with her
mother, Mrs. Sanford, for a stay of
some time on the coast Mrs. Bracket
and her mother were honored guests
at a luncheon on Wednesday last at
the Country club given by Mrs. c. Ira
Tuttle.
The Country club was very gay last
| evening with its usual Saturday night
dinner and dance. The dining rooms,
both main and private, were filed with
dinner parties, the largest affair being
dinner for fourteen guests, at which Mr..
and Mrs, William P. Kiser entertained
Miss Aileen Maclean and Dean Bray
| ton. The long oval table in the pri
| vate dining room was a gorgeous pic
| ture with its decorations Of crimson
rambler, great basket OF the magnlh-
cent flowers filling the central part and
sprays of the same blossoms covering
| the cloth. The guests. besides the
bride and bridegroom-to.be, were Miss
Bonita Pettijohn, Miss Gertrude Han
son, Miss Eleanor Stewart, Miss Doro-
thy Rooklidge, Mrs. Leslie L, Savage,
| w. G. Baker, ]. 7. Goodwin, Cannon
Johnson, George S. Smith and Henry
| NJ. Lewis. The party remained out
for the dance following, when the club
was filled with the young dancing set
Other dinners OF the evening were of
smaller parties of half dozen or less,
| but ali the tables in the main dining
| room were filed.
| The long mirrors set in show win
dows are OF more practical value than
would appear al first glance, Judging
| by recent exhibition held before one
during the week pair, presumably J