The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
WEDDINGS FEATURE
WEEK IN SOCIETY
Prominent New York People
Hear the Chimes of Marri-
age Bells.
MANY ENGAGEMENTS
Social Whirl Begins Next
Week With Opening of
Opera and Horse Show.
MANY ENGAGEMENTS
BY MARGARET W. pEPEYsTER.

BY MARGARET W. pEPEYsTER.
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune,
| NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Society will
muster in New York next week in greater
force than it has since last spring. For
the Horse Show and the opening OF the
opera are close z, hand. and besides the
thcrmometer Is beginning to give warn
ing that the day OF the country is over
and that OF the city is close at hand.
oSdsi,,, And then there are some weddings
which are of interest to ali society.
! The first OF these viii be that OF Miss
Boss Bryan Sloan, daughter, OF Mrs
November i5. in the Church OF the AS
| cension. Miss Sloan who is very
charming and attractive girl, comes of
an old southern family, and Mr.. Nor
rIs is related 10 many OF the Knicker-
oockers, his ancestors having settled In
the upper part OF the city during its
risania TO that section OF New York.
His sister, Mrs. James Lowell Putnam,
who spent the summer in Newport Will
probably be here for part, OF the su-
/ Regis. Miss Sloans brother, Lieutenant
Frank, A; sloan. is coming on from Fort
! wife has already arrived here, Miss
, Amy Il. Sloan Will be her sisters maid
! Of honor.
! There are several interesting mar
among these that OF Miss Sue Johnston
and David Carpenter Chapman. whose
wedding takes place in Knoxville, Tenn.
today. Miss Laura Hill Payne and s.
| WHY smith were married in Atlanta on
October u.s. Miss Johnston is a niece
of the, late Mrs. Richard T. Wilson OF
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt and Lady Herbert. NJ Orme VII
son and Richard T. Wilson. She is also
cousin OF Mrs. De. Lancey kountze.
n civ ,ai., -,
the wedding Of Miss Rcbecca kiutt-
schnitt. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. julius
| lNrutlschnitt, TO Henry Clifford Wood
house.
| Mr.. Kruttsehnitt is much In the public
eye at present in connection with rail-
road matters. 4 litte over twenty-five
years ago he was married to Miss VIII
| helmina kock. the descendant OF an old
French family In New Orleans. and n
notable beauty. Miss Kruttschntt goes
10 the former home OF her parents for
place al the home OF her cunt. Mrs.
Blair. II will bc according 10 the Ro~
man Catholic ceremonial, as Mrs. krutt-
schnitt is OF that iaith. while her hus-
band is an EpScopallan. Henry Clifford
Woodhouse is an Englishmsn.
Other Weddings and Engagements,
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement aud approach marriage
of Miss Marguerite Cibcu ChaptD,
daughter Of tho late Lindley Hoffman
prince Of Bassiano and second son OF The
duke OF Sermoneta OF Italy.
Miss Chaplin is .. granddaughter Of the
late Frederic Gilbert OF this city from
whom she inherited fortune. Her
mother died when she was little child.
and later on her father who died about
ten Years aso married Miss Corneiia
and Wrs. Barrett II. Van A,Iken. Miss
Chapin has made her home in Paris for
several years.
went to Louisville. Ky. for the wedding
OF Miss Rosale Thompson and Harold
| Connect Wsshburn. son of Mr, and Mrs.
Jaco1 Washbum Of this city. whiIh VAS
parents, Mr. and Mrs, William warmer
| Thompson, In Louisville, on October "a,
Social Whirl Soon Begins.
Beginning With the opening nigh, Of
the opera. November lS. and followed on
November is with the opening .; the
Garden=-the last Of these exhibitions to
take place. In the old building before IT
plunged in the midst OF an avalanche Of
debutante teas, receptions and dances,
which win lsst well into The holidays.
Naturally. there is much rivalry among
to be given for them, and the possibility
OF conflicting dates is q matter Of grave
concern. FOR it would never do 10 have
two big dances come of the same night
Several receptions on the ssmc afternoon
cannot sometimes he avoided especially
when every girl wants TO make her bow
OH Saturday Dinners and other affairs
ma be arranged for the same evening.
but It is quito different in the case OF
dances, FOR although the list Of the win
ters buds is formidable one, there
arc really not enough OF them 10 permit
Of such rival attractions,
The older women can entertain with
absolute. disregard Of one another, for
their friends can go on" to the differ
ent affairs. enjoy dance at one house.
supper AT another, aud arrive al a third
in time for the cotillon; With the girls.
sure a brilliant ball for them s,I must
be present. ALI of the winters debutantes.
and. naturally. all OF the dancing mon,
This being tho case. mothers with
daughters 10 present are anSiously study
iuz tho calendar just at present and
watching one apother's entertaining
New dates are being daily announced.
and already the debu,antes have their
engagement books Well flled.
Stork Visits Fifth Avenue.
Note must be made Of the advent Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Scott Burden were
prcscnted with LITTLE SON Mr.. end Mrs.
Anthony j. DreXeI introduced their lltllq
d9qEhtSr r,,nn to Lhr world at =, NE rcsidsnse
George Jay Could. spd Mr. and Mrs.
samuel stevens Sands we're made hanpv
by ,no sTrV1 % e NV Son At ts:r
Mrs Sands was Miss Gertrude Sheldon
and the newcomer is q grandson OF Mrs.
William Is, Nande rbilt, Sr.. Mr.. Sands
heing her son hy her first husband. Al
these young people have made their ap-
peararce on or near Filth avenue, And
there arc others.
The Georgia Society OF the City of
New York opened its social programme
for the current season with vaudeville
and dance AZ The Hotel Plaza. More
than 400 members and their friends at
tended.
James F. Allen. president of the so
ciety. had as his guests that evening the
Hon, John Siston. president OF the sem
ate Of the Georgia Legislature Mr.. Sla-
ton waa recently urged 10 -In for gov
ernor Of Georgia at the next election:
but declined the nomination out Of
friendship for Joseph Brown, a former
governor who has announces his lnten'
| zion of trying TO regain the chief eNecu-
tive's seat.
| Presidents Of all the state societies or
ganzed IN this city We're invited by Mr..
AlleD 10 attend tho function, and most
Of them were present.
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