The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-05

-NHE week lust opening is IaiIx
well Ulled with events OF sociai
nature. nearly every day nav
ing its luncheon, tea or dinhsi
To fill the hours. MIS-; N' ,.
Nadper will entertain nj n iuhcneon
be;. country home tomorrow, the al
fair being in compliment TO Mts. It's
,Iomes t'iplen, who is here visiting ner
norcnts Mrs. David Keith Will enter
tain at a bridge tea TUESDAY IN hohot
of Mrs. James A. Miner, who is Just
home from the coast. Miss JosePnino
We'll will entertain ut tea on "euuc1
dav afternoon for Miss LoreeD Leary,
who also will be the gnest OF hohor
at a bridge tea on Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. b. T. Cannon. On into tpe
Following week social affairs are
planned. the largest being the charity
bridge tea given by the naiIWSf
LEAGUE at the home of Mrs Ehaflss w.
Whitley on Tuesday, MAY IA. Mean
time. the regular meetings OF .me
bridge clubs will be held. Mrs. Sam
uel 4. King entertaining the yum
ccpta club at her home on tuesday
and Mrs. w W. Rivers the crystal
club at the Luman home on Wednes-
daN.
Despite the bad weather of the past
few days, the opening OF the Country
club last evening was an immense sue
cess and the dinner and dance were en-,
loved bv 2 very large number OF the
members and their friends. During the
late afternoon tea was served, the
main rooms being bright with ,cheery
crate fires and many sprin" hoWers,
and a bevv of guests gathering indoors
10 on ioy TEA and social visit, Later
at the dinner, which preceded the
dance, every available space was tlie
With the diners. and when all TINS
was cleared away 2 merry hour or SO
al dancing closed n very snccessfui
onening day The largest affair was
beautifully appointed dinner for a
~roup of vouro peonle given in the
private dining room bv Miss Virginia
Beatty and Miss Cary Marshall in
compliment to Miss Evelyn Power.
charming visiting girl from Denver,
who is the guest Of Miss Margaret
Walker. The long oval table was gay
with many lights and its springiike
decorations OF pure white mar"ucrites
IL one. Nyriads of lghta made brll-
liant effect. and as all the guests re
NAMED for the dance. a delightful
evening resulted. Besides the big din
ner in the private dining room narties
vsrying in number from two 10 eight
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steiner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 4.
of Olnlstead, Mr.. and Mrs. i, +. Nc
Gurrip. Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. McGurrn, Mr., and
Mrs Frank j. Gustih, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. III. Doolittle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
\. Gillette, DR.. 4. f.. RYkert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert C.. Gemmcll Mr., and Mrs.
Girard 3. Rosenbatt. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
W. Bower, Or, and Mrs. Win EllerbecE,
Dr. and Mrs. G. T.. Carter. Mr., and
ure. NJ. II. Walker and Capt. Robert
Mcarns Of Fort Douglas. The sched-
NE OF events for the present month a.
iho club includes a luncheon each
WeGnc. day and table 'hote dinner
"'th dauce following for everv Sat.
u-,lav night.
Mrs. J, NJ. Caliow will give a silver
ta, ut her home next Friday afternoon.
Nav 10. to help the seuior class of
Rowland Hall raise money TO pay for
the chanel window. The hours arc
from { TO 8 and the tea will be at the
,allow home, SIS East FIRST South. IT.
: honed that Ill who are interested
IN the project may attend.
Mrs. Pauline Sands entertained
pgrtv Of her friends very pleasantly
v~sterdsv afternoon at the Garrick
theatcr with a tea downtown follow
NO. The affair WAS one of series Of
such events planned by Mrs Sands for
her friends. Several other matinee
parties were entertained.
IL would seem from the latest ru-
mors about Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
that The fair Alice is lust as keen for
the limcligh;' as any of her family, 1t
seems that the attentions paid TO d
certain visitor from abroad were rather
dIsconcertInp to Mrs. Lonpworth and
at one large affair she decided to turn
The lights in her own direction. SO sc.
lecting sklllful partner she did. the
real turkey trot into the very center
of the lights, as it were, and once
more gained for herself the gaze of all
bcholders. There are still quite enough
adorers of the Roosevelt family To
Keep the story from any sensational.
ism, but it is recorded in some places
and mildly limited in others that that
occurrence shocked Washington society
to considerable extent. One writer
saws that the dance was so modified a:
10 be perfectly digniied. What could
IT have been likes Maybe it was sim
DIV twpstep or an old fashioned
polka. which. with the aid of the new
stvle of dress, was mistaken by the cf
fete easternera for turkey trot.
Miss Maude Adams spent the tim,
of her stay in Salt Lake at the hom,
Of her aunt, Mrs. Isabel NJ Pitt OF
South Main street. Owing to the fac
that Miss Adams s entire time an,
strength were taken in her work tber
were NO social functions for her durin,
her stay, but after each performanc
manv OF her old friends were on hant
to greet her. Mrs. Pitt entertained
house party composed of Miss Adam
and her mother. Mrs. Annie Adam
kiskadden, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Witch
CT and their little daughter, Babbie
and Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Pitt o
Phoebe. New.