The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03


~ has settled over society, and
the rage for parties has
abated somewhat The society set.
which heretofore has been kept busy
planning teas. has turned lis attention
10 tho gowns and hats of the coming
Easter time, aud much of the time be
tyvcep now and the dav Of ''glad It'd
ings OF great iuv - will he devoted 20
sessions with dressmakers and burning
interviews with miIlincrs. For the
present week almost nothing is planned
in the wav of afternoon affairs. al.
though there will be few dinners and
some informal morning parties devoted
largely 10 study at some kind. The
Ruskins will resume the winter : work
with = meeting next Tuesday evening
ut the home of Mrs W. p. kiser. Mrs,
&. II. Mcmahon viii entertain few
friends this evening at her home at a
literary affair.
Miss Eleanor Sears. the most talked
of girl in eastern society -rircles, has
passed through this section OF the coun.
try and is visiting in San Francisco ;
Burlingamc SET Miss Sears is TO take
part in The polo matches Al Coronado
Beach during the month, and San Fran
cisco smart set IL standing ready for
almost any rcats this attractive Young
woman may perform. II is Just about
two wears since Miss Sears set out 10
10 the l0s-mile walk from tho Bur
lingamc Country club 10 Del Monte,
plsr from which she was dissuaded q
the end Of the first siXtytwo miles bN
her friends and by the fact that her
Daccmnker failed her. This distance
- huI r..I ApiN hFr hnft
more thsn the record made by Dr. W.
\ McFuery. who still holds the record,
and she was not weary and was will
ing TO continue Many of the feats OF
daring accomplished by the Young girl
have been only in defiance of the con
,eutions hut her endurance rs shown
nv the above has not been alone in de
fvipg Mrs Grundy. She may well bc
called the most interesting girl in so
rietv life in this country, if not in the
world.
Mrs. Brigham Cannon entertained a
party Of young girls yesterday at a
delightful luncheon in compliment to
her sister, Miss Irene Farrell OF Oma
hs. The decorations were of yellow
tulips and the guests were the Misses
Bryan and Grizelle Houston, Miss Alice
Mcmillan. Miss Romola King, Miss
Dorothy Rooklidge, Miss Irene Hanson
and Miss Josephine We'll.
With the departure of Colonel and
Mrs, Frank T. Jones and their daugh-
iers and Dr. and Mrs. g. p. Stalimsn
for the Philippines. the last of the Fif
teenth which for some years was the
regiment az the post. has gone, accom-
PANIED by the farcwells Of many
friends. 'both in town and at the post.
While here only for II short time before
the departure Of the regiment. the
Jones family have made a circle of
warm friends. Tho unfortunate acci
dent which took tho colonel away from
his regiment and compelled his absence
Tor so long q time interfered somewhat
with tho comma nding officer 5 getting
better acquainted here, but ii did not
prevent very cordial social relations
The tea al the home of Captain and
Mrs. Hsrker last Thursday afternoon
4 delightful affair in itself. was pleas
ant goodbye and godspeed to the fam.
ilv and also to the Stallmaus.
The enforced rest CD of the present
season is giving ample time for such
diversions - swimming and dancing
lessons, the latter II crying need at the
'N''' "''"i'"'' b'lhS' ltssoHe' Z IcnCn
lessons. cooking lessons, and in fact
tho petfecting Of ouc's self In every
real study or accomplishment. The first
two subjects named arc the most popu.
lar. however. which leads 70 the con.
rluslon that thcScoming summer is TO
be devoted more TO athletics than those
OF The past have been
Since the ladies of Fort Douglas have
established regular "at home day,
following the custom oc former reci
mcnts at the post, there will be a