The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

1HE social activities OF the past
wceh have been limited to AT
ternoun affairs almcst entirely
Several delightful teas, cbarac.
Zr;stje OF The autumn scason. when CIV.
vope seems ready for that form Of
L.;,l diversion, bayc drawn folk to.
] Itber for tue better display of tbe
Lr hats and gowns aud the gorgeous
c which are 10 dominate the pres
II season. One Of the attractive sub.
VISIONS OF the cltv has doubtless re.
yed Quitc an impetus slpre tho two
as Of "Wednesday and Thursday af.
rnoons gave opportunity for the Ia
cs who attended to get a very fa-
Irable view of the place under happy
bruu,stsnccs. 4 few bridge affairs,
luncheon OF two, two interesting
lddings and innumerable club aud
pdy meetings. have made the week
~ one. although the brilIancy of the
Ter season in the matter Of evening
Fairs was certainly lacking.
1.-THE week to come will provide some
kpp OF diversion in this line, for
ere will be at least a few large even
events besides number of dinners
ich are planned. The men of the
hiyersty club will be the hosts next
iday evening at the first Of their
|uter series of dances, of which the
hers will be given in November,
but election time. again about
anssgiving time, and later during the
|idays. The concert for the benefit
The adult blind on Tuesday evening
the Hotel Utah will be an important
Int socially as we'll as musicsllv, as
will be managed by the young So
sy girls who year after year have
Nae it the great success OF the early
Inter The concert will be followed
Informal dancing, and the ushers for
rill be number of the attractive
uup debutautes and older society girls
tte city.
Monday evening will be devoted TO
/larce reception at the First Presby-
ian church which the members OF
church are giving for DR.. W. NJ,
den. The affair is not limited to the
|rcb members, however, but is for all
friends Of DR.. Padeu, who VIII say
bdbvc 10 him before ne leaves Salt
ge Ia make his home in New York.
bmoue the teas which are planned
had is ono for Thursday afternoon
which Mrs. George Henry Dern will
The hostess as her home, and one for
ich Mrs, Henry c. Hoffman has Is
ed Invitations for the afternoon OF
nday, October p.
/ lEUTENANT ROBERT c. COT |
TON is entertaining a merry |
uss party Of girls at his quarters at
"a Douglas over the week end, Mrs. !
/1nsy A. Clomau and Mrs. SellIidgc +.
tjng ss chapeTous for them. The |
ests are Miss Josephine Campbell,
fe Of Mrs. ClomHn, who is here from
y Diego for visit, Miss Margaret
als5. Miss Margaret Dunn. Miss |
rinpe Thompson and Miss Cary Mar
NL The party. accompanied by SOME |
Tue younger Officers Of the post, en-
ssd borse6acs ride yesterday morn.
8, luncheon at The bscbelors2 moss
Which Lieutenant Hall was tho host
deliehtful tea given hy Mrs. Fredcr- !
9. Perkins for the girls and for
visitors in the post in the afternoon,
"a rag dance last evening, Mrs |
mnn will entertain the eutire party,
pa number Of young men, AT a din
az the Hotel Utah tonight,
'hE San Francisco people are be-
coming fearfuIly worked Up over
mrtlng situation, ii seems, OF
zee this doesp t apply 70 properly
peroned and classified flirting which
Cd at real society affairs-Dot az
The frenEied condition is directed
rely against iodiscriminate flirting
me streets, more commonly called
'ssalng.' One rigid old maid has
sesfed that the attractive young
Nho are pestered by uashers'
carefully revised list of the men
attempt such fearful things rs
'ing on the streets. and pass said