The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

t!eiF o. thcaco VIII SlN" scenic ana
draE.aiic presentation Of ''The Elng 81
the NleDcluDc," the most celebrated le-
gend of Germany. pr Shaw VIII present
the four consecutive m1siC dramas, Tho
RhincEold. The Valkyric. SeGfr'ed and
Go;terdamcrrunG With the lecture and
Interpretation VIII be 200 coloved Steic-
cpticon views from tho paintings % the
great masters Of Europe. Dr. Shaw has
presented the same entertainments before
the Univ ersity oC Minnesota ard the Chi
cago university wlth great success
Mrs. r. G. Wcbber and Miss We65er
entertained charminsly YESTERDAY after
noon at bridge tea at the Webber home
OH Second avenue. Ten tables were ar
ranged through the spacious rooms for
the game of The afternoon, and n num-
Der more friends came in 10 enjoy tea
in The late hours of the hca ut!fCl autumn
afternoon. The home vas beautiful with
flowers, tall yellow Cnrisanihemums deco
rating the nariorS and lioTar% while IN
ihe dining room the tea table was a pic
iurc in silver and pink. Here Mrs.
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Ellsworth. Dagsett
and Mrs, James l., Frankcn took turns
at pouring.
DR. and Mrs. l.. VI. Snow will enter
tain house party OF young girls as
guests OF Miss Dorothy Cannon over the
week lend dance. the young people com
ing down from ogden today for The dance
in whitney hail this evening. and re-
naming over FOR the football game and
ior a rCs SUNDAY morning. ne SiIlS III
the party are Miss Lila Rich, Miss Gen
eve Allison. Miss Florence Wright and
Miss Alta Avey. The young girls who
viii be hostesses al the dance at Whit
Vivian Eileroeck Miss Claudia Green
and Miss Gay Grocssbeck.
Mrs f. J. Mct;anney entertained a
con a. her holae with a matinee party
aJ the Colonial thoater later. The house
decorations were all in Halloween effects
and were Very artistic. The guests were
Allistcr, Mrs. Conover, Mrs. w, W.
Rivers. Mrs. j. o. Meckenburg,
Mrs. a w. McCune, Miss sorrell. Mrs;
James Tngcbretsen. Mrs \. s Bower and
Mrs. Harry Igor. OF San Francisco.
Mrs. r. j. Laramie entertained with
five hundred party THURSDAY afternoon
in her new home at No. Emery apart
ments. The rooms were beautiful with
flowers, and an elegant course lunch was
served in the dining room, The guests
were seated IL long table. The cover
was Of clnry lace and y large Japanese
basket filled With fruit formed the cen
terpiece. The prize was a handsome hand
painted plate and was won by Mrs l1ar-
| Ycy.
! DR. and Mrs, w. t. Tyndale and their
small son reached nome last evening from
the east, l1r. Tyndale having gone 10 CHI
.cago TO meet his wife ana boy a few
| days earlier Mrs. Tyndale and the boy
| have been spending the past year and
more abroad. Miss Gula Dix. who was
with them, has remained in Faris TO at
tend Mile. Bourets school again TINS
year,
Miss Mary Spccr is here from Pitts
burgb spending some time with Salt Lake
friends. and is jus, now the guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. WIN McDonald al their home hom,,
I r1,.g.t Ni,z a, il,s
entertain TODAY with luncheon in her
! honor at the Hotel Utah.
Mrs W. p Thornc. sister OF Mrs \.
w. Gullion Of Fort Douglas, arrived yes
! orday from The cast, on the way I" her
| home In san Luis. OblSpo Cal, and Is
tho guest oG Lieutenant and Mrs. Gull
lion for few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Maple ~ Boone, Ia,
spent yesterday in tho city on thoir way
home from the coast. and wcr" guests
during thnir stay OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
! e. u. Clark,
! Mrs Theodore W. Whitley apd Mrs,
Ralph Guthrie will entertain this after
noon with tea at the home of the for
mcr from til e o'clock.
! rr. aud Mrs. L. r. Kineshury will on
tertaln the young people of the freshman
class of tho university this evening at
'
IEast street.
Mrs. \. !. Gorlram entertained about
! u dozen Of the most nllnai" former
/ friends OF Mrs. Frank NJ Paine ycslcr-
day afternoon al tea at her nom" l"
meo, Mrs rainc before bcr return TO
her home in Colorado Springs.
ono Of tho big society events Of tho
month viii bc tho rrcss cluh show. THE
| Political Follis. of 1912. which comes
Ia the salt Lake thcater on the evening
loC October 81.
Mrs Glcn Miller, who Is uoN visiting
! in Cincinnati on h"r return TIP from n
stay of several weeks In the Maine
, woods. will reach home about the first
"t the month. AIR. Miller preceded her
h"rc, having returned last sunday
Mr. and Mrs. y L, Woodhomso Game
up from their ranch ncar ruchnclI for
the Utah club ball. and are 1T TN" Hotel
Utah Tor y few days
this afternoon at a bridge tea at her
lhomc, No Morlat court
Mrs. n. T.. Lipman viii entertain this
afternoon AT bridge tea At her home
,on First avenue.
Mrs Charles y. stain left YESTERDAY
Tor q visit 60 Nophi. where she VIII be
the guest of Mrs, John L. Cooper
Mrs Harry Lyon is horo from san
i-ranrlsco visiting her mother Mr2.
Moyer. In the Brown apartments.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club
mot yesterday afternoon FOR tho itrSt
time with Miss hlnc Carter, and Mrs.
=. H. RohlGnc Won tho prize
Viscount Peel Dies.
LONDON Oct 9i.-Niscouut Peel.
who was speaker of the bouse OF com
mons from 1851 10 1895. died today
At the age Of So, He was created, a
vi-count on his retirement from the
spcakership, He was known in the
United states as chairman of the Brit
ish commission 10 the ST, Louis cxposl'