The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

u aids the approach OF NlntSF IL
i on for the next week OF so, and
Salt Lake society will be kept
ON the 90 through the autumn after
moons. Two large affairs are set Tor
Thursday afternoon, tea at when MIS-
George Francis Stiehl will entertain her
friends 10 meet her young house guest,
Miss Ailcen Phillips Of Los Angeles, and
bridge tea TO which Mrs, G, D. Lock
{hart has issued invitations, the first oil
two affairs to be given at her home IN
Fcdorar Hcights, the second TO be Satur-
day afternoon.
The two largest card clubs, the Gum
gepta and the Crystal, will both meet
this week. the former on Tuesday after
noou at the home of Mrs. A. A. Monl-
ton, S47 Fifth East street, and the lat
ter 10 be entertained at ] O'Clock
luncheon on Wednesday with Mrs John
Wel-h with four tables of auction
bridge following.
Several evening affairs are planned
also for the week, among them card
party TO DC given tomorrow evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S, Murphy at their
home.
r ESS than a fortnight remains for
~ the preparations for the great an
nual society event of the autumn-thc
charity ball-whcp the smart set and
fthc ucur.smart set gather TO 'chase the
glowing hours with flying feet for the
cause OF thc people who arc always with
.them--thc needy poor. The ball tins
wear promises TO eclipse any so far CIV
en-. this being especially true IN the
matter of receiving the guests and serv'
ing the supper The banquet room at
the Hotel Utah is TO be tttod for real
reception room 10 relieve the crowd
which is usually SO great As 10 interfere
seriously with the dancing Of those who
come for that purpose. Then the sup
pcr is 10 be served at small tables In
the main dining room, while the grill
room is kept open for the regular pa
irons aod for special supper parties
Several % the new styles III evening
.frocks are to he given their first airing
on this occasion.
MRS. CLAUDE T. BARNES, whose
1Fl picture appears today, IS ono OF
the attractive youug matrons of the
city who 6uds time 10 addition TO caring
for two charming Youngsters, to take al
active Interest in club and social life.
Mrs. Barnes was Miss Nan Knowltou
the Youngest daughter of well known
family of tho state,
NNRS. John T.. WOODWARD aud
1yI her family motorcd down to New
York last week after summer spent at
Profile House, their cottage in the New
Hampshire hills, and ioiucd Mrs. Bald
win aud Miss Judge there. Miss Judge
is spending tho autumn AT the New
Vanderbilt hotel in New York. but will
pass the winter with tho Woodward
family al Governor island Mrs.
Baldwin remained only few days with
her sisters and then left with her fam.
lily for Fort Wayne, Mich.
A VERY delightful treat was afford.
/ \ cd party OF score of friends
Friday evening when Mr. and Mrs John
c. ID. Clark entertained at musicale al
their apartments in tho Prescott to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. B, J. Libby. Mrs. Libby,
rho is a well known singer of Chicago
delighted the company with number
siof vocal selections rendered exquisitely
Henry Oberudorfer accompanying her.
aud showing wonderful ability as an in
ierpretativc accompanst, as well as a
talented pianist in solo numbers.
IT WO very pleasant though informal
teas marked ihc main society
events Of yesterday afternoon, tho one
a tea given by Mrs Clifford K. Pcarsall
to meet her mother, Mrs Davidson. at
her new homo in ,Haxton place, and The
other by Miss Carlotta Jennings at the
home of her sister, Mrs. a. II. Peabody
on Third avenue. Mrs. Pcarsal WAS as