The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

" HE week inst opening is crowded
from The beginning to the last
hour with social events, the
dulluess OF the stock market
seeming 10 be without effect so far as
society is concerned. Numerous small
SUNDAY night suppcrs arc arranged
FOR this evening the chief one being
bv Captain and Mrs. w. y. Graham OF
Fort Douglas. who VIII entertain
number of their friends. Monday Mrs
\. II. Ensign and Mrs. w. i. Jensen
will entertain at luncheon at tnc
home of the latter. 1908 Third avenue.
Mrs. Ashhv u. Cleveland viii enter
tain thnt day at bridge tea for Miss
Loreen Leary. o., -,
Tho ladies Of the East Side Guild
al ST Mark S cathedral VIII entertain
their friends c the afternoon AT
bridge tea at the home OF Mrs. Steph
cn A. Builey. 4T3 FIRST aVennc. About
twcntv tables have been taken and
the affair promises TO be most sue
ccSsful one.
Ms. Eugene b. Palmer will enter
tain the members of the fortniehtlr
club AT her homo Tuesday. Mrs, Rich
ard \. Kcves viii eutertaiu at large
and elaborate hncheou Wednesday at
'hr Alta cjuo. ahd lhc tbuai ihid.MN
luncheon at the Country club Will bc
an that dav. DR. aud Mrs. j, {,
Hauchett viii entertain at dinner AT
ihcir homo Thursday evening. Mrs.
T. r.. Marcy viii be the hostess on
Friday at bridge tea at her home
Mrs. George l.. savage VIII entertain
II few of tho most intimate friends OF
Mrs William II Dale at n luncheon
fer her ON that Iav. and Miss Glen
Walker viii entertain h5r }ouns |
friends that evening at German 1T
tho Walker home Mrs. i. II. Fred |
erickson will entertain a few friends |
~ Il bridge ten or Saturday for Miss |
l.orcen Leary at her apartments IN the
Bransford.
Many Salt Laiers who became &C
ouainted with the two gifted must
rinns mentioned will he deeply interest
cd in the following. which comes from
San Francisco. Besides the fact that
Mr.. MaDdclbrod : orchestra in Ger
MANY REQUIRES his presence there were
other and more personal reasons which
he rave his Salt Lake friends for his
departure, a certain fraul'in hav;nT
waited long for him to conclude his
engagement with iieinemann, The
item follows;
John Mandelbrod. the gifted ac-
rpmolns; 10 the famous 'licdor' sing
-. Alexander HcinemaDn, ard to whom
Beiucmaup. in referring TO MS won
called bis shadow. left San Francisco
Yesterday for Germany. Heincmanu
WIS almost iu tccrs at tho parting
He is 'hc greatest accompanied ! ever
:7r" to--;he greatest in tho world
and shall never get another Exc him.
was the high tribute he paid Mandci-
hrod. MaudeIbrod goes to Hanover
where IT, win conduct an orchestra in
Il light opera company.
From London comes the news, under
datc of Nlnv II, that ambassador and
Mrs. Reid presented five Of their Amer
i"au friends a. court Among the firc
was Miss Isabel Mclaughlin, Formerly
nt this city ard later cf San Francisco,
'stcrdaus ntcr Of DR.. w. a. McEnery
Of Dorsetshire. - The account adds
that Miss Mclaughlin wore white
chiffon, silver embroidered with real
Iolnt lace train 1ad pearl ornaments.
Airs. Edward kenna, daughter Of Rich
ard tcrCDG. the American ambassador
90 Nifpna, also well kuown hore, was
another one Of those presented,
Two members Of the Hal Russell
FAMILY are already here 70 sreud the
summer with the Dwyer family, Mrs
Rnssell and Miss Lorna having arrived
'esterdav Mr.. Russell was here last
with "Tbc Man From Home at the
tolonlal. ard is still with that com
panY. Whcn that engagement closes
he VIII ioin his wife aud daughter
hcrc for a vacation. Mrs. Rusnell fin.
isbed her engagement with "The Deep
Purple London COMPANY some weeks
arc, and sailed month ago from Liv-
crpool with her daughter. who had
been attending school in England, They
have been house guests Of the August
BclmOnis at lheir cnIntrH hnmc on |