The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

~ HE'D always been dancing sirl
quite famed for waltz anc
~ two-siep; u.,..
~ And frequently shed tried u wh'f
Al any kind OF new step.
Hut when they brought the Boston ou'
aud said II WAS improper. -
ficr friends selatc aud stately. tried
Sucressfuliy--to stop her.
And 50 she Gid not learn that dance; ano
thcn along came others;
Bi.t ties. in turn she st!ll cschewed, por-
nnps To please her brothers
And uuw shes hcps.ssiy p3sse. Win
chapctuns they've rlasscd ner;
And all tue girls who're up - date nave
long gluCc hurtled past her .
She csnn1t do . Turkey 'rrot. sho doesn't
know 4 bunny; 90,
.sile couldn't dance a GrigZy Bear Tor
lots OF ready money
She nncs ~ utncr Tricks are tame DC
sidc q TsNas Tommy
.Ns.t 20 she'll sock new lands ana lame
iu regions nn!d aad b"liny.
4 great number OF events, large. OF
small. ave arranged Tor the week Just
opening which viii doubtIcsS be {nc
gavcst siucc before Lent began. ono
OF the most important events Will nc
the reception M the beautiful iluncnett
home on Third avenue, 10 which MIS-
NJ. &. Ianchctt aud Mrs. Lafayette
Hanrhott have invited their friends Tor
next Friday afternoon. The country
cMb will nave the usual mldWeeE
luncheon ON Wednesday. at which
number have already planned TO en-
trrtain The usual table 'hote DINNER
followed by danrc viii. close the
week there, and besides these there arc
TO be a number OF small and pnvatc
dinners and teas at the club In the
near future.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith will enter
tain tonight at Sunday night supper
u
tng them.
Mrs. Elmer T.. Corfmau will enter.
tain al n tea tomorrow afternoon AT
her home in Provo IN compliment to !
Miss Opal Noon. whose engagement TO
George s Humphrey Of West Virginia
WAS recently announced number OF
salt Lake friends viii 30 down for the /
affair. /
One Of the interesting events of the
coming weeks will be the charity card |
marty to be given Tuesday afternoon
hy the Charity league at the home OF
Mrs, Charles w whitley. The Utopia
club will he entertained at its regular
meeting on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. G.. Hapchett. Mrs. A. :. Peters
will give y luncheon Tuesday for Miss
Edna Cohu, who will leave later for
Europe Mrs, George O. Relf will be
the hostess on Monday at a bridge tea
at the Hotel Utah. Miss Eliza Dev will
entertain the auxiliary board Of the
Free kindergarten and Neghborhood
House tomorrow afternoon at tea at
her home
The annual hunt for one single lone
white carnation will begin this morn
lug. the supposition being that white
carnation will do more honor TO Moth
ers dav than auy other kind Of flow
er. In the past few years IT has been
demonstrated beyond a doubt that
there are NOT enough carnations grown,
nor can there he, TO supply one of any (
color 10 all those who wish to do honor
10 their mothers. and vet those wise
cnes who first devised the 'white car
nation idea have not vet decided that
any flower viii show the honor Just as
well In the case of the mothers who
arc living. If they be old they will
hear one ont in the assertion that thev
cheery colors are much moro TO their
liking White flowers. while lovely
enough for Young people. bear subtle
eugCcston Of age 10 the aged which
= not ~ all pleasing TO them. Lot
those who would remember the day;
send bright red roses 20 the aged ones
rather than the sin white carnations
whirh are supposed 10 be extra large
in the sentiment line.
BY , subtle suggestion of psychology
and siucopation combined the hiph
brows OF Stanford have outwitted the
modern Tcrpsichore and done away
with the rag dances so far as Stan
ford is concerned. This from the San
Francisco call explains the situations:
Down at Stanford thew 90 to the
heart Of things. They don t want
, rag dancing at dances. Do they for
bud the students 10 'rag' and stop
there? They do not. Authorities con
fer. and .ragging is considered psv-
eboloeically The psychology Of youth
and music are discussed in secret ses-
sion. It is decided that youth surrend.
ers TO the spell OF rhythm. If 'Alexan.
der's Band means nothing tc tired
feet of age, beating svncopated meas
nre it draws the steps of vouth to fol
low irresistiblv. So long as there was
svncopated music. the professor of
psychology presumably It was he) be.
ieved youth would rag The wav to
attack 'raGging' was. logically.
through music.
"Al1 the others in conference saw