The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
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not strained 1t has become quito an
| established custom nowadays for
guest, when leaving, to say something
like this; $50 good of you to have
| asked me TO your party" to which the
hostess responds IN this meaningless
fashion, E'Not at all; it was so sweet
Of you to have come" But a little
timid and absent-minded soul ap-
preached hostess recently to make her
adieu with this statement: f'It was
so sweet of mo TO have come to your
party "Not at all" responded the
hostess. "It was so good Of me to have
asked you
a MOST elaborate affair of last
IN evening was the dinner given
at the Alta club by Mrs. Margaret
Blaine Salisbury in compliment to
Miss Jane WymoDd Of Kentucky,
guest at the Cobbles, the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Judge The
long table laid for siXten guests was
placed in the palm room, and was gay
with It's rich floral decorations. Red
Richmond roses in crystal baskets were
used, and the place presented beauti-
full sight. Among the guests at the
affair, besides Miss Wymond, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Schramm, Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury,
Mrs. Arthur Ii. S. Bird, Miss Anna
Mccormick, W. S. Mccormick, Albert
Mccormick and J. T. Goodwin.
THE brave boys in blue-no, in
l. khaki-will receive many visit
OTIS today and tomorrow at their camp
near Heber. Several parties will 90
from the post, Mrs. Perkins and her
son, Fred, taking Mrs. James. A. Irons
and Miss Dorothy Marioneaux up for
the day. Mrs. Henry M. Nelly will
drive her car up, taking Mrs. William
s. Graves and Miss Dorothy Graves
and the Nelly children to spend the
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
and their son and daughter, Kean and
Miss Bonnie Miller, drove up yester-
day afternoon to visit the camp, spent
the night at the Hot Pots and will re-
turn this afternoon. Governor and
Mrs. William Spry, who have been in
Logan canyon spending a week with
the Herman Harms family, will 90 up
to camp tomorrow, and it is likely that
many of the wives of the governor IS
staff officers will also go up with the
staff to spend the day.
THE news that Mr.. and Mrs, Hoy.
Il ace H. Smith are to again make
their home in Salt Lake has been wei.
coined by their local friends, who are
numerous. Mrs. Smith, who has been
spending the summer here with the
Lamson family, was one Of the popular
young bellies few years ago, Miss
Louise Lamson. Since going to Wash.
ineton she has made many additional
friends in official circles there. Mr..
Smith IS now On his way home, and
they will shortly take up their perma.
nent residence here.
A NY number Of folks NAV be seem
these days wearing the slightly
shaded glasses to soften the light. The
cause OF this state Of affairs is doubt |
less the Bulgarian colors of the season.
They are rather trying On the eyes, but
the present styles demand them. A girl |
went down the street the other day
wearing one of those Bulgarian dresses |
which might have put to shame two fair |
sized rainbows. To say that it had all |
the colors of the rainbow, and as
Charles Battell Loomis put it, "two
more" would but family describe the
appearance of the thing, The body Of |
the affair, if one may so characterize
one-piece thing, was of yellow and il |
was that kind Of yellow used in such