The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

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L n been added to the beauty spots
around the Cottonwoods, that o
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand j. Fabian
which is JUS completed 1t is Lowell,
place commodious enough TO have house
parties and allow for comfort for nu
ncrous guests. Mr. Fabian and hi,
family. M and Mrs. John Elliott Clark
aud Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fabian and
their little ones will 90 out to spend the
autumn there and on her return from
Boston Mrs. Fabian will Join them.
MANY of the other country homes will
be kept open late this fall, Mrs. Checs
mau and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Chees
man remaining at their place till the
winter drives them into town. Mr.. and
Mrs RAY Walker will probably be in
their place all winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Keyser, who entertained the
members of the city commission the
last of the week, will move in before
Thanksgiving time TO their town house,
but will probably 90 back and forth.
M. and Mrs. Malcolm Keyser expect to
have their town house finished before
long and will move in for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Walker and their
family will move the middle of the
First South street, after spending a de-
Gghtful summer at Briarwilde, but they
will probably spend weeks ends out
there during the autumn months.
The beautiful inn at Pinecrest is now
entirely completed and all it's space is
ated the place the past week. All of
the mountain resorts are remaining
open late this year, both this and the
Hermitage having extended their sea-
son till the last Of October. Since the
canyons are really at their very best
during that month, there will be numer-
ous week end parties at both places
all the fall.
MF OTOR picnic parties are all the
1v1 rage, and during the past week
there have been many such pleas
ant affairs. One party Of friends left
in their automobiles Thursday for the
site of the LIE Grande Young summer
home for many year at the head waters
of the Weber river. The party includ
ed Judge LIE Grande Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Freed, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Freed, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T. Harris.
The party left town in the
early morning and stopped to
cook breakfast after more than an
hour S ride. The breakfast, cooked in
the open and eaten in the glorious out
doors, over the party proceeded to the
place up near the Strawberry valley,
where so many merry groups of friends
have been entertained in wears past.
The return trip was made the same day
the company reaching home late that
evening.
HE very newest fad TO be noted in
L the way of fashions is the very
''nghsh mode adopted by the local
girls with such telling effect the past
icv days. The smartest outfit seen so
isr Is the plain tailored suit, mentioned
last week, with the addition of the per-
fectlv plain Derby, and wonderful to
relate' the monocle and cane Of the
Lngilsh dandy. Several of the swell |
est society girls have adopted the style |
and have been seen wearing the outfit |
at teas given by the younger set. Miss |
Florence Halloran is popularity sun.
posed to have introduced the style. bay
ing seen 1t IN active operation in Lon
don, Among the others who have ap-
peared III the swagger outfits are Miss
Mary Luman, Miss Frances Cowan.
MISS Carolyn Cowan, Miss Leah Hon.
derson' Miss Dorothy Bambereer Miss
HELEN Oberndorfer and Miss Selma |
Lane TO say that the local girls are
fascinating IN the costumes is only
mildly stating the case, even the cane
taxing on rather attractive amman.
anee when carried in the hands of anch |
attractive girls as those mentioned.
q OLF has absorbed the attept;or os
~ the Country club people the nost
re" weeks, the men having been
enthusiastically at work for some time
In the tournament for the directors
cup, winch was won last Sunday bv |
y. d. Doolittle in fine game. During
'ne week the women-very few, how.
eyer-oegan the fall tournament for
the championship cup and with onIv
nine entries played the qualifying
round on Wednesday. All Of the en-, |
tres qualified except Miss Margaret
walker, whose score was l52. Mrs
hooert {. Gemmell scored lO6. WINNING |
the prize for the best score at tho
outset. On Friday the eight womor
played the second round. Mrs. Gem. |
mel beating Mrs. Harkness Miss I,n.