The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

EDW large affairs except the charity
IL ball are scheduled for the early
part OF the coming week, but in the
latter part Mrs. Wellington L. Lake
will be the hostess at an elaborate re-
ception al her home for her house guest
Miss Kilgrow Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes
viii give luncheon also on that day
al the Amrliu Palace, one OF series
OF such uffairs The officers and IA
dics Of The post viii entertain at hop
Friday cyening. the regular hop nights
being the second and fourth FRIDAY in
each month
Many. OF the clubs which meet either
weekly or fortnightly viii meet this
week, AMONG them the Ladies Auction
Bridge club at Fort Douglas, which
will be entertained tomorrow by Mrs,
A. W. Foreman, and the dancing club
which meets Tuesday evening in Whit.
ney hall with Miss Denise Karrick, the
members of whom arc Mr.. and Mrs. s
a Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Quiglcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney T. Bad
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Groesbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Hoge and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter T. Pyper.
Mrs. NJ J. Brines (Judith Evans),
who is to leave soon for Chicago to Join
DR.. Brines, who is completing ms med
ical course there, will be entertained at
numerous affairs prior to her departure,
among them luncheon on Monday at
the Bransford, at which Mrs. j. C.
Weeter viii be the hostess. Mrs. Wee.
, ter will also entertain on Thursday at
a second affair for Mrs. Bowerman,
newcomer to the city. Mrs, William
Reid will entertain a dozen trends at
bridge on Tuesday and she will be the
hostess on Thursday at luncheon.
Mrs. Leroy G. Dinwoodey viii give a
tee on Friday afternoon.
PREPARATIONS for the annual
= charity ball are just about com.
pleted and all is in readiness for the
big event Of Tuesday evening, From
a careful forecast, as the politicians
would say, il is determined that the
costumes this year will be gayer and
more brilliant than eyer before The
matter OF gownlng is increasing in its
elaborateness almost daily, and the one
occasion when Salt Lake society elects
10 shine with ali the irridescencc Dos
sibIe is tho charity ball There are to
be gowns from New York and gowns
from Paris and gowns from San Fran
cisco. There are TO he Lucille models !
and Poiret models and Caillet models |
aud many that are not models but are
most effective just the same
And wonderful 10 relate. there are to !
be dances aud dances and dances of |
the newest sort aud most extreme stvle |
Inc matter OF music and floor manage |
nent are 10 be under the general di- |
rection Of the popular city auditor. who |
IS COW orc o! tho new city commission.
els, ". H. :shearman, aud he will be |
assisted By number Of the best known
9anciEg men both in town and from the |
army post. Captain John De Witt and
Captain George II. Estes will have
charge Of the floor and the music for
the first hour; Douglas Kimball and |
George Knox will officiate the second |
hour; Robert j: Glendinning and Sher.
man Armstrong will be in charge the |
third hour, and from - till Captain |
". B. Graham and Jack Taylor will /
take charge
Ihe reception committee for the |
evening is as follows: Miss Jane How.
at, the president OF the Hospital Aid !
society, As chairman, and all the Off |
GERS, Mrs. NJ. l.. Richie Mrs. Robert
Hampton. Mrs. C. K. Pearsnll. Mrs + |
l., Oswald, Mrs. F. 5. Bascom. Mrs.
Windsor Y, Rice and Mrs. J. a. Reeves,
assisted by Mrs. George Y. Wallace. |
Mrs. Edwin KimoaIl, Mrs. ". +. Adams |
and Mrs, George D. Keyser.
THE definite order from the various
II state 1crs %trnonts III. ,--,- H.. |