The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

IE most important social event or
the past week was the opening OF
nov Orpheum thcatcr last nlSh;'
sudience was composed largely OF
<;uert society folks, aud Aaln2d"
,ox and logo parties were g'Vea.
v beautiful new gowns were III
cucc. and il was brilliant asse@'-
) on the part of Salt Lake society
5n tho city after the exodus of the
fev- weeks 10 summer resorts.
.Sernor William Spry and staff oc-
ed three boxes. The party 'ncl"ood
.rnor and Mrs. Spry. Col. and Mrs.
<ence Greene. Col. and Mrs, II. NJ.
Ind, Col. and Mrs, r. T, Badger,
end Mrs. E. S. Wright, Col. and
c. A. Quigley, Col, and Mrs. H.
<oofh, Another box was occupied
7resident Smith and party.
n and Mrs. r. A. Keyes entertained
el and Mrs. Perkins, Major end
lJhline, and Mr.. and Mrs. ", P.
/. IN their box. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
|5Horth gave box party to the
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. L, G.
~, Miss Bonnie Miller. Miss Hazel
.inrton. DR.. Charles Moore Wilson.
Keen Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
LIT entertained box party, IN
az Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gustin and
md Mrs. c.. \. Gillette.
and Mrs. Walter Lewis enter
a q party OF young people IN p
including Miss Merce Lewis, Miss
ola King, Charles Tuttle, Jr,, Clar-
Miner, Russell Mcintyre, and a!
X. Supper was served after the
>rmance at the home of Miss MeTce
NIr. and Mrs. Harold Berry
additional guests at supper. Mrs,
is Miss "Mike'' Berkin, known
The Girl from Butte, the violin
ID the Orpheum bill. She is a
4d Of Mrs. Lewis.
her box parties were entertained
;4r. and .nrs. NJ. II. Walker, Mr..
Mrs. j. R. Walker, Mr., and Mrs.
ID J. Greenewald, NJ, Meyerfield OF
Francisco. George Albert Lansburg
ia francisco, and Colonel and Mrs.
d of Fort Douglas. Among the
s parties was one given by ". A
ter, Including fifteen, and another
81. and Mrs, J. c. D. Clark, with
ID few guests.
18TH the warm weather Of the
4 last days of July the society
sof Salt Lake have sought refuge
zthe city heat in the canyon re-
Or at the California beaches With
d life largely transferred TO these
ler breathing places the following
:, ent from Lady Tcazle Of the San
jsco, Chrcaicle on the increasing
= city of dress at the fashionable
n is Interesting:
J. he growing demand for simpli-
~ IN life and its accessories
I. ms ahcut to DE fulilled. What
sssiety does the world does, and
= Former is slowly coming TO the
{. izRtion that the less complex
= there is in its activities and
= a6 the more smoothly flows the
of life.
here was a time when summer
/ b ne smart set meant days and
2 xB spent at the drcssmakers
the miIliners with an after
3 4 of teas, luucheoHs. dinners,
z ,es: in fact. one mad whirl Of
ta1 -emeDt, which was no different
Z "a, the gaieties in the city, ex-
4 , il change III place.
lie at the summer resorts was
al <ontinuous change from linens
Wns, from lawns to satius for
80 women, and a rush from sack
< 10 froek coat and from frock
J. q TO dinner coat and evening
. 5 for the men.
= with the paramount attrac-
r Spf outdoor sports, principally
U much needed simplicity has
y. not only in dress, but in
lH Of social activity.
e. e. etically the entire vacation
da IS now taken up with golf.
z e. = pack riding, bathing and ten.
81 The women, from the debu.
o caIa q 70 many of the elderly wom-
~ up with the lark. in for a
sts 4nd out On the links. 1t is
J ~ Tor them to play two
~ q day, The rounds Of tbe
~ \. 10 most of the clubs and re-
: = d re q walking distance of Ave
.ries Fhich means that girl who
q y = = IL twice iu ooe dav is NOT
lts 'naition to Keep late hours
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