The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

has proved very popular place for ten
mis- enthusiasts the past few weeks, and
thorc is usually crowd OF young peo-
pie on hand for set with numerous
parties to watch the game. While no
club has beer organized. many Of those
who play the game we'll are among
those seen on the courts, and doubtless
club.
A THLETICS have claimed the at
N tentiou c. the fair sex for the
past few weeks, tennis, and golf being
about evenly divided Mrs. T. W.
Boyer surprised even her friends
week ago BY winning her match with
Miss Kate Williams. who has been the
tennis champion for any number of
years. In the women s handicap golf
tournament, begun in earnest the first
Of the past wee;. Miss Mary Hallorau,
the rising yoGng society girl in athletic
circles. won in tic medal play. making
the lowest ret score. Since then, owing
to one cause and another, the plays
have been slightly irregular, and yes
terday's inclement weather interfered
seriously with the somi-6nals which
were to have been played. AS it now
stands, Miss Lane and Mrs. Union
Worthington have not vet played OF
for their scmi-fuals. but will doubtless
play their match the first day possible.
the winner to meet Miss Halloran, at
which time Miss Dunn and Mrs. j. T.
Gilmer will play the semi-fnaIs.
THE COUNTRY CLUB presented g
II very gay scene last evening when
the members and their friends to the
number Of more than hundred en-
1oyed the last of the summer dinner
dances, which have made the Saturday
nights pleasure through the past fye
months or more. The rooms we're all
gay with autumn leaves and flowers,
and for the dinner in the early evening
many parties were seen at the tables.
Later great number of. young people
went out to enjoy the dancing, for
which extra fine music was provided.
More than the usual number Of the
army people were present to enjoy the
evening, Colonel and Mrs. James A..
Irons entertaining at one dinner for
number of the new military people.
Their guests were Captain and Mrs.
Robert w. Mearns, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Arthur Ahrends, Miss Josephine McClel-
Ian, Miss Elizabet Cartwright, Captain
A. NJ. Shipp and Lieutenant Lewis. Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Taylor entertained a
party of military folk also, having as
their guests Captain and Mrs. George
H. Estes, Captain and Mrs. John De-
Witt, Captain and Mrs. W. B. Graham,
Lieutenant and Mrs. B. p. johnson and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry M. Nelly
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. D. Clark had as
their guests Colonel Frederick Perkins
and his son. Frederick Perkins. Jr,, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Snow
A SERIES Of four dances. one each
N week through January, will be
given at Whitney Hall beginning some
time about Hailowe zen. The cards for
the series have been sent out, Mrs.
William Redi, Mrs, Joseph Nioley and
Mrs. Lester Freed being the originators
Of the plan. The series will be the
most popular subscription dances at
tempted probably since the assembly
balls Of few years ago and they Will
of course be less formal and more fun.
The little dancing nall chosen Is one OF
the best adapted for informal enter
tanning and so far EVERYONE included in
the list has taken the matter up with
the utmost enthusiasm.
MM RS. B. o. MECKLENBURG was
N4 the hostess on Monday and Tues
day of the past week at delightful
bridge teas at her hospitable home on
East South Temple street TIE FIRST
affair was given in compliment to Mrs
Walter l.. Mas of Los Angeles, a
guest at the home of Mrs. Noble War
rum. and the second in compliment to
Miss Otlgon of Chicago. The home was
gorgeous with American Beauty roses
for both affairs. dozens Of the flowers
heing used for decorating the rooms.
Many friends Of the hostess assisted at
the affairs. among them Mrs. Edward
McGurrin, Mrs. P. 8. Keogh, Mrs.
Charles A. Quigley, Mrs. Fred Davidson,
Mrs, James Ivers, Jr.. Miss Louise Wey.
Miss Frances McChrystal. Miss Flor
cnce Sullivan, Miss Wilma Nelson. Miss
Emma Zane, Miss Margaret Collins and
little Miss Margaret Godbe.
Al RS. MORRIL n FARR and her
lv1 sister, Miss Rehan Spencer, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at q bridge
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