The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10


the first time since the end o.
uue society has begun to max
}. mans for entertainment, wit
,sult that the present week is I
raally CAV one. Two large even
fairs are planned, the ball TO b
on Thursday evening at the mag
a new Wall mansion by Colone
fra f. A. Wall and Miss Mar,
ihe third daughter of the fam
4 Que of the very popular young
4 local society, and the garden
which will include dancing, tc
1olouel and Mrs. James a. Irons
.dden their friends for next Fri
ming
. there are numerous teas, some
N of brides of the autumn, some
|oIiment to the girls leaving for
H and some to meet out of town
Miss Frances Cowan will be
|.fess on Wednesday at a large
on al the Country club to meet
Ia Miss Lillian Murdock Of
Mrs. j. NJ. Callow will
ia at an informal tea on Tues
nd Miss Bessie Callow will en-
large company Of her girl
al tea on Wednesday. Miss
Cowie is 10 give matinee par
The Orpheum on Thursday for
|lsa Bamberger, who leaves soon
|ith college, and Miss Helen
nod will give a tea on Friday
|5n for Miss Bonnie Miller aud
hcodore Parker.
. fh excitement Of the past week
inferred yesterday afternoon in
ball game All Of society was
h its best summer duds, The
|0oked quite like a fair ground,
ID such drawing cards as were
Ling lights on both sides, why,
|npIy couldn Z keep the girls
Aud there were the gowns Of
Ir sex. and a chance to show
Uth as seldom falls TO the lot Of
&ke's society excepting at the
club, for the various fairs al
ome at time when summer
re passe, and the early spring
At q time when the same are
ripe. But yesterday all went
Spitc the early morning threat
rain, and the grand stand with
poxes in view presented very
sight.
1ncessions were not turned over
dies entirely, but this did not
the sale OF some Of the best
~ be made by the fair sex, and
the girls are experts at candy
Miss Mildren Mcmillan, ono
soelal committee of the Young
christian association, mau-
7 sale of candy, flowers and
1f6, and assisting her were Miss
Dunn, Miss Mary Luman,
'neye Savage, Miss Noriune
'n' Miss Eleanor Shelby, Miss
walker, Miss Dorothy BAN.
alss Helen Clawsou, Miss Mar.
eintyre and Miss Dorothy
Many prominent people were
y In the boxes and elsewhere.
pem Mrs. Margaret B. Sails
-. Ernest Bambcroer. Mrs, ".
ry, MIR, and Mrs. George S.
: Dr. and Mrs. r. Is. Beatty,
Mrs S. A. Whitney, Mr.. and
B 1ney i. Badger, Charles a.
'ohn Selfridae. Captain A. NJ.
plain a. W, Foreman. Mrs.
3 Hmpson, Mr.. and Mrs. T, w.
Z eSid Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
, mith, Fred Smith, Mr.. and
'e A. Scheid, Mr.. and Mrs.
y richards. DR., and Mrs. II.
~ Mr. and Mrs. J. II. t'reder-
\ N Edwin Shelby, Mr., and
:E ID. Cleveland, Miss Sap
! nss Mary Sappinglon, Miss
q Hngt0n, Mr. and Mrs. James
Z n, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Nib
d Sibley, DR., and Mrs. Jack
and Mrs. Lewis 4. Jeffs.
= @rs' stephen A. Bailey, Mr..
w W. Story, Jr.. Mr., and
q Weir, Miss Crafts. Mrs.
emoerger, Leonard Wilson,
rs. George +, Steihl, Ralph
,f> and Mrs, William G.. Sharp,
hs uline. Mr.. and Mrs. JAY
n Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Arm.
ss Jane Darling, Mr.. and
N 'iu r. Lamb, Miss Bryan
Y md others,
,/L AND MRS, FREDERICK
- INNS and Fred Perkins are
20 entertain some of their
). = very original fashion this
&, ~ Chicken stew u form
nment all their own. They
I. several motor parties and